Review by
Malcolm H. .
on
June 03, 2016
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Dr. Robert L.m. Hilliard Center - 919 Locket St
Office & Staff Evaluation
Practice Evaluation
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Ease of Getting an Appointment
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Courtesy of Practice Staff
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Appearance & Atmosphere of Office
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Handling of Billing & Insurance
- Average Wait Time 21 to 30 minutes
Provider Evaluation
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Willingness to Spend Time with You
- Listening Skills Not rated
- Clear explanations Not rated
- Trust in Decision Making Not rated
- Accuracy of Diagnosis Not rated
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Post-Visit Follow-Up
“Doctor puts inaccurate information for a diagnosis for a diabetic ”
Overall doctor Khan is a very good doctor until he puts inaccurate information in your records. For example I am a type 1 diabetic and the doctors found out this when I was 26 and now I am 53. I have been taking insulin all that time. When they found out I was a diabetic it was to late, my beta that produces insulin was destroyed. So I had no choice but to take insulin. I was diagnosed at University Hospital and Dr Khan works out of that hospital. I have been going to that Hospital and Clinic since I was diagnosed type 1 diabetic and so all my records are there.
The first time I spoke with doctor Khan he said he would make the correction but this time his Office is saying that he type 2 diabetes as a diagnosis.
Of all the doctors I have been treated, he is the only doctor putting inaccurate information in my. I told his staff that I was going to make a complaint and I told them to leave a message with Dr Khan. I called them on the May 25. They said that they called me that week to tell me that it is just used by Dr Khan as a diagnosis.
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Comment - “ Doctor puts inaccurate information for a diagnosis for a diabetic ”
Overall doctor Khan is a very good doctor until he puts inaccurate information in your records. For example I am a type 1 diabetic and the doctors found out this when I was 26 and now I am 53. I have been taking insulin all that time. When they found out I was a diabetic it was to late, my beta that produces insulin was destroyed. So I had no choice but to take insulin. I was diagnosed at University Hospital and Dr Khan works out of that hospital. I have been going to that Hospital and Clinic since I was diagnosed type 1 diabetic and so all my records are there. The first time I spoke with doctor Khan he said he would make the correction but this time his Office is saying that he type 2 diabetes as a diagnosis. Of all the doctors I have been treated, he is the only doctor putting inaccurate information in my. I told his staff that I was going to make a complaint and I told them to leave a message with Dr Khan. I called them on the May 25. They said that they called me that week to tell me that it is just used by Dr Khan as a diagnosis. that