Tamjeed Ahmed's Online Review Report Card

Do not call this man a Doctor. Upon entering the examination room, the first words spoken by the physician were, 'So what did the ER say and what do they want us to do about it?' There was no introduction or inquiry about my name. He didnt even give me his. I was referred due to a golf ball-sized mass behind or in the vicinity of my thyroid. Despite this, the physician did not perform any physical examination, including checking my ears, mouth, throat, neck, or thyroid.Additionally, I provided information regarding swollen lymph nodes, which had also been noted by two other doctors. Even with this information, the physician did not examine my neck, ears, or the base of my head, areas where more than 15 biopsy sites had already been requested by both the ER attending physician and my prim. care doctor.I am deeply troubled by the lack of a proper examination and the physician's approach during this appointment. Please skip the trauma and avoid this dr. 3 minutes into the apt, he decided he wasnt going to treat.

Dr.Tamjeed Ahmed Md, MD , made me and my wife feel very comfortable and his field of work, very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. All in all a great doctor and his team as well, thank you very much, Vincent aldridge, cancer patient'!!

Great Doctor - straight shooter - Do recommend I went in to see Dr. Ahmed after my personal doctor recommended Dr. Ahmed dive deeper into some medical issues I was having. He drew over the necessary blood from me to do the tests, but only ran a test on my first vial before talking to me. He told me, 'this first test shows that the things we'd be checking for aren't applicable to you. It would be a waste of your money for me to run further tests on that other blood we drew.'He answered all my questions, and had a real conversation with me. He's a great doctor, I would use him again, and I recommend him!

This man clearly doesn't know what he's talking about. Please do your research when choosing a oncologist.

I do not understand how in the office I can be told I have a form of blood cancer and then on paper it's not cancer but rather a secondary diagnosis that resulted from other health conditions. Someone seriously needs to get their facts in order and straightened out before you tell a patient a half truth or make them feel some kind of way because you can't communicate effectively. The family, the fears and what ifs, the stress.... all so you can turn a claim into supplemental insurance saying nope, secondary to 3 other health conditions.... that's a pretty big discrepancy. Either it's cancer or it's not. Who do I believe?!? What do I believe?!? Am I just some type of pawn in a sick game?!?