Dr. Asad Ul Islam, MD is a Psychiatrist - General, Psychiatrist - Geriatric Psychiatry practicing in Lewisville, TX
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| University | Degree | Focus | Graduated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karachi Medical and Dental College | Medical Degree | 1995 | |
| Dow Medical College University Of Karachi Pakistan | Other Degree | 1995 |
| Institution | Focus | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Internship - Harlem Hospital Center | 2003 | |
| Residency - Umdnj-R W Johnson Medical School, Geriatric Psychiatry | Not Specified | |
| Residency - Harlem Hospital Center Program | Not Specified |
| Certification | Cert. Body | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Psychiatry Sub-Specialty: Geriatric Psychiatry | Psychiatry and Neurology | Not Specified |
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“Bad office policy”
I began seeing him six months prior to writing this review. Went in to get ADHD medication and although I had been diagnosed twice already he insisted that I needed to go through the testing again. I understand a doctor wants to protect his reputation with controlled medication so I did it. Six unnecessary weeks, four office visits and copays later I had been officially diagnosed for the third time.
He was somewhat professional but the appointments never lasted more than ten minutes and many...Original review on DoctorsDig.com
I spent 2 weeks in a rehab for Alcoholism, where Dr. Islam also practices when not in his Carrolton office. I had to take all the time off of work and earning time off is very slow at my job. The doctor was not, in my opinion, sympathetic at all. Despite my having assured him I was fine with my antidepressants and antabuse, I was expected to come in once a month(about the rate I earn my days off back) otherwise no refills would be provided. Typically the office visit consists of showing up and g...
“Bad experience -my opinions”
I spent 2 weeks in a rehab for Alcoholism, where Dr. Islam also practices when not in his Carrolton office. I had to take all the time off of work and earning time off is very slow at my job. The doctor was not, in my opinion, sympathetic at all. Despite my having assured him I was fine with my antidepressants and antabuse, I was expected to come in once a month(about the rate I earn my days off back) otherwise no refills would be provided. Typically the office visit consists of showing up and g...Original review on DoctorsDig.com
Comment - “ Bad office policy ”
I began seeing him six months prior to writing this review. Went in to get ADHD medication and although I had been diagnosed twice already he insisted that I needed to go through the testing again. I understand a doctor wants to protect his reputation with controlled medication so I did it. Six unnecessary weeks, four office visits and copays later I had been officially diagnosed for the third time. He was somewhat professional but the appointments never lasted more than ten minutes and many...