Mirza Beg

Great doc...

Dr. Beg found and treated my Pericarditis hen I was 15. I am now 52. He saved my life when everyone else gave up or would not touch me.

Dr. Beg is a WONDERFUL Dr.

Dr Beg knew I had cancer when all other doctors had diagnosed me wrong. I may not like having cancer, but I am incredibly thankful to Dr. Beg for discovering it so we can treat it. Thank you Dr. Beg! Sincerely, CJ Martinez Colon Cancer Patient

Dr. Mirza Beg = the best doctor!!!

MY WAITING TIME WAS SHORT,HE ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTIONS AND TOOK TIME TO EXPLAIN WHAT WAS THE REASON OF PROBLEM.MY OVERALL EXPERIENCE WAS VERY POSITIVE

overall very experienced and knowlegable.

Wife took over office. He is very tired aand even fell asleep while checking my chart. Overworked.

I came to the emergency room for excruciating pain and bleeding. Dr. Beg informed me I was pregnant. I was on birth control and still nursing, so it was a surprise. I said something was wrong and had to insist on an exam I knew was going to be extremely painful. When nothing showed on the images he told me I could go the full nine months and sent me home 8 hours later. I kept asking "then why am I in pain?" He told me to contact my ob if I was still concerned. I had emergency surgery the next day to stop the bleeding that was filling my abdomen. I bled internally all night. The pregnancy was ectopic. Dr. Beg told me he had called my OB, but my OB said he hadn't received a call or he would have sent me to another hospital that could do the testing to make sure it wasn't ectopic. Dr. Beg failed to put anything in my records, then blatantly lied when he finally did 4 months later (enough time for there to have been a meeting about the formal complaint I filed). I would not recommend him to anyone.

Terrible doctor. His retirement is waaaaay overdue. After waiting hour and a half to two hours to be seen at the ENH "Express Care," he spends all of 60 seconds with a patient. He's very rude, barely coherent when he speaks, and knowingly prescribes medications that patients know do not work or that cause adverse effects. (He prescribed me augmentin once for a sinus infection. I tried telling him I couldn't take it because it makes me sick but he insisted otherwise. Didn't even bother to pick it up. I called my PCP the next morning and got something they know works for me without any hassle. Felt much better just a few days later.) So, yeah. Time to hang up your stethoscope, Doc.