Division of Neurology

Neurology • Philadelphia, PA

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The Division of Neurology at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in Philadelphia, PA provides expert clinical care for children and adolescents with neurological disorders. The division treats the full range of nervous system conditions and offers support services to families, with pediatric neurologists who have advanced training and are involved in research to develop new treatments.

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Clinic Type

Neurology

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Phone

215-590-1719

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Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://www.chop.edu/centers-programs/division-neurology

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive

Birdeye (Penn Neurology University City): 4.8/5 (180)
Healthgrades (Dr. Thomas Leist): 4.8/5 (549)
Healthgrades (Dr. Diana Tzeng): 4.5/5 (131)
Healthgrades (Dr. Tsao-Wei Liang): 4.9/5 (551)
Ratings.MD (Dr. Noah Levinson): 4.9/5 (178)
Penn Medicine (Dr. Clyde Markowitz): 4.9/5 (810)

Patients praise

High levels of provider expertise and knowledge
Positive bedside manner and compassionate care for many patients
Thoroughness in consultations and explanations of medical conditions
Effective treatment plans and positive clinical outcomes
Helpful and organized support staff in many instances

Common complaints

Concerns regarding staff communication and professionalism
Difficulty scheduling appointments
Long wait times in office
Perceived dismissiveness or lack of empathy from some providers
Complaints regarding medication management or diagnostic processes

"I have never had a doctor spend more time with me than Dr Liang. He covered every issue and even discovered reason for my father being dizzy all the time."

— Healthgrades (Dr. Tsao-Wei Liang)

"Being dismissive and rude on top of being wrong is what makes patients not speak up even when they know something isn’t right."

— Healthgrades (Dr. Thomas Leist)

"Tzeng is not at all comfortable with someone asking her to explain things to those of us outside her medical orbit."

— Healthgrades (Dr. Diana Tzeng)

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].