Majed Sahouri's Online Review Report Card

Horrible bedside manner for kids. Our daughter has never been afraid of any doctor, and after the first visit he was so rough and abrupt, the next time he tried to check her she flinched. He never even did tell us what was wrong, I had to do my own research. I dont know if he just doesn't care for kids or if he treats adults this way too, but we are not bringing her back.

Dr. Sahouri probably saved my life, he just doesn't know it. I was complaining to my MD (for over 3 yrs) about the temporary vision loss in my left eye. My MD just kept ignoring me and saying there was nothing he could do about it. I explained this to Dr. Sahouri at my first visit in July 2017. After examining my eyes, he wrote a letter to my MD recommending a carotid artery evaluation. Bingo!! Ultra sound showed carotid stump syndrome. Surgery was the end of Aug. at U of M.

There is not enough time or space to describe the horrible experience we had with my granddaughter whom is only 1.5 years of age. She was referred by her pediatrician for a urgent visit and a family friend whom is an opthamologist out of state who also stated she needed to be seen quickly. The pediatrician did refer her with a improper diagnosis which made him upset along with us being asked to be seen quickly. He and the staff held her down to try to look in her eyes which he looked for about 2 seconds as he was upset. They then held her down again to dilate her eyes after we had waited quite along time all together over 2 hours. He is suppose to work with pediatric children which is hard for me to believe as he has the worst bedside manners that I have ever witnessed from a physician and I work with a lot of them. He told us that she was fine and that we should be fortunate that she has a talent as she is crossing her eye on purpose. Who says that she is only 1.5 years old, really now. He said come back in 6 months if it continues. He was very rude and had a bad attitude. Our intuition kept saying we need a second opinion and it was a good thing we did. We took her to Children's Hospital where she saw a pediatric ophthalmologist who did care. They were amazing there and were able to look at her eyes several time as well as dilate them with no issues. The outcome was just what we expected. She barely has any vision in her left eye and her right eye is not the greatest either. She needs glasses and if no improvement possibly surgery. This should have been addressed when she seen you. We were sure to explain the treatment and the statement made about her new talent, their office stated they have had alot of patients recently from great lakes with complaints. Isn't that interesting. Thank god for you that it was not cancer and that she will not loose her vision now. You really should rethink your career path as your bedside manners and knowledge is unexcused. I pray that if you treat other children you do not do the same. I will be sure to let everyone know the kind of treatment that we received in hopes that they will go somewhere else. I am also hoping someone important reads this email and addressed this. I would not be able to sleep at night knowing that you did not take the proper steps. Shame on you and your staff!!!!!