Stephen Flitman, MD

My experience and relationship, true and personally cares, top notch professionalism, helpful and very pleasant office support, and 10 years of being a patient.
Dr. Flitman is my most trusted of all specialists, she. at the time was limited on specialists, and never gave it much thought, except then I believed most were the same. A huge misinformed patient as I had to learn from a grossly negligent specialist, Oncologist, that i chose because of family advice and new outcome based research published the day of
my first appt. after diagnosed with small cell lung cancer. The oncologist was well known in the Cancer community. Due to size a d to staging is often based on size. The size was an analogy of a large grapefruit. Biopsy measurements were 6.5 cm X 6.0 cm.
long story short, he is the most trusted and credentials beyond compare. he is so smart and listens, what many doctors should do as we’re their continuing education, ad well, the expert of ourselves. be you own advocate.
Dr. Flitman treats you like a smart patient, know your symptoms, and pair together to find correct course of action. he respects you!
I am expert in evaluating doctors. those who don’t care and are in for the tests they make lots money on. if these docs don’t listen and think they know best… run. or fire them. I’ve fired many and Dr. Flitman is the rare real deal!

The office help here is virtually non-​existent, not that they aren’t there physically but if you need something forget it… I’ve been trying to get records sent to my insurance for weeks with no success. I’m trying again today because they don’t respond to the insurance company either… Dr Flitman is great but like I said, the rest of the place has serious issues

Dr. Flitman is the neurologist I have been looking for for years. He is friendly and funny, was on Phoenix Magazine’s 2007 best neurologists list, and is thorough, polite, and positive.
Never in my life have a received a written report of our discussion and the doctor’s remarks as soon as my appointment was finished– a thing I greatly appreciate for my own records. Naturally, he was typing as we spoke, but that didn’t bother me.
He is also not afraid to try new things without taking unnecessary risks with his patients’ health. Some neurologists are too old-​fashioned and tentative for my taste. Dr. Flitman is an active researcher, and I am thrilled that I will be soon participating in a clinical study for the kind of medication that MS patients have been waiting decades for. He has trained at and still is associated with Barrow’s, is the founder and director of his own practice (21^st Century Neurology), and is also an Assistant Professor of Neurology at U of A.
I had a fantastic first visit with Dr. Flitman today and I look forward to working with him for a long time to come. His practice primarily works with Alzheimer’s, epilepsy, Parkinson’s, and Multiple Sclerosis patients. Highly recommended!