Has anyone on here had a positive experience via telehealth with Dr. Beh?
Thank you!
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Yes he is very good. I saw some treatment options others completely overlooked.
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Thanks for asking this question. I hope this is the case… i have an appt in October… its pretty expensive, but its worth it if he is good
I did as well! I sent him dozens of pages of notes from fruitless doctor visits and he read them all before our call. He provided a lot of options others didn’t.
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How much does he charge for consultation? Is the wait list long?
I waited about 6 months and it was about 500. Follow up visits are close to 175, I think.
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Hi @Brian88 @Persephone did you end up making an appointment with Dr Beh? I just looked into but he is now charging $975 
for the appointment and no follow ups allowed.
I did not, I worked with Dr Purcell out of San Diego.
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Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! I hope you found your specialist useful.
I’m based in the UK so the Dr Beh appointment would be quite an investment but after 11 + years of vestibular migraine I think it may be one I need to make.
No problem, I’m mostly better now. Not 100% but I’m able to live. I’m currently on qulipta. My vertigo is positional now
Have you thought about seeing Nicholas Silver, Dr. Bamiou or Dr. Surethiran?
I’m also based in the UK and I did consider trying to see Hain in the US (who may have retired now btw) but he said he was not licenced to practice across borders.
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Dr. Beh doesn’t seem to be much more of an expert in this disease than your typical Neuro ENT that’s worked with dizzy patients.
His being well-known is primarily due to his internet presence and published works, which are largely summaries of other clinicians’ work.
If you already have a provider, I’d suggest directing them to Dr. Hain’s work for clinicians or Dr. Michael Teixido’s guide for clinicians in treating vestibular migraine.