Ayesha Nasir Md's Online Review Report Card

Dr Nasir is a awesome dr and the staff is wonderful

I have been Dr. Nasir's patient for several years. She is professional and kind with a positive outlook, and encouraging in my health related issues. She is very knowledgeable and bases her decisions on facts and compassion. Like most doctors, she will gather the information needed to make the best medical decision she can. She is open to second opinions and listening to my perspective. When there has arisen a concern over a treatment plan, cost or if something doesn't work for me, I have found her to be flexible in trying to find another solution. Ultimately, it is the adult patient's responsibility to communicate fully any concerns they have with their doctor(s).

I'm going to repeat what other reviewers have said on this doctor's profile at Vitals.com - do not go to this doctor if you have a mental health condition. She will keep trying to tie your problems back to your mental health condition and even imply you're imagining your symptoms. If you're not on medication because you're managed with therapy, she will strong-arm you into "trying" medication - even when you tell her you've had side effects. On top of this, she always feels rushed, dismissive, and doesn't refer patients out to specialists quickly enough when their symptoms are beyond her expertise. I have spent probably over $1000.00 in prescriptions in less than 3 months since starting with Dr. Nasir and every visit seems to wrap up with another prescription being assigned even though the cause of my symptoms is still uncertain. My first visit with her, she seemed good even if she was rushed. Every appointment since she has increasingly blamed my symptoms on my mental health condition. I thought I was imagining it but when I pulled up this website and saw she has done this before I was beyond disappointed. People with mental health issues get sick too. If we have been self-managed in the past, it shouldn't be assumed that an acute illness is in anyway related. Do not go to this doctor if you have mental health issues or want a doctor that will take more than 5 minutes to talk with you when you're sick.

The real test of any primary doctor is when a patient experiences a health crisis. Dr Nasir has been my PCP for about 5 years. She is kind and attentive although a little rushed. But I have been terribly disappointed in her care during a recent injury. She sent me for diagnostic tests and then referred me to a specialist even though the test should have ruled this specialist out, costing me ~$1000. She has not followed up after saying she would, which shows me she does not sincerely care for her patients. In short, she great for very basic care, but I would advise on getting a second opinion for any serious matter.

This doctor is not for anyone suffering from mental illness. She will try to connect your symptoms to your bipolar syndrome, anxiety, or depression (several patients are reporting) instead of following the symptoms in a timely manner. She will delay referring you to a specialist until she has exhausted several expensive medications or procedures. I had very high hopes for Dr. Nasir from our first appointment but she has disappointed me again and again since.

I'm going to repeat what other reviewers have said - do not go to this doctor if you have a mental health condition. She will keep trying to tie your problems back to your mental health condition and even imply you're imagining your symptoms. If you're not on medication because you're managed with therapy, she will strong-arm you into "trying" medication - even when you tell her you've had side effects. On top of this, she always feels rushed, dismissive, and doesn't refer patients out to specialists quickly enough when their symptoms are beyond her expertise. I have spent probably over $800.00 in prescriptions since starting with Dr. Nasir and every visit seems to wrap up with another prescription being assigned even though the cause of my symptoms is still uncertain. My first visit with her, she seemed good even if she was rushed. Every appointment since she has increasingly blamed my symptoms on my mental health condition. I thought I was imagining it but when I pulled up this website and saw she has done this before I was beyond disappointed. People with mental health issues get sick too. If we have been self-managed in the past, it shouldn't be assumed that an acute illness is in anyway related. Do not go to this doctor if you have mental health issues or want a doctor that will take more than 5 minutes to talk with you when you're sick.

If you manage any sort of mental condition, she will be completely dismissive of your physical ailments and tell you to follow-up with your psychiatrist. She won’t take anything you say seriously, and basically imply it’s all in your head. People with bipolar get sick too! We’re not all immune to other chronic or acute illnesses because we have mental health issues. Quite the contrary. One often feeds into the other, and we’re deserving of the same level of care.

Ayesha Nasir was my primary care provider at Avance Care for a couple years. It was my mistake to not move to a different provider sooner. She always seemed rushed, careless, and completely inept. She billed for numerous unnecessary tests and office visits, claiming it was their 'policy'. I later learned from another Avance Care branch (after switching, finally) that none of her actions were part of a required policy. Do yourself a favor and avoid this physician!

She perscribed medecine despite knowing that pateint is allergic of it.

Dr. Nasir and Dr. B are the best! I have gotten into their schedule in a very timely manner. All my questions were answered to my satisfaction. They are both very personable and knowledgable. I recommend this practice highly!