Dylan Wint, MD — Psychiatrist in Las Vegas, NV

Cleveland Clinic is a wonderful place! Dr. Wint is very knowledgeable and friendly. He explains in detail.

Dr Wint is very kind and took time for me and my husband to ask all the questions we wanted. He never made us feel rushed and he took our concerns into consideration. I appreciate the expert care from Dr Wint.

Today my mother, brother and I had an appointment with this Dr. He was very informative and knowledgeable about the neuro system in my mom's brain. What we loved most is how he questioned us on how did we come up with a diagnostic decision that my mother had dementia. We answered to the best of our ability based on past experiences with doctors. However, he took things to a new level and educated us about the different causes of memory loss and the fluid on the brain could be the cause of memory loss as well and it may or may not have anything to do with Alheimzers disease. We will be researching his advice and look forward to our next visit with him in the near future. So far we are highly impressed!

I met Dr. Wint, as I accompanied a patient of his to an appointment (as a caregiver). I was quite impressed with his level of patience with the patient. He took so much time and was so kind and gentle as he explained in depth about her condition, on a level she understood. He listened to her for quite a long while as she told her stories (which also helps him witness how she is functioning), and then asked for my input as well. I have never been to a doctor who spent so much time with the patient, nor one who took such care in delicately explaining the condition to the client, as Dr. Wint did. We need more doctors like him.

I was extremely disappointed in the care my father received at the clinic under the direction of Dr. Dylan Wint. They didn't help him at all there, just kept testing with their word and "draw a clock" games but never gave us a definitive diagnosis (maybe it's "Lewy Body dementia, but we're not sure" they said). Then, most egregiously, they didn't inform my mother or I who attended every appointment that they were going to contact the DMV to tell them of my father's condition so that they would revoke his driver's license. I don't dispute that he shouldn't have been driving at that point, but we were all blindsided with the DMV letter and it was extremely upsetting to my father. If we had known it was coming, perhaps my mother and I could have eased him into what was a very traumatic life change for him losing his independence. They should have known better than to do that in the secretive and underhanded way that they did there. We stopped going to Dr. Wint and the clinic right then and there and consequently my father never received care for his condition again until his death a couple of years later. How very unfortunate it was that it didn't feel like a safe place for him to be and receive care, especially given this clinic's reputation as one of the best places in the world for neurological disorders.