Physician, Associate Professor
Neurology
Department: Neurology
As a neurologist at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, I specialize in ALS and other complex and uncommon neuromuscular diseases. Because many of my patients have not heard of their disorders until they are personally diagnosed, I really enjoy helping them navigate through the process of understanding, treating and coping with these conditions.
I enjoy teaching and educating others about neuromuscular diseases. Part of my job consists of teaching and training medical students, and it is one of the reasons why I chose to work at an academic medical center.
In addition to educating students, my goal is to educate my patients about their neurological conditions. I believe this allows them to be an active participant and partner in the management of their health care needs and helps them to make informed decisions about their care.
I love working in Ohio State’s collegial atmosphere and with the other doctors here. I also enjoy the challenge of helping patients with a difficult diagnosis or condition.
In my free time, I like to snowboard, run, relax with my family and enjoy the outdoors.
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I am an assistant professor of Neurology in the Department of Neurology in The Ohio State University College of Medicine and Associate Clerkship Director for Neurology. I joined the Department of Neurology in 2007. My research interests include developing an ongoing study examining MRI correlates of motor and cognitive dysfunction in patients with ALS.
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As of 11/3/2025, Adam Quick has reported no relationships with companies or entities.
All good
Was very good
Dr was professional and MOST informative about loving forward care plan
Did not know history or condition well enough to answer questions or provide treatment. Left with just a referral to Exercise Is Medicine --- after last appointment where they sent me to PT, who concluded treatment after one session because I didn't need to be there (I exercise).
My expectations were met.
He is honest and helped me so much to know my SFN wouldn't probably get worse at my age.
Dr. Quick was very thorough and spent over an hour with me discussing my rather complex medical issues.
He was very good
He was concerned with my well being
Very good and answered all my questions!
Good
New dr first good impression liked him and he answered all my questions
Listened
Good
DR quick was very helpful and the staff got on my referral s to see different specialist for my alsy
Dr quick and Nick were very courteous kind and thorough and my exam. I could tell it was hard for them to tell my wife and I that I had ALS but they were very compassionate and helpful in talking to us about this new Journey that we are on
He's really nice and takes his time. Explains things well and is patient with questions.
Dr. Quick was excellent. He is very personable. He spent 55 minutes with me, listening to every word I said. He was able to give me a diagnosis immediately but is still concerned about other issues that do not fall within the diagnosis.
I have the highest regard for Dr. Adam Quick. Because I have a neurological condition that is difficult to diagnose, it is easy for a physician to take the easy path and just write down a "typical" diagnosis. Instead, Dr. Quick took the more difficult road and strove to be intellilectually curious. He decided to order more tests to better narrow down my infliction so that appropriate treatment could take place. He engaged in a lot of research on my past treatment BEFORE I EVEN HAD THIS FIRST VISIT, asked many probing questions and listened well. Sadly, not many doctors are like Dr. Quick! I am thrilled to have him as my doctor.
Dr. Quick was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable about my issues.
Good good