My mother saw this doctor two times, and both times I was appalled. He seemed bothered that we were there, as if he did not want us to be. He asked bizarre questions, was short and could care less. What a waste of time. There are thousands of other doctors, surely he didn't think he was some kind of special person to treat us like garbage. My mother has many chronic illnesses, instead of ordering labs or adjusting meds he was more concerned about her last mammogram and colonoscopy. WHAT A JOKE!!

Dr Saleh treated me with professionalism, compassion, and respect. Initially, I went to him for a specific issue which needed prompt medical attention. Not only he did spend time explaining everything to me but he also provided me with a detailed care plan- I have been 100% satisfied with him and his staff and now we have all changed PCP’s to him. Thank you Dr. Saleh!

I had an appointment to see Dr. Saleh after I injured my back falling out of bed. I am a 61 yr. old woman. I feel he thought that I was a drug seeker. After I got home, I was thinking about the odd ?'s that he asked me. “Why are you using a walker?” “Where did you get it?” He saw Tramadol on my med list & said, “I don’t prescribe narcotics”. I said, “I don’t want any narcotics”, this doctor did send me for x-rays & gave me a steroid shot. I am very upset with his accusing ?'s during the appt.

Will not be seeing this dr again. Went in for new patient exam. What exam was done?? Listened to breathing and heart and nothing else. Did not feel as if I was at all important to him, like he could not have cared less whether I was there or not. As opposed to wanting to work with a provider on health issues and concerns, he only was interested in tell me what was what and any question I asked, it was not taken seriously.

The secretary at the front counter was so rude just bc I asked for my co-pay to be billed to me so I told them I will reschedule since it was such an issue with them but now I will just find a doctor that has people working for him who actually care enough to let you be seen without attitudes.