Zarmeneh Aly, MD
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Appointed
2017
Education & Fellowships
Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Neuromuscular Medicine
Cleveland,
OH USA
2017
Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Neuro Oncology (Neurology)
Cleveland,
OH USA
2016
Residency - Hofstra University, Northwell Health
Neurology
Hempstead,
NY USA
2015
Internship - Metrowest Medical Center
Internal Medicine, Transitional Year
Framingham,
MA USA
2012
Medical Education - Aga Khan University, Faculty of Medicine
Karachi,
2008
Undergraduate - Lahore Grammar School
A-Levels
Islamabad,
Pakistan
2003
Certifications
- Neurology
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84 Patient Satisfaction Reviews
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| Overall | Star Ratings | |
|---|---|---|
| Explains | 4.4 | |
| Courtesy, Respect & Concern | 4.6 | |
| Patient Rating of Doctor | 4.3 |
13 Patient Comments
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Reviewed on Dec 13, 2019
I don't believe that a neurologist after only twenty minutes of talking to me- can just to a diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome. A more integrative approach to care is needed. Viewing body systems as a whole is what is needed to see what the root causes are to problems. Separating my problems to different specialists has gotten me absolutely nowhere. The doctor was very kind, but I still feel like I am being misdiagnosed. she wanted to hear my top three neuro complaints. That's not very simple when I have tons. I'd rather have a doctor who wants to hear my whole health history when certain symptoms actually started and try to find the underlying common thread.
Reviewed on Dec 13, 2019
As I stated before, I have a long complex health history. I don't think someone after only spending 20 minutes with me can adequately make a diagnosis.. I have trouble with my right leg and no explanations as to why it goes numb. I was told I have chronic fatigue syndrome and if I need a cane, get a cane... and that some people with chronic fatigue become bedridden and the only doctor who could treat me was at Stanford. nobody is listening to a patient as a whole. they are dividing up symptoms and common threads are being ignored. chronic fatigue does not explain why I've developed raging arthritis, why I kept getting flu like symptoms, and lots more. I've had lots of changes with white blood cells as well while I've been super sick since summer.I was going for a second opinion, I will be sticking with my New York provider who is actually interested in seeing me recover my health... not advising me to join a support group, watch a film on chronic fatigue, and that if I need a cane get a cane. like it's no big deal even though I'm 29 years old.
Reviewed on Dec 11, 2019
I really like her a lot as a doctor.
Reviewed on Dec 4, 2019
Only due to the thoroughness of Dr. Aly, and her associates was a miss diagnosis by the staff at Hillcrest Hospital discovered.
Reviewed on Nov 20, 2019
Truly excited to have a diagnosis so quickly for what various other doctors have missed for years. she is extremely knowledgeable and a very pleasant person to converse with.
Reviewed on Nov 20, 2019
very good experience - like Dr. Aly and her thoroughness and expertise.
Reviewed on Aug 30, 2019
dr. lay even called my rheumatlogogist to talk with her.
Reviewed on Aug 23, 2019
I sent my medical records to Dr. Aly's office two weeks in advance of my arrival. They were in here office and had not been opened or looked at prior to my visit.
Reviewed on Aug 23, 2019
Doctor seemed like she was in a hurry to get to next patient.
Reviewed on Jun 5, 2019
dr aly is a gem, personal, professional, and makes you feel like you're her only patient. you need to retain her!
Reviewed on Apr 24, 2019
After driving for 9 hours to the Cleveland Clinic, I truly felt rushed through the visit by Dr Ali. Also, I was under the impression Dr Ali was going to prescribe therapy with a Tens Unit. I never got it. After my initial first visit, there was no follow up and explanation on the highs and lows on all the lab results. I'm fully aware there is no real solution for my condition at this time, but convinced there will be.
Reviewed on Apr 10, 2019
Cleveland Clinic is amazing. Dr. Aly was excellent.
Reviewed on Feb 13, 2019
Dr Aly was amazing. she was personable, easy to talk to and listened to everything I had to say, even when some of it made me sound crazy. can't say enough greatthings about her.