Habib Barakat's Online Review Report Card
Habib Barakat
2.2
Average Star Rating
23
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
5
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
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Medical School
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Graduation Year
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Online Reviews Breakdown
List of Habib Barakat's Reviews
It truly should be no stars but I had to choose one to be able to write the review. Dr. Barakat missed diagnosed my father in June, saying the shadowing they were seeing was just a small infection and he would see him in 6 months. In August, after a trip to the ER, and new doctors, he was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. We trusted him to provide the best care and he failed!
Explained how all my tests showed that there was nothing wrong with me. I am not a test. There is something wrong and he is too incompetent or uncaring to explore it.
Awful doctor, my dad was seeing him and Pat Edwards that works there, did not listen, we had to switch doctors as now my dad has possible lung cancer and was never found at their office, nor did they do anything to help!
Does not listen to patient - shows no trust. Would not even discuss the actual reason for the visit, instead he focused on an unrelated symptom and referred me to another physician.
Does not listen to the patient - explains why there is nothing wrong and walks out of the room without addressing the issues.
Explained that all the tests showed there was nothing wrong with me. I'm not a test result. Something's wrong and he is too incompetent to figure it out.
He is an excellent physician. He may sometimes seem like he in in a hurry, just let him know you want to talk and he will discuss all of your issues with you.
Zero compassion or bedside manner. And rude.
Regardless of his expertise or experience, his lack of bedside manner and compassion during a period of critical care reminded me of just how important those qualities are in a physician. And when a doctor recommends that you pull the plug because insurance won’t cover another night in ICU, it’s time for that doctor to do some soul-searching and figure out “why” he became a critical care doctor in the first place. Never again.
Doesn't care and doesn't want to listen to your concerns.
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