From Dorothy P. Dada, MD
Dr. Dorothy P. Dada is a board-certified neurologist in Santa Monica, CA. She also holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience. Her extensive studies in medicine and neurology include fellowships in the UCLA Goldberg Migraine program and the Steve Tisch Sports Neurology-Neurotrauma program where she provided care for adolescent and adult patients with headache, facial pain, concussion and mild traumatic brain injury. As a headache and traumatic brain injury specialist, Dr. Dada enjoys the unique opportunity to learn how these conditions affect the lives of her adult and pediatric patients. Through a comprehensive assessment, she works together with each patient and family to develop a treatment plan that not only alleviates suffering but leads to func...
Google: 3.9/5
I saw Dr. Dada today and she was comprehensive and compassionate. She took her time to conduct a thorough investigation to best discern the sources of my various problems and made precise recommendation for treatments and further tests that I will follow. I was extremely impressed by how empathetic she was to the nerve issues that I have been experiencing. I highly recommend her.
I saw Dr. Dada on the advice of my internist, because I was looking for a neurologist since having a stroke and stent in 2016. I was so impressed with Dr. Dada. She's warm, patient and incredibly thorough. She looked through my records and asked many questions, eventually suggesting I see a cardiologist to determine why I had a stroke and how we could prevent its recurrence. I'm lucky to have found Dr. Dada, who is an MD with a PhD in neuroscience and is particularly knowledgeable about migraines. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a neurologist.
I suffer from severe chronic migraines. Dr. Dada has changed my life! She’s found a combination that is actually helping me get back to health. I had three days in a row with no migraine, which is almost like a miracle to me. I would recommend her to anyone suffering like I have. She has never told me I have a mental problem or blamed stress, etc. If she doesn’t know what would cause a symptom, she just says, “I don’t know what would cause that.” SO much better than telling me it’s all in my head! She will listen and she won’t stop trying to help you! Thank you, Dr. Dada.