Samer Saleh, MD

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Patient Satisfaction Reviews

109 Patient Satisfaction Reviews

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Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.

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Overall		Star Ratings 4.6 out of 5
Explains	4.7
Listens	4.8
Courtesy, Respect & Concern	4.9
Knows Medical History	4
Time Spent with Patient	4.8
Patient Rating of Doctor	4.7

6 Patient Comments

Reviewed on Jun 4, 2018

this was my first visit on a referral from my primary care dr. I felt dr saleh was thorough, but feel like I left not knowing what happens next when my test results are all in. not sure if I wait the three months or if I will be given other instruction. he just ordered the tests and said he would see me in three months to see if I am feeling better???? not sure how that will happen when it seems like my symptom are progressing rapidly. (his words and my daily experience)

Reviewed on May 9, 2018

Dr Saleh has been the best dr. we have seen this far. He is so nice and listened intently to everything we had to say about my daughters rare health conditions. He was able to tell us what he thinks it is and send us to a specialist that she will need. I would recommend Dr. Saleh time and time again.

Reviewed on Apr 13, 2018

Dr. Saleh was very kind and listened to what I had to say! I was very pleased with him.

Reviewed on Apr 4, 2018

Wanted to let you know that Dr. Saleh was a kind caring Doctor. Sorry that there is nothing else that he can do for me and that he was honest enough to tell me that.

Reviewed on Nov 21, 2017

Excellent!

Reviewed on Nov 2, 2017

Very good listener and very respectful

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