Nadeem Ahmed, M.D.,M.P.H.

He's a very caring and compassionate doctor who gives you the time and attention you need for each visit, I've only recently reconnected with him as we worked together long ago...he was then and is now always very professional and knowledgeable. I highly recommend him.

Doctor Ahmed is an excellent doctor. He is my parents, my husband's,my siblings, my friends and my PCP/Cardiologist for 24 years. Caring and warm to the patients and families. I recommend him wholeheartedly.

Great doctor. My whole family sees him. He is very kind, caring and knowledgeable. If you have a emergency they do their best to squeeze you in. They even have one Saturday open a month for those who have difficulty seeing him during his weekday hours. He always returns phone calls and his staff is kind and courteous. I would certainly highly recommend him to anyone.

This is the only review I've written ever for any product or service but this doctor deserves praise for the amazing attention to detail and compassion, caring for you like his own child. If you want a doctor who will just examine you for 3 min and push you out this isn't the doctor for you. He will take his time and examine you and give you a plan live a sustainable and healthy life. Although you don't know what good and bad things that will come out of the crystal ball of life, you will come out with a plan for how to attack the bad and cherish the good in life. Not only does this doctor have a lot of experience himself but he has learned so much from his father who has been practicing for ~50yrs.

If I were able to give this "doctor" a rating of no stars I would. I am appalled by his lack of compassion and empathy. My mother came to his office seeking medical guidance and was told ludicrous things like "I don't like filling out paperwork" and "god only helps those who help themselves". Absolutely disgusted! My mother is on disability and for those of you who know, that requires paperwork. He insinuated that her being on disability was going to inconvenience him. Instead of giving a professional medical opinion, he told my mother she should go back to work just so he could avoid the hassle of having to fill out the required documents. As though his apathy toward her situation wasn't enough to deal with, the nurse assisting him was no better. I have NEVER experienced such behavior in a medical facility! I understand that after many years in the practice you start to become desensitized. But at this point maybe it is time for him to hang it up. Either that or take mandated sensitivity training!