Concierge neurology · Beverly Hills & Los Angeles
See a top-rated Beverly Hills neurologist. Same or next day.
The neurologist with time to listen.
Dr. Achillefs Ntranos MD. Board-certified neurologist and multiple sclerosis specialist. Visits are measured in answers, not minutes. In person in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, telehealth across California. No referral required.
Prefer to talk? (310) 774-7025
- 60-minute visits
- 200+ five star reviews
- Message your doctor directly
- Usually same or next day appointments, not months-long waitlists
Board certified. Fellowship trained. Patient focused.
Care paths
Where should you start?
Two doors into the same promise: a neurologist with the time to actually think about you.
General Neurology
Neurological evaluation
Start with a general neurological evaluation. Headaches and migraine, numbness and neuropathy, dizziness, memory and brain fog, dysautonomia, sleep problems, or a scan result nobody has explained. A full hour to sort it out.
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis
A suspicious MRI, white matter spots, a new diagnosis, a relapse, or a therapy that needs a second look. Fellowship-trained MS care without the months-long wait.
Or start with a symptom
Start with what you are feeling.
How it works
Three steps. No phone trees.
Concierge means the burden of getting care moves from you to us, starting with how you book.
Book online
Pick a time that works, in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, or by video anywhere in California. No referral, no prior authorization, no phone tree.
An unhurried visit
Your story, uninterrupted. A careful neurological exam. A plain-language walk-through of what we are considering, what to rule out, and what to do next.
A plan, and a way to reach us
E-prescriptions the same day, imaging and labs coordinated, and direct messaging with Dr. Ntranos between visits for follow-up questions.
Where we see you
Two offices, and telehealth across California
In-person visits in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. Secure video visits anywhere in the state, including the Bay Area and San Diego.
This office
Beverly Hills Office
433 N Camden Dr, Ste 610Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Camden Drive, north of Wilshire. Suits Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and the Westside.
Los Angeles Office
11620 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 600Los Angeles, CA 90025
Wilshire Boulevard in West Los Angeles. Suits Santa Monica, Brentwood, Culver City, and the Valley.
Telehealth across California
Anywhere in California, by secure video.
Suits follow-ups, second opinions, and most first visits when travel is the obstacle and your concern does not need a hands-on exam.
Is a video visit right for your problem? Dedicated pages for San Francisco and San Diego.
Same doctor, same 60 minutes at either office. Choose whichever is closer, or a video visit if the drive is the obstacle and your concern does not need a hands-on exam. We will tell you honestly when it does.
This is our Beverly Hills office
Beverly Hills Office
Mon to Fri, 9:00am to 6:00pm. By appointment only.
Fax (918) 398-9214
The difference
Why patients switch to us
Longer visits. Deeper understanding. Clearer answers.
200+ five-star reviews
Google and Zocdoc reviews cite unrushed visits, clear explanations, and finally feeling heard.
No referral, no prior auth
Fee-for-service means you book when you need care, not when insurance allows it.
50-80% PPO reimbursement
A detailed superbill after every visit, ready to submit. Most PPO plans reimburse 50-80%, depending on your out-of-network benefits.
Imaging and testing coordinated
MRI, EEG, and nerve studies at top facilities across California. Reviewed with you at your next visit, not left in a portal.
Direct messaging between visits
Follow-up questions go straight to Dr. Ntranos, not a front-desk voicemail. Prescriptions reach your pharmacy the same day we agree on a plan. No faxes, no chasing.
Your insurance still covers the rest
Only the visit is fee-for-service. Prescriptions, MRIs, labs, and infusions are still billed through your own plan, exactly as they were before.
Where your samples go
Your specialized testing goes to the labs that wrote the test
Routine bloodwork can be drawn anywhere. The tests that actually settle a neurological diagnosis are sent to three national reference laboratories, and the results are read with you at your next visit.
- Mayo Clinic LaboratoriesSpinal fluid testing for multiple sclerosis, including kappa free light chains and oligoclonal bands, plus autoimmune and paraneoplastic antibody panels.Visit the lab
- Washington UniversityNeuromuscular Clinical LaboratoryNeuromuscular and neuropathy antibody testing, including the myositis and autoimmune neuropathy panels that most commercial labs do not run.Visit the lab
- TherapathNeuropathologySmall fiber skin biopsies, read for epidermal nerve fiber density against age and gender matched normative data.Visit the lab
Your physician
“Neurology lives in the details. I built this practice to give those details the time and attention they deserve. Every visit is designed for careful listening, a thorough examination, and clear explanations, so you can get answers about your brain and nervous system without waiting months.”
Dr. Achillefs Ntranos, MD
Board-Certified Neurologist, MS Specialist & Founder
Meet Dr. Ntranos →Patient voices
In their words
Over 200 five-star reviews from patients who cite unrushed visits, clear explanations, and finally feeling heard.
Thorough, intelligent, caring
“Extremely thorough, intelligent, caring physician. Very responsive and great with follow up. I feel like I lucked out finding him. I saw 5 doctors before him who couldn't diagnose me and he did.”
