Stephen Bakir's Online Review Report Card
Stephen Bakir
4.8
Average Star Rating
100
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Stephen Bakir's Reviews
Dr Bakir makes you feel like you are his only patient. He takes the time to really listen. Dr Bakir is the best Dr. I have ever had and I’ve been with him 20 years. Highly recommend!
Dr. Bakir is the best. Very thorough and professional.
Dr Bakir is by far the best Cardiologist! My husband and I have been using for years and he has saved our life . We he the kindest , sweetest , caring Dr we have ever had. If you want the best he us the one. We love him !
Dr. Bali actually did my angiogram. He was so very kind and compassionate I knew the whole time exactly what he was doing. I'm actually considerinfcswitchingcto him for my reg car do Dr.
My mother went into septic shock and died from an untreated UTI under his care at Brookwood Hosptial following a TAVR procedure. I expressed multiple times to Dr Bakir and his two nurses that I thought my mother had a UTI. She has a history of them and we believe a UTI is causing confusion (CTscan ruled out stroke). My mother also had really low blood pressure (dialtoloc was in the 30’s and 40’s, her’s is usually really high). She also wasn’t producing urine which he used an excuse to not test her for a UTI. Throughout the day her O2 was dropping. He never showed up. The nurse got him on the phone While he was finally on the way to the hospital (Sunday night). The dr talked me into intubating her. I thought he would still come but he never showed up. My mother suffered a horrible death and he did nothing but turned around and went home. Thank God for a compassionate acute care NP who put herself on the case when she saw what was happening. She couldn’t save her but she tried.
My mother went into septic shock and died from an untreated UTI under his care at Brookwood Hosptial following a TAVR procedure. I expressed multiple times to Dr Bakir and his two nurses that I thought my mother had a UTI. She has a history of them and we believe a UTI is causing confusion (CTscan ruled out stroke). My mother also had really low blood pressure (dialtoloc was in the 30's and 40's, it's usually really high). She also wasn't producing urine which he used an excuse to not test her for a UTI. Throughout the day her O2 was dropping. He never showed up. The nurse got him on the phone While he was finally on the way to the hospital (Sunday night). The dr talked me into intubating her. I thought he would still come but he never showed up. My mother suffered a horrible death and he did nothing but turned around and went home. Thank God for a compassionate acute care NP who put herself on the case when she saw what was happening. She couldn't save her but she tried to help ease her suffering.
Dr. Bakir was recommended by a friend and ER physician after my husband was diagnosed with a DVT. Dr. Bakir went above and beyond, called us and explained options, got us in to the office quickly. Treatment is upcoming, but we have great confidence in the outcome.
Up front an to the point. Personal touch to you and to my family. kind an considerate , friendly. THE BEST. His CRNP. she is great not only as a Dr. but to our family she has become a friend.
I have the utmost respect for Bakir.
I really feel comfortable with Dr Bakir. He makes you feel at ease and that he will take great care of you.??????
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