Dr. Kamran Algilani, MD

In few seconds and left. Also he prescribed me wrong medicine. He was so .....better not to write.

II took my son to emergency and Dr. Algilani was with extraordinary knowledge diagnosed my son's illness. Very helpful with and I need to thank him and his very good staff.

Walked in spent 30 seconds in the room and left. Seemed like he didn't want to be there. He also prescribed the wrong medicine. The name of this site is called vitals and he failed to check any.

Dr. Algilani has been my doctor and my family's doctor for many years. He is probably one of the best doctors in the world. He saves lives every day in emergency rooms and is very knowledgeable. Unlike many other doctors I have visited in the past, he does not prescribe medicine without making sure it will actually help the patient. Those who come to him just to get prescriptions are coming to a wrong doctor. He does not believe in patients diagnosing their own illness and wanting certain medications. He will listen to you and give you the best advice possible. He has broad knowledge of medicine and often sees patients that come to him as a result of other doctorâ??s misdiagnoses. I have witnessed many times that he didnâ??t charge for his services when the patients truly couldnâ??t afford the visit fees. I have seen him pay for medication and take it to patients when they couldnâ??t afford the medications. He is truly one of the best human beings. I cannot recommend him enough.

It would seem that someone who is skilled in D.O. medicine ( as he claims to be ) would spend more that 3...yes, I said 3...minutes in an exam. A look in the throat and 1 ear and he had a COMPLETE diagnoses of my wife..yeah...right. My wife hadn't been able to keep any food down for 3 days and I had to BEG for a script of phenergan for nausea so she could eat...he didn't prescribe it during the exam and it was listed as a symptom! Let's just say when ( but I'm hoping not ) Obama's healthcare plan goes through, this guy'll be right at home...running through 20 diagnoses an hour!