Khalid Shafiq's Online Review Report Card
3.8
Average Star Rating
31
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Khalid Shafiq's Reviews
Very good at what he dose
Dr Shafiq is a good Dr.Thanks to him my husband is alive and doing well.He had open heart heart surgery 2 years ago after the VA told him he had allergy problems but it was his heart.Thank you Dr Shafiq.
Didn't see him only the nurse practioner. She was very friendly and knowledgeable.
1 star is too good of a review. His office staff calls as i'm headed to my appointment to tell me to "not bother coming" he won't be in the office today. I was supposed to get results of a very important test today. The lady who called me was rude and sounded inconvenienced when I asked questions. I will be looking for another doctor to handle my cardiac needs because Dr. Shafiq apparently don't care about his patients. His office staff can take a few courses in being polite to people on the phone also. Very unprofessional all around.
Dr. K saved my father's life and gave him many more years with us. His staff members are friendly, understanding, compassionate, and skilled. I cannot recommend this office highly enough.
Awful they don’t even deserve a 1 star I wish I could give a zero had to go back to office twice still not seen was supposed to get call with test results nothing. These people in the office are incompetent. I will be finding another cardiologist. They don’t even care enough to call you with the results of your stress test.
Thank you for taking my son's "episodes" seriously, you really did save his life.
I accompanied my husband to his pace maker appointment yesterday. They have been monitoring the battery for months now to see when it needs replaced. When he was in. in Dec. they told him to come back in thirty days, well the people scheduled him for 29 Jan instead, which is almost 60 days. Yesterday, he was told it is time to replace the battery. We were instructed to give the paperwork to the front desk and they would get him set up with a time. The brown headed lady at the front window took his paper, looked at it, tossed it onto a pile of papers on the desk and said: "Brad will give you a call". When I asked her when we could expect that call from "Brad" , she looked at me and rather curtly said " It could be two weeks or more, I don't know". Well folks this is not acceptable. My husband has been struggling for months now with difficulty even getting up in the mornings, he has no strength to do much more than make it from the bed to the chair before he is give out. It is taxing for him to even cross the room to answer the phone. While Dr. Shafiq is a good Dr. , the women he has working for him are some of the rudest most uncaring people I have ever met. I also agree with the previous poster on "Nancy". I have had to deal with her in the past too. If something doesn't change in a hurry, we will be looking for another cardiologist.
BEST DOCTOR EVER .
Dr Shafiq is a very qualified and skilled doctor. However on both occasions I have seen him I have waited more than an hour after my scheduled appointment before being put into a room. Once in the room I have waited almost an hour to see the doctor. That is not acceptable. I have spoken with others to make sure before I submitted this that this is the norm for his practice. Next time I will leave after 30 minutes unless he has an emergency which I would certainly understand running behind.
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