Daniel M. Harrison, MD

Daniel M. Harrison, MD

Neurology

Associate Professor of Neurology, Director, Multiple Sclerosis Center, University of Maryland School of Medicine

Daniel M. Harrison, MD

UM Faculty Physicians, Inc.

Languages: English

Gender: Male

Locations

Neurology Care Center

16 South Eutaw Street
Floor 3
Baltimore, MD 21201
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PH: 410-328-4323

FAX: 410-328-5425

About Me

Dr. Harrison is a neurologist. He specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis and other inflammatory and autoimmune conditions of the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves.

Dr. Harrison strongly believes in shared decision-making in patient care. Rather than dictating to patients what they must do, he counsels them on the best available data to guide their decisions, walking them through the pros and cons of the available options.

"I prefer patients to make a treatment decision that they are comfortable with, but one that is informed by the best scientific evidence available," he says.

Dr. Harrison is director of the University of Maryland Center for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment and Research. He is also an associate professor of Neurology at University of Maryland School of Medicine.

Dr. Harrison has previously been recognized by Baltimore magazine as a "Top Doctor" honoree in the Neurology-Multiple Sclerosis specialty. 

Ratings and Reviews

The star rating is an average of responses to our patient satisfaction survey. Patients measure their experience with our providers on a scale of 1 to 5 stars, 1 being “Very Poor” and 5 being “Very Good.”  Learn more about the patient satisfaction survey.

4.9/5 stars
Overall
4.9
Likelihood of recommending this provider
4.8
Provider explained things clearly
4.9
Provider showed concern
4.9
Provider included you in decisions
4.9
Provider discussed treatment options

Patient Reviews (2)

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  • I was informed every step of the way exactly what was going on and what their concerns were and what they were gonna do to help me two thumbs up

  • Very good