A.R., Zocdoc Great listener, personable, attentive
“Great listener, very knowledgeable, personable and attentive to my needs and questions. I didn't feel rushed, he took his time to listen to my concerns and questions.”
F.C., Zocdoc It's rare to see this level of service quality
“He's extremely professional, compassionate and highly knowledgeable. He listens and takes notes. It's rare to see this level of service quality in the US. I was pleasantly surprised.”
B.A., Zocdoc The best thing that happened to me
“Finding Dr Ntranos is the best thing that happened to me through initial diagnosis, through treatment, and answering my question with so much compassion. Dr Ntranos is the best doctor I've seen in my life.”
A.M., Google Patient and empathetic doctor
“Dr Ntranos is a really patient and empathetic doctor, with amazing bedside manners. I followed his recommendations and I feel so much better now. He also followed up to check in on me after our appointment.”
V.K., Zocdoc Professional, supremely knowledgeable
“Excellent experience. Professional, supremely knowledgeable, precise and thorough doctor. Spent time and attended to all questions. This doctor actually called me back a couple of days after the appointment to check on me.”
J.C.A., Zocdoc Thorough exam, comforting demeanor
“I had a video consult with Dr. Ntranos. The exam was thorough and his demeanor was comforting. He listened to all of my concerns and asked questions that really helped me. The remedies we came up with together ended up being very helpful.”
J.L., Zocdoc Thorough, diligent, responsive
“Was uncertain about telemedicine with a neurologist but was pleasantly surprised. Dr Ntranos is thorough, diligent and responsive.”
D.S., Google He didn't dismiss my concerns or worries
“He was very attentive and explanatory to my symptoms. Gave me thorough options to pursue. He didn't dismiss my concerns or worries.”
M.S., Zocdoc He works with you to attempt solutions
“Dr. Ntranos is professional and very smart. He listens extremely well and works with you to attempt solutions. He has followed up subsequent to the appointment. I would highly recommend him as a bright doctor who cares.”
EL.K., Zocdoc Very kind and thorough
“Very kind and thorough. Dr. Ntranos worked with my insurance when I needed prior authorizations and prescribed me a temporary alternative until it was approved.”
R.D., Google Dr. Achillefs is the best
“I have seen several neurologists before and Dr. Achillefs is the best. He tried to understand the situation by asking all applicable questions and recommended the treatment that helped me. He also followed up afterwards which is rare to see.”
J.D., Zocdoc Great recommendations and a great outcome
“Urgently needed a neurologist and thankfully I got this appointment and great recommendations and a great outcome from it. I was nervous about the virtual meeting not being hands on enough but it truly was amazing.”
I.D., Google Thank you Dr. Ntranos for being there for me
“Excellent care and wonderful service. Dr. Ntranos made my MS care easy and convenient. I can now focus on my personal goals in life. Thank you Dr. Ntranos for being there for me.”
J.W., Zocdoc
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Why concierge
What a visit should feel like
We removed the parts of medicine that exist for insurance companies, and kept the parts that exist for you.
| Achilles Neurology Clinic | A typical neurology clinic | |
|---|---|---|
| Wait for a new-patient visit | Usually same or next day | Often 3-6 months |
| Time with your neurologist | 60 minutes | 15-30 minutes |
| Who you see | Dr. Ntranos, every visit | Rotating providers, PAs, residents |
| Reaching us afterward | Direct messaging with your doctor | Phone trees and portals |
| Referral required | No | Usually yes |
As featured in
Patient education
From the practice journal
Clear, physician-written answers to the questions our patients actually ask.
Multiple Sclerosis
Just Diagnosed with MS? The First Five Steps That Matter
A neurologist's guide to the first weeks after a multiple sclerosis diagnosis: what to do, what to ignore, and why the outlook beats what Google suggests.
3 min read · Medically reviewed
Headache & Migraine
When Should You Actually Worry About a Headache?
A neurologist's plain-language guide to headache red flags: the warning signs that need urgent care, and the everyday patterns that need a plan, not panic.
3 min read · Medically reviewed
Multiple Sclerosis
Diet and MS: What to Eat and What to Avoid
Looking for the best diet for MS? A specialist breaks down what the research says about anti-inflammatory foods, vitamin D, supplements, and what to avoid.
17 min read · Medically reviewed
A closer look at the wrist can help explain hand symptoms. Explore the illustration alongside our guide to carpal tunnel syndrome.
Anatomy at a glanceThe wrist and hand
Inside the carpal tunnel
A nerve and finger tendons share a narrow passage at the wrist.
Ligament roof
A strong band of tissue forms the roof. Wrist bones form the floor and sides of the tunnel.
Median nerve
Pressure on this nerve can cause tingling, numbness, or weakness in the hand.
Flexor tendons
Nine tendons pass through the tunnel alongside the nerve. They help bend the fingers and thumb.
Pressure at the wrist can cause symptoms in the hand.
Simplified cross-section at the wrist. Selected structures are shown to explain the space around the median nerve.
Good questions
The things people ask first
Straight answers about insurance, fees, which office, and how fast we can see you.
Your brain deserves more than fifteen minutes.
Book a visit with Dr. Ntranos, usually same or next day.