Aaron Alizadeh

Dr. Alizadeh takes his time with you taking a complete history of all your maladies. He reviews you blood work and any other test with you explaining the significance of the results, or lack there of, of each one. He reviews the options for the next step and gives you time to ask questions. He is an exceptional doctor.

Dr. Alizadeh is a great doctor, full of knowledge and compassion. I wish he was at another cancer center. Every since the Northside Hospital, Ga Cancer Specialist has been chaotic. However, once you get to Dr. Alizadeh and his associates it's worth the wait. I trust him with my life.

Our experience was great. My mom’s new patient.He is very knowledgeable and has a great bedside manner. We really appreciate his outstanding professional service & sincere concern and compassion.

Dr. Alizadeh is a smart, educated, thoughtful care provider. He has taken the time to collaborate with me and my husband on the course of treatment for a terminal diagnosis. He genuinely cares about how I am doing and my experiences in his office. The wait time and time to reach the office on the phone has room for improvement, however I have seen the office attempting to improve.

Doctor Alizadeh is very conpationate. His down to earth and easy to understand. You can tell he cares for his patients and respects them. If I have any question to ask him his always available. That makes me feel that my doctor actually cares and listens to me. Mrs. Maria V. BETANCOURT

My husband was diagnosed with melanoma and this dr did not give him medication. We kept calling and calling and I want to know why he did not give my husband medication he just passed away because of the melanoma. He only give my husband medicine for other things not for the melanoma. He makes excuses. Be careful when you go to this doctor.

I like Dr. Alizadeh, but his office is problematic at best. The wait times in *both* waiting rooms and then again in the exam room are always far longer than reasonable, and then by the time I actually get to see him, I'm so frustrated and annoyed that I can't be as focused as I should be when we're talking about my treatment and prognosis. I always leave with questions I forgot to ask, and I often get to spend an extra 10-15 minutes waiting to check out.