Hana Mohammad Badreddine Md's Online Review Report Card

She walked in to the appointment, read over all my previous history in front of me under her breath (obviously no chart review before entering the room), diagnosed me with something, told me she was prescribing a certain medication for it, then tried to walk out the door with no explanation of the condition she diagnosed or the medicine she prescribed. My husband and I kept asking questions and she would give very short, vague answers as she just stood by the door trying to leave. I will not be returning to this doctor.

I went to this doctor for several months for an autoimmune disease. On my last visit when she figured out she was not giving me any meds she asked why was she even seeing me. I haven’t went back. I don’t need a rude doctor on top of my health concerns.

I've been dealing with pain for well over the past year. I've been trying to get in to see a rheumatologist throughout that time, and she is the first one I've been able to see about my many issues. From the start, Hana has proven to be the worst doctor I have ever had to deal with. Apart from not being able to address my issues due to needing test results, an acceptable matter in itself, she seemed more bothered to address an issue I was NOT there to see her for than answering the questions I had for the condition I was there for. I emphasised needing FMLA paperwork filed, lest I lose my job, but the only answer I received was a simple and heartless "I know.". Apart from sending me out without getting xrays and giving me bloodwork that I wasn't told I needed to diagnose me for a condition she told me I didn't have, when I asked the front desk for xrays, she proceeded to get into my fiance's face and question her on what she didn't understand all because I spoke to the her manager.

I have seen Dr. Badreddine a few times now and I have left the office frustrated every time. I was referred to her for joint pain, among a myriad of other symptoms, and as such I had a lot of questions for her. She seems very reticent to answer questions and actually ignored questions I specifically asked. Some of these questions were in regards to medication that she was prescribing. With one test she ordered she asked where I wanted to have it done, and I asked her what my options were (as her practice isn't in the town I live in) she got really rude with me and printed off the order and told me to take it where I want. I was frustrated enough to ask if I could see another doctor in the practice, only to find out they do not allow patients to switch within the practice. At this point I'm looking for another doctor.

After several visits with Dr. Badreddine she seemed frustrated that she couldn't diagnose my condition and suddenly headed for the door, announcing over her shoulder that she didn't need to see me anymore. Since my condition was getting worse, her actions sparked depression.

I came to Dr. Badredine with a worsening condition (weakness, pain) and on the third visit she walked to the door during our conversation and told me she "didn't need to see me again." There was no suggestion for other doctors to see or even good wishes for recovery. I was very confused and disheartened.

I absolutely love this doctor! I have a rare condition that needed special attention urgently seeing that I was in horrible pain and could barely walk. She dove in and literally had me back on my feet in a couple weeks. I can NEVER thank her enough for researching my condition and ending my year of unexplained pain.

I absolutely love this doctor! I have a rare condition that needed special attention urgently seeing that I was in horrible pain and could barely walk. She dove in and literally had me back on my feet in a couple weeks. I can NEVER thank her enough for researching my condition and ending my year of unexplained pain.

I have been seeing Dr. Badreddine at McCullough-Hyde in Oxford for over 10 years. She is great! Easy to talk to, explains procedures well. Highly recommended.

Dr Badreddine does not explain medical conditions or medications very well at all. Must ask several times for an answer to a specific question. I do not feel that she listens to what the patient is saying, and the patient does not seem to play a very big role in the decision making process of how their treatment will progress. An MRI that was done recently does not seem to support her previous made diagnosis. Currently looking for another doctor for a second opinion.