
Neurology | Penn State Health
Neurology • State College, PA • Since 1963
About
Neurology at Penn State Health (State College campus) - Overview: Penn State Health operates as an integrated health system with the Penn State College of Medicine. The network includes multiple institutes and departments focused on neuroscience, clinical care, and research. - Neurology leadership and researchers: Krish Sathian (Professor & Chair of Neurology) is a key figure within the neurology discipline; other staff and leadership roles support neurology and related brain health programs. - Related programs and institutes: Neurosciences Institute, Institute of Personalized Medicine; strong emphasis on clinical and translational research in neurology and related fields. - Campus context: State College serves as one of Penn State Health’s campuses, collaborating with Hershey and the College of Medicine on integrated care, education, and research. - What you can expect: Comprehensive neurology care within a large academic health system, with opportunities for specialists in stroke/cerebrovascular topics, neurodegenerative conditions, and general neurology, plus access to hospital-based resources and research initiatives.
Clinic Type
Neurology
Address
500 University Dr, Hershey, PA 17033, US
Phone
717-531-3828
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Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Penn State Health internal survey: 4.9/5 (124 ratings) (124)
- Penn State Health internal survey: 4.9/5 (304 ratings) (304)
- US News / Press Ganey: 5/5 (128)
- WebMD: 3.5/5 (4)
- WebMD: 4/5 (11)
Patients praise
- High patient satisfaction ratings for some individual neurologists
- Knowledgeable and professional care for many patients
- Positive feedback on follow-up and treatment explanations in successful cases
Common complaints
- Dismissive or disengaged bedside manner
- Lack of empathy or listening to patient concerns
- Perceived arrogance or condescending attitude
- Issues with appointment wait times or prescription refills
- Complaints regarding misdiagnosis or lack of thorough examination
"Dr. Pollock was disengaged and dismissive. He was more concerned with espousing his credentials and hearing his voice rather than listening to my daughter's symptoms and health history."
— Healthgrades review for Dr. Benjamin Pollock"His bedside manner sucks or is non existent. Very arrogant and disrespectful."
— Healthgrades review for Dr. Thyagarajan SubramanianSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Penn State Health introduces new treatment for movement disorder patients - Penn State Health News — Apr 6, 2026
- Night waking impacts cognitive performance regardless of sleep duration - Penn State Health News — Jan 14, 2026
- Penn State Health hospitals and specialties among nation’s best according to U.S. News & World Report - Penn State Health News — Jul 29, 2025
- The Medical Minute: Latest Parkinson’s treatments help patients stay active | Penn State University — Apr 1, 2026
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