Buffalo Neurosurgery Group: P. Jeffrey Lewis MD
550 Orchard Park Road, Suite A105, West Seneca, NY 14224 United States
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The Buffalo Neurosurgery Group aims to provide excellent neurosurgical care in a compassionate environment. Multiple centers of quality have been developed to meet current and future patient and medical component demands in Western New York. By positioning our group members in the area’s leading hospitals, we’re able to promote competitive neurosurgical services that meet patient and health care providers’ requirements for both quality and economy.
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Anonymous on RateMDs
12 days ago
01/25/2023, 08:29 AM
Staff is very helpful and professional, the PA’s are knowledgeable and are able to explain anything you might need to know about your surgical procedure and Dr Lewis is an excellent surgeon. I’ve recommended friends and family to Dr Lewis because in my opinion he’s trustworthy and highly skilled
Donald F. on Birdeye
20 days ago
01/17/2023, 12:51 PM
I had a cervical fusion about 2 weeks ago. Before surgery my arms and legs were weak and getting shocks it became unbearable. After surgery both feel so much better and no more electric shocks. I am on my way to being my old self again.Thank you Dr.Lewis and entire staff, you have given me my life back.
Anonymous on RateMDs
25 days ago
01/12/2023, 08:19 AM
I trust Dr Lewis and his entire team with my life, he is an excellent surgeon and I wouldn’t go anywhere else for my neurological condition.
Deborah G. on Birdeye
a month ago
01/11/2023, 13:01 PM
Prior to my neck surgery I was in a great deal of pain. It effected not only my neck but shoulders, arms and fine motor movement. Turning my head to the left, my neck would stick. Since the surgery pain has subsided 75% and I have at least 80% of the fine motor movement back in my hands. I can turn my head to the left and it doesn’t stick. I am so thankful I had the surgery done.
Cheryl B. on Birdeye
2 months ago
11/30/2022, 09:42 AM
I had brain aneurysm surgery on 10/10/2022.
On 102/2022 I had experienced a severe headache, dizziness and nausea.
I went to St Joseph’s and as transferred to Mercy hospital.
I do not recall most of my stay which was for 21 days but after I had surgery on 10/10 I began to feel better as the days went by.
I am doing extremely well except for some loss of memory.
I cannot say enough about the wonderful care I received from Dr Lewis and his staff as well as the hospital staff.
Dr Lewis saved my life and I am forever grateful for him.
Luis T. on Birdeye
3 months ago
11/08/2022, 14:14 PM
Craniotomy aneurysm, before surgery I was having issues with my right eye 3rd nerve palsy, Found the aneurysm was the cause. Eye lid has started to get a little movement since the surgery. We really appreciate the care and fast reaction regarding my situation, and helping my wife through it.
Ron W. on Birdeye
3 months ago
11/02/2022, 15:03 PM
My name is Ron and I am a sixty-one year old male. I have been in severe chronic pain for a number of years due to herniated and bulging discs in my lumbar and cervical spine along with advanced stenosis along with arthritis. Dr. Lewis advised me to have surgery on my cervical first. He also advised me that I would have instant relief after relieving the pressure off of the nerve. As of this writing it has been 10 weeks post Op and my experience has been nothing short of amazing! The constant level of pain has reduced greatly and I am regaining feeling in my foot that I haven’t felt in over 2 years. I am eternally grateful to Dr.Lewis and his amazing team and caring staff for helping me to feel hope and optimism for the future again and giving me my life back! Many Many Thanks,
Dennis H. on Birdeye
3 months ago
10/28/2022, 10:35 AM
I had a Cervical fusion on 10/17/22. Before surgery I had pain going down my arm. Very little pain right now , in evening I get a little pain down back side of arms.Other than that I feel pretty good.
On the road to recovery.
Nicole C. on Birdeye
3 months ago
10/26/2022, 09:29 AM
I was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm after some brief vision problems that cleared up soon after. The aneurysm was quite extensive requiring a craniotomy with multiple clips to correct it. Dr. Lewis and his team were wonderful. They explained in detail what I needed to have done and answered every question I had, even the silly ones. I had no symptoms from my aneurysm so it was more to fix to prevent a future rupture. My recovery was great and I’m getting back to my normal routine at a nice pace.