Locations | Best Neurosurgeons in Buffalo, NY - UB Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery • Corning, NY • Multiple (Comprehensive Neuroscience Center in Williamsville, Additional Surgical Locations listed) locations
About
Summary: UB Neurosurgery (UBNS) is a Buffalo-based neurosurgery group affiliated with the University at Buffalo. They offer comprehensive neurosurgical care, treatment, and research, with 8 U.S. offices (primarily in the Buffalo area and surrounding towns) and international presence. The headquarters is in Williamsville, NY, and the team numbers about 112 staff, with annual revenue around $4.3 million. If you’re specifically seeking “Locations” in Buffalo, UBNS lists multiple offices in Williamsville and Buffalo, NY (e.g., 40 George Karl Blvd., 1001 Main St., 6930 Williams Rd, and 5959 Big Tree Rd, among others). For “Best Neurosurgeons,” UBNS emphasizes its status as a leading group for comprehensive neurosurgical care and research in the Buffalo region. Note: If you want detailed practice areas or physician bios, please specify and I can pull that from their site or provide how to contact each location.
Clinic Type
Neurosurgery
Address
40 George Karl Blvd, Suite 100, Williamsville, NY 14221
Phone
716.218.1000
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive
- Birdeye (Dr. Jeffrey Mullin): 4.4 out of 5 (28 reviews)
- Birdeye (Dr. Joshua Meyers): 4.8 out of 5 (20 reviews)
- Birdeye/Healthgrades (Dr. John Pollina): 3.6 - 3.9 out of 5 (21 - 25 reviews)
- Healthgrades (Dr. Jason Davies): 4.2 out of 5 (13 reviews)
- Birdeye (Dr. P. Jeffrey Lewis): 4.6 out of 5 (654 reviews)
Patients praise
- high surgical success rates for complex conditions including spinal, brain, and movement disorders
- patients report regaining quality of life and becoming pain-free following procedures
- medical staff and physician assistants are often praised for being attentive and responsive
- many patients highlight the brilliance, skill, and expertise of the neurosurgeons
Common complaints
- reports of lengthy wait times for appointments or surgical procedures
- some patients reported unsatisfactory surgical outcomes or perceived lack of follow-up care
- inconsistent bedside manner, with some patients describing surgeons as unpersonable or direct rather than warm
"Dr Mullin what you accomplished for me has truly changed my life. Before surgery, daily pain and limitations had taken away from me physically, and emotionally. Today, because of your remarkable work, I am pain free, healing well, and getting my quality of life back."
— Patient of Dr. Jeffrey Mullin"Dr. Lewis is nothing short of a miracle worker. I was hesitant at first, reading some of the mixed reviews... Don’t let reviews make your choice when it comes to a neurosurgeon like Dr. Lewis... What you will get is a surgeon whose skill level is unmatched and whose work changes lives."
— Patient of Dr. P. Jeffrey Lewis"I would not recommend Dr. Demopolis. I can't begin to describe the pain and agony I went through because of his failure to complete the surgery properly."
— Patient of Dr. Vassilios DimopoulosSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Dr. Paul Lewis, MD - Neurosurgeon in Buffalo, NY | Healthgrades — Feb 8, 2018
- In a first at an ambulatory surgery center, UB neurosurgeons placed a carotid artery stent and the patient was discharged the same day - University at Buffalo — Oct 1, 2025
- Buffalo Rehab Group opens new clinic in OP | News | beenews.com — Jan 29, 2026
- Dr. Rosalind Lai Named a CTSI K Scholar for Aneurysm Research | Dr. Rosalind Lai Named a CTSI K Scholar for Aneurysm Research — Apr 24, 2026
- UB Neurosurgery and Ambulatory Neurosurgery Center (ANSC™) in partnership with NOVA Neuro, Awarded First-of-Its-Kind Grant to Decode Brain Aneurysm Risk Powered by Artificial Intelligence — Aug 5, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
More neurosurgery clinics in Corning
Summary: Corning Centerway Neurosurgery is a Guthrie-affiliated practice located in Corning, New York. The Guthrie.org site highlights its connection to Guthrie Clinic, which operates 8 offices in the United States and serves as the regional health system hub. Corning Centerway Neurosurgery would fall under Guthrie’s network offerings, with the Corning, NY location referenced among Guthrie’s listed sites. If you’re seeking specific services, providers, or contact details for Corning Centerway Neurosurgery, you may need to navigate Guthrie’s site or contact the Corning office directly for precise information.
Guthrie Clinic overview with focus relevant to Corning Centerway Neurosurgery: - Guthrie Clinic (guthrie.org) is a multisite health system based in Sayre, PA, with offices across northeastern Pennsylvania and upstate New York, including Corning, NY. - For Corning-related services, Guthrie maintains a Centerway/Corning presence in Corning, NY (Corning Guthrie Drive area), offering neurosurgery services as part of its regional specialty network. - Notable related connections: - Alumni and talent sources indicate strong links with Corning Incorporated, UPMC, Arnot Health, and local universities (Binghamton University, Upstate Medical University), suggesting collaboration and talent pipelines in the Corning area. - Guthrie’s U.S. office network includes Corning Drive locations and Sayre, Towanda, Troy, and Binghamton areas, aligning with regional neurosurgery and specialty care access. If you’re specifically seeking Corning Centerway Neurosurgery at Guthrie: - Look for Guthrie Corning location details (address in Corning, NY) and neurosurgery service listings on Guthrie’s site or contact Guthrie Corning for neurosurgery appointment availability, physicians, and treatment options.
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