Dr. Michael E Jones

My primary doctor sent me to Dr.Jones to try and find answers with the episodes I was having. He seemed stressed when he came In but I was feeling hopefully anyways. I began to describe what happens during my episodes and he started shaking his head. Almost instantly saying he didn't know why I was sent to him and I probably should have been sent to a psychiatrist instead. Asked if I had had a bad childhood or PTSD. I told him I hadn't been diagnosed with it no. I expressed my concern and that these episodes made me sick and scared. I'd get light headed, dizzy, have dream flashbacks and then felt like I was going to pee myself and puke. He completely ignored what I was saying several times. He kept saying they weren't real symptoms. He reluctantly ordered a few tests "only because some people probably needed to be convinced nothing is wrong with me" he ALSO pointed out my heavy metal shirt and one of my tattoos and was pushy about what it meant and what the bands name meant.

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very rude and unprofessional towards my grandmother and my grandfather that has Alzheimer’s. this was by far the worst experience we’ve ever had at Adena. raised his voice at my grandparents, and was rude due to the fact my grandfather was deaf. he should not have a doctor degree.

Very rude and unprofessional!

The guy has an ego the size of Texas with the personality of a rock. Zero bedside manner, even less compassion. Most definitely not in this profession to benefit his fellow man. During my first appointment with him, he interrupted our visit to take a phone call. After hanging up, he spent the next 10 minutes explaining who was on the phone and elaborating on the fact that they were calling to thank him for all of the money he had donated to their cause because he’s just that good of a person. I think not. I was diagnosed with MS in 2017, after test after test after test to confirm the diagnoses. I have classic textbook symptoms and have been receiving treatment for 4 years due to it. After moving further away from my previous neurologist, I made an appointment with this caveman because his facility is closer to our new home. From the get go, he told me he doubted I really have multiple sclerosis because I had no new lesions show up in the brain and spine, therefore, he thinks I can’t possibility have any ongoing problems. That’s not how MS works, but, what do I know (?), as he let me know this week that HE is the expert. MS medicines are designed to slow down the progression of the disease; not stop it and not reverse it. So, no NEW lesions mean that my medicine is doing it’s job. But that doesn’t mean symptoms disappear or that we feel 100% because of it. He may very well have a degree hanging on his wall, but he most certainly is no expert, at least where this disease is concerned. Maybe he needs to go back for some specialized learning and learn some rules of etiquette and common courtesy, while he’s at it. The guy has an ego the size of Texas with the personality of a rock. Zero bedside manner, even less compassion. Most definitely not in this profession to benefit his fellow man. During my first appointment with him, he interrupted our visit … More

Worst experience I’ve ever had with Adena. I seen my normal health care physician. Had an MRI and was sent to neurologist Dr.Michael Jones. When I arrived he looked over my file, and told my mom and I. “I dont even know why you’re here.” His exact words. We explained that I had have excruciating headaches. For the last couple of weeks with no explanation. He put me on two different kinds of medication. One being a seizure medication and the other immitrex. After about two weeks my headaches had got alot worse, and a random stomach pain in my upper side had started. I contacted a local pharmacist and they told me I should stop taking it. I contacted them and they contacted me back. Saying that he really didnt think it was the medication that was making me have stomach pains, and more intense headaches. To seek my normal health care provider. I said that I would but I was going to stop the medications. Instead of suggesting me to another medication. He refused to see me anymore. Worst experience I’ve ever had with Adena. I seen my normal health care physician. Had an MRI and was sent to neurologist Dr.Michael Jones. When I arrived he looked over my file, and told my mom and I. “I dont even know why you’re here.” … More

I will never recommend him. He is very disrespectful. He acted like I was an idiot. He wouldn't listen to anything I had to say. Then he got up and walked out.

My personal experience with Michael E. Jones was truthfully dreadful. When I arrived after having suffered increased severity in my headaches following a car accident months prior (and wanting to both check on the possibility of the accident being a factor in these migraines and the undiagnosed cause of my history of headaches) he focused primarily on my mental health history and childhood trauma. The synopsis of our conversation amounted to contrary opinions, his being that my headaches were stress based and purely psychological. At his behest I attended a psychiatric appointment, explained my physical symptoms to a psychiatrist, my mental health history over my lifetime, and my psychological symptoms expressed in said mental illness, the opinions of Mr.Jones towards the nature of my headaches (a neurologist) and the opinions and diagnosis of my psychologist on my mental health. The psychiatrist agreed that my symptoms did not seem psychological in nature, he sympathized and suggested that it was likely Mr.Jones had simply read my mental health history and chalked my diagnosis up to (as he put it) "she's crazy; my job is done!...as doctors often do". The psychiatrist suggested I seek a different doctor. I continued with Mr.Jones, however, and my care and condition quickly worsened. Mr.Jones was not convinced of the psychistrist's assessment of my psychological state, the psychiatrist his office referred me to (who also works for Adena), and persisted in the belief my symptoms were psychological. This was demoralizing and somewhat belittling; it felt very akin to ableism. A professional psychiatrist had assessed my mental state and agreed that it did not seem to factor into the situation. I informed Mr.Jones the medication he had prescribed (a medication I had formerly been on and saw no progress with, a medication I requested not to be put on again) was not working and my migraines were actually worsening. I told him I ceased taking the medication because of this. He asserted that my worsening headaches were from not following his treatment plan. He doubled the dosage. Note that I had told him my migraines were worse AFTER he had placed me on this medication. At this point, on this medication, my migraines got progressively more horrific. I would get physically ill without cause, horrifically dizzy, dazed, confused, and weak to the point of having difficulty breathing. My symptoms had increased ten fold. Because I had orginally went to Mr.Jones to treat what had been slowly worsening headaches following the recovery after a concussion, and because he was a medical professional insistent that my actions were wrong in stopping the medication, I did not assume that the medication was the cause of the malady but that the actual cause was progressively getting worse. It took me a few weeks of confused pain to connect that the medication was the root cause of the spiraling severity of my symptoms. I ceased the medication again and shortly these new symptoms disappeared. I continued to have headaches consistent with the previous severity I had experienced when first beginning his care. I discontinued care with Mr.Jones as he did not, in any way, take into account my own experience with my personal physical condition. He discredited my perspective on my health to the point of ignoring not only my statements my mental state but my physical one as well and the result was my physical decline. My voice in my care was not respected, I was not respected, and I lost significant respect for Adena in the process. I will seek care elsewhere in the future. I suggest others do the same. My personal experience with Michael E. Jones was truthfully dreadful. When I arrived after having suffered increased severity in my headaches following a car accident months prior (and wanting to both check on the possibility of the … More

great staff and doctors. clean professional office.

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Dr. Jones is a great doctor who will take time to listen to your needs and concerns. I have went through many doctors trying to find out what was going on with me and he was the only one who took the time to listen and figure out the problem I highly recommend him. Once he figured out what was going on he took the MRI's and sat down and explained everything to me and how it was effecting my body and different medications that would be a good starting point for me to try to help with my condition

I became extremely dizzy and fell, hitting my head. My friends called 911, but the CT scan ordered by the ER physician showed no injury. I asked my family doctor for a referral to Dr. Jones of Adena Neurology. He decided that I needed further testing. He then found a 1/4 brain aneurysm. He referred me to a neuroradiologist, Dr. Ronald Budzik, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus. Together, these two outstanding doctors have literally, saved my life. I'm forever grateful to them.

yes I would recommend DR JONES

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