Raza Hashmi's Online Review Report Card

Having an immune disorder is often frustrating. You feel unheard. You fight insurance companies. You learn to be your own advocate. This office is different. The office manager will fight for you. Amy will help you navigate and she will go to the mat to help you get what you need. When trying to get through a flair, navigate changes in meds, changes in insurance, she really is amazing to have in your corner. The medical staff is attentive too. This is the place I would send my loved ones. I have first hand experience, and this is the place that takes my needs and my personal goals into account when deciding my care. The best!

My sister has been seeing dr hashmi for about 3 years. His new office manager is amazing and she’s doing a great job. The entire staff is just wonderful and we wouldn’t trade doctors offices for the world.

I went to Dr Hashmi because I had an elevated sed rate and positive ANA. He tested me to see if I had rheumatoid arthritis. Upon finding out that I didn't, he told me to follow up with my pcp. He said it looked like lupus. He only likes to treat people with rheumatoid arthritis because that's where the big money is made. He should not be seeing patients.

Was a patient for many years and never had a problem until recently. Dr. Hashmi’s office is run by a very unprofessional office manager who makes decisions that are not in keeping with professional standards. In addition to a bossy manager, the care I received did not seem to target my condition. Fees for infusion were extremely high with no good results. Dr. Hashmi saw me once every 2 months for maybe 5minutes and nothing ever changed. Communication is problematic in that phone calls are not handled live. I chose to leave this practice due to conflict with the office manager which was not addressed by Dr. Hashmi. Because I felt I was not a valuable patient, I do not recommend this doctor.

Terrible experience! I was charged twice as much as I should have been and treated very poorly by Dr. Hashmi. Warning; only go there if you have rheumatoid arthritis. They do a lot of tests, but they don't know how to diagnose a condition that's rare. I know my body and I knew I had an autoimmune disease, but Dr. Hashmi basically scolded me saying I didn't. I now have a definite diagnosis from a different Dr and now getting the much needed help I've been needing for several years.

The office is terrible with communication. I have been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis most days it's hard to get out of bed. So to get dressed and get to the office just to be told you can't be seen because of a balance that is due! I just paid my bill on Sunday. I get to the front desk staff and they say you might have to reschedule Dr. Hashmi says don't look like your bill is going down enough. You can tell nowadays Dr. wants money over people's health that's what that feels like every time I go and get turned away. This is the second time they have let me come to this office just to get me in front of them and turn me away because I didn't pay enough! This is inhuman to treat people like this when they are dealing with a sickness. What happened to the doctor's office that call you and remind you of the appointment and at that time inform them of what they would have to pay in order to be seen. It is insane to say the less. feeling so disrespected!

Literally the worse doctor ever.... poor bedside manner and you can not ask questions about your own health. If so he refuses to see you. Then he sent his nurse practitioner in ... who ultimately had whatever impression of what he told her about me and didn’t make my experience any better. When a patient is dealing with a lupus diagnosis and what to understand what’s happening to them, you should be able to discuss with your physician and ask questions. He is clearly threatened by questions. I was never mean or nasty with him and to be treated poorly my your physician is sad. I hope he learns to take a different approach moving forward.

My first time going to Dr.Hasmi and he was absolutely wonderful. I feel like he's one of the first doctors to take me seriously. I'm happy to be in his care.

I really enjoyed talking with Dr Hashmi! He was very polite and such a positive attitude!

Dr Hashmi is treating my husband for a rare autoimmune disease. Dr Hashmi is curious to know what knowledge you have of the disease and then throughly explains the disease and treatment. He encourages questions. He seems truly concerned about the patient. He is very punctual, which is rare in the medical field. I would highly recommend Dr Hashmi.