Ali A Khan

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

The only way we are rude is if the patients are very very rude to us and yet we still try to be as nice as possible, but when you are yelling at us, it is a completely different thing. we don’t have to just sit there and take that. we aren’t rude to you, so don’t be rude to us. be respectful. also, not to mention that we are very busy but if you don’t work in the office, believe me you would not understand. and he is a very good doctor. if you don’t have anything good to say and complain about him and you are a patient, then... read more

Mike 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

I have nothing but praise for Dr Khan. He has always been there when I needed him. He goes above and beyond. I feel privileged to call him my doctor. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Dr. Khan's staff is nasty, rude and condescending. I called to have a question answered regarding an accident that I had a few days ago and the woman who answered the phone was short, impolite and unkind. I didn't get the answer that I wanted and that was fine. I understood but that is no reason to be ill-mannered to me. I was in no way rude to her and asked if she could be more pleasant. It wasn't the response that was given; it was HOW she gave her response. She was so rude that I ended up hanging up on her. 

DM 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Ali Khan has been my primary care physician for 29 years. He is very knowledgeable and a good diagnostician. The only issue is he works too hard and tries to do too much. It can be difficult to obtain an appointment within a reasonable time. His office staff is obviously overworked and understaffed. 

SueM 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

I have been a patient of Dr Khan’s for 27 years and he is the only one I trust. He has always been there for me and the only one who tells me the way it is. He has always taken care of me. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Omg. The worst Dr I've ever come across 

Tracy 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Went to the ER at Scheurer Hospital for a severe sore throat. My only interaction with Dr. Khan was as I was being wheeled back to a room from having a chest X-ray. He stopped me in the hallway, asked a couple questions and listened to my lungs. Never looked in my throat or ears. After about 30 minutes in my room, the nurse came to tell me bronchitis. I was given prescriptions and sent on my way. Two weeks and three other doctors later I am still sick. Misdiagnosis? Yes. Wrong meds? Also yes.