Mohammad El Zufari's Online Review Report Card

Dr. El Zufari is very attentive, always finds time to schedule his patients in quickly (most often the same day). He spends time with his patients, explains his recommendations and answers all of the questions and concerns in a way that is easy for patients to understand. I specifically appreciate that he does not push any medication that is not absolutely necessary and has patients best interest and preferences in mind. Irina.

Dr. El Zufari is one of the nicest kindest physicians I’ve ever met. He was so kind to my wife during our first pregnancy and I’ll never forget how he made us feel at ease. I appreciate him and his staff. Thank you!

Dr. Zufari is a great doctor, friendly and helpful. His office staff however is terrible. They never answer the phone, they don't return calls , and are generally not patient focused. Tried to call on Monday to get a scrip refilled and said they would get with the doctor that day. No scrip by Wednesday, started calling office and no answer on his "staff" line. Called multiple times over the next two days and was still unable to reach anyone.

Spectacular physician!! Very knowledgeable & listens well! Best care from Dr. El Zufari! A+++ You know you’ve received the best care under his practice. 🙏🏽

Terrible. He doesn’t listen, you have to repeat yourself and even when you do. You have to double check what you came in for ie : labs. They can’t even do that. They’ll charge u for it and you’ll never receive it. Huge scam . All the reviews here and of what he as are lies! He doesn’t even want to work. He seemed relaxed which is great. But at least do your job.

He has a great bedside manner. He is never in too big of a hurry. Spends adequate time with his diagnosis.

Nurse practitioner Ms Anjali is awesome, she listens to our concerns well and spends enough time to hear us.

Dr El Zufari listens which is a quality hard to find in doctors now a day Communication is great, I trust him

Excellent physician - very efficient staff always pleasant

First, Angela Smith is amazing. I hate to write this because I absolutely love Dr. Zufari. I’m sitting here in the office for an appt created 3 months ago (the time they chose after my last appt). Two days ago, I confirmed this appt via text and received a confirmation. Pretty basic stuff. I show up and the receptionist claims they gave away my appointment since I also didn’t confirm over the phone. Unfortunately this doesn’t surprise me. I’ve had problems with their front office before. I previously set up an appointment for my son but immediately called back to cancel since I forgot we would be on vacation that day. We return from our vacation and I received a letter stating they would never see my son as a patient since he missed the appointment (which I canceled). There’s zero accountability. It feels a bit like the DMV with a sprinkle of post offices employees on Christmas Eve. And always a host of new policies. But I’m already here. To still be seen, the receptionist hands me a filthy iPad to ‘check myself in’. I essentially had to type in all of my personal and health insurance information (emphasis on health insurance and not health history), which they already have on file and hasn’t changed. I’ve been waiting for 35 minutes in a crowded waiting room when a nurse yells my name from the front office and asks if I already provided her a urine sample. I was mortified! I’ve never seen this woman in my life. And while this may not bother everyone, I’m a Realtor. Image is important when you’re in sales and it certainly compromises the integrity of my image when I’m publicly being drug tested like a criminal. I walk up to the front desk to whisper to this woman, Katt, that it’s not an ideal time for urinating in a cup (women’s issues). She shrugs and proceeds to tell me that she needs me to do so if I intend to receive the same prescription I’ve had since I was 13. I turn to the receptionist (can’t remember her name but she’s of middle eastern descent) and I ask if I do it this once, will I be asked again? She states that it’s a continuous requirement to confirm that I’m taking my medication. They couldn’t tell me what my cost would be with my insurance and I refuse. The two women give each other a smirk. As though, I’m obviously not urinating in a cup since I’m a drug dealer and they figured me out! There are just so many issues and nothing is adding up. So I immediately look up the reviews online. I’m still wondering if this was a welfare clinic or do they work with probationers? On a side note, this is an obvious ploy to generate money. If a patient wasn’t taking the medication in order to sell it, they could simply take one pill, 3-4 times a year when they see the physician. But any drug could be abused. Why treat every patient like a drug dealer and leave them with an unnecessary $80 drug test? Also, my insurance provider, Cigna, said they pay $2.17 for one of these urinalysis. Katt said their office charges as much as $80. I’m going to keep my next appointment, as it’s already schedule. Hopefully things will change or I’ll look elsewhere. It’s not the entire staff. One of the nurses, Angela has always been professional and compassionate. Dr. Zufari is a wonderful physician who really takes the time to get to know his patients.