Neurosurgeons ยท Michigan ยท October 2026

Best Neurosurgeons in Michigan (October 2026)

Dr. Donald Seyfried ranks first with a score of 76.5: 4.6 stars from 11 Google reviews; 38 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment. Dr. Jack Rock ranks second with a score of 72.4: 4.1 stars from 20 Google reviews; 47 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment. Dr. Ian Lee ranks third with a score of 70.6: 5.0 stars from 7 Google reviews; 23 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment.

  1. 1

    Donald Seyfried, MD

    Neurosurgeon ยท Detroit, MI

    4.6 out of 5 ยท 11 Google reviews (not verified as patients)

    Score 76.5 ยท 38 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment

  2. 2

    Jack Rock, MD

    Neurosurgeon ยท Detroit, MI

    4.1 out of 5 ยท 20 Google reviews (not verified as patients)

    Score 72.4 ยท 47 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment

  3. 3

    Ian Lee, MD

    Neurosurgeon ยท Detroit, MI

    5.0 out of 5 ยท 7 Google reviews (not verified as patients)

    Score 70.6 ยท 23 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment

  4. 4

    Jeffrey Jacob, MD

    Neurosurgeon ยท Royal Oak, MI

    4.3 out of 5 ยท 21 Google reviews (not verified as patients)

    Score 62.6 ยท 19 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment

  5. 5

    Sandeep Sood, MD

    Neurosurgeon ยท Detroit, MI

    5.0 out of 5 ยท 15 Google reviews (not verified as patients)

    Score 60.5

  6. 6

    Steven Ham, DO

    Neurosurgeon ยท Detroit, MI

    4.4 out of 5 ยท 14 Google reviews (not verified as patients)

    Score 56.5

The same list as a table

RankDoctorCityScoreRatingReviewsYears
1Donald Seyfried, MDDetroit76.54.61138
2Jack Rock, MDDetroit72.44.12047
3Ian Lee, MDDetroit70.65.0723
4Jeffrey Jacob, MDRoyal Oak62.64.32119
5Sandeep Sood, MDDetroit60.55.015โ€”
6Steven Ham, DODetroit56.54.414โ€”

How we ranked

Ratings are weighted toward independent, third-party verified patient reviews. When a physician has them, 60% of the rating comes from patients surveyed by an independent third party (not chosen by the practice) and 40% from public, anonymous reviews such as Google. Google reviews are not verified as patient reviews: anyone can post one, positive or negative, without being seen by the physician and from any state or country. So anonymous reviews alone count for less, and a few posts can't carry a physician to the top. The score also weighs years since medical school and accepting Medicare assignment. Every physician here has a verified practice website and at least five patient reviews. No one can pay to change a rank. Read the full method.

Questions

Who is the highest-ranked neurosurgeon in Michigan?

Donald Seyfried, MD in Detroit, with a BestDocs score of 76.5 (4.6 stars from 11 Google reviews; 38 years since medical school; accepts Medicare assignment).

How many neurosurgeons in Michigan have online booking?

0 of the 6 ranked neurosurgeons in Michigan offer online booking on their practice website.

How are these neurosurgeons ranked?

By the BestDocs score, which is weighted toward independent third-party verified patient reviews: patient rating (50 points; 60% independent verified reviews and 40% anonymous public reviews when both exist), years in practice (31.25) and verified credentials (18.75). Sponsored placements never change rank. The full method is on the methodology page.

Data as of October 2026. Sources: CMS NPPES, CMS Doctors and Clinicians file, Google business listings, practice websites. Ratings are Google ratings, shown as text and not marked up as reviews.