Irfan A. Khan's Online Review Report Card
Irfan A. Khan
3.9
Average Star Rating
62
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Irfan A. Khan's Reviews
The receptionist was rude and uncaring. They made me wait for twenty minutes on hold. I called back and she didn’t even let me speak and asked me for my information and said she doesn’t have time for me at the moment; what a disappointment
Reviewed On Google
For blood glucose / diabetes type II
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Great doctor - informed and easy to work with
Reviewed On Google
I love Dr. Khan. He's always been Professional, kind, and proactive. The office staff, however, has ALWAYS been rude to me.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
I love Dr. Khan. I've never had to wait long. He is professional, kind and caring. I am also very hard to get blood from, his onsite lab has never stuck me more than twice. (The record is 28 sticks elsewhere.)
Reviewed On Vitals
I was Dr. Khan's patient some years ago, and would not recommend him to anyone I care about. I was referred to him for a thyroid nodule, the care for which was adequate. However, I also reported fatigue and increased thirst to him. He ran some blood tests and determined that I had prediabetes. The only thing he said about it was "try to lose some weight." Dr. Khan did not explain to me that the thirst and fatigue were likely related to the prediabetes and could improve if it was proactively addressed. When I emailed him about it recently, he claimed that prediabetes has no symptoms! Seriously? Dr. Khan must not like reading scientific literature. He also replied that at the time of my diagnosis taking a more proactive approach wasn't the standard. How about an approach that's helpful to the patient? Not the standard either?
Reviewed On Google
I was Dr. Kahn's patient some years ago, and would not recommend him to anyone I care about. I was referred to him for a thyroid nodule, the care for which was adequate. However, I also reported fatigue and increased thirst to him. He ran some blood tests and determined that I had prediabetes. The only thing he said about it was "try to lose some weight." Dr. Kahn did not explain to me that the thirst and fatigue were likely related to the prediabetes and could improve if it was proactively addressed. When I emailed him about it recently, he claimed that prediabetes has no symptoms! Seriously? Dr. Kahn must not like reading scientific literature. He also replied that at the time of my diagnosis taking a more proactive approach wasn't the standard. How about an approach that's helpful to the patient? Not the standard either?
Reviewed On HealthGrades
I was Dr. Kahn's patient some years ago, and would not recommend him to anyone I care about. I was referred to him for a thyroid nodule, the care for which was adequate. However, I also reported fatigue and increased thirst to him. He ran some blood tests and determined that I had prediabetes. The only thing he said about it was "try to lose some weight." Dr. Kahn did not explain to me that the thirst and fatigue were likely related to the prediabetes and could improve if it was proactively addressed. When I emailed him about it recently, he claimed that prediabetes has no symptoms! Seriously? Dr. Kahn must not like reading scientific literature. He also replied that at the time of my diagnosis taking a more proactive approach wasn't the standard. How about an approach that's helpful to the patient? Not the standard either?
Reviewed On Vitals
I had a great 1st impression with Dr. Irfan A. Khan, welcoming and that is the 1st step to having a great doctor. I am on the right road to recovery with my diabetes. I highly recommend this doctor.
Reviewed On Google
Looking for a endocrinologist as regards to HRT and trans health but got hung up on. Wow...
Reviewed On Google
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