Mohammed Janif's Online Review Report Card

Every patient gets the same insurance company protocol. A monkey could do it. One patient left with a script. A week later had emergency open heart surgery at another clinic.

Dr. Janif seems to resent informed patients advocating for themselves. He ws dismissive of my symptoms and preferred to keep throwing more pharmaceuticals at my problem instead of proactively assisting me to find a workable solution. The last straw for me was when one of his nurses refused to help me get lab work that was ordered by a different specialist other than the one Dr. Janif preferred I see. I fired him that day and never returned.

I am 50 and wound up in the hospital with an Afib issue. I have no history of high blood pressure, but had been under a lot of stress at work and travelling, so not eating well or exercising. I was released from the hospital on some meds, and referred to Dr. Janif for follow up. The next week I saw him and was a little frustrated. I coukd hear him outside complaining that I had been referred to him. When he came in he noted that my blood pressure was still high, even though I was on meds. I started to esplain to him that I have never had high blood pressure and had even had a stress test a few months prior when I had surgery. He pointed out again that my bp was still high, even on the meds, told me to keep taking the meds (that he just pointed out weren't working) and told me to come back in a year. Thank God I went to see someone else and am doing just fine, with no meds, and no high bp with a few changes to my lifestyle. He was a jerk, and just dismissed me, and to prescribe a med that was not working and say come back in a year is a disgrace.