Dr. Nick Nima Abedi, MD

He is the bestest doctor i have ever had he is wonderful and has saved my life i love him and would recommend him to everybody

I had an emergency and Dr. Abedi was not available so I was referred to Dr. Menes for emergency who was on call that night. Both doctors are really good at the procedures but I had stents to collapse 2 times. The staff accused me of Dr. Hopping, because I had emergency surgery and Menes performed it. They were accusing Dr. Menes of stealing Dr. Abedi’s patients. I would have continued to these wonderful doctors again if it were not fear of the stents collapsing again and the rude people answering the phones and making accusations of Dr. Hopping. I was out of state for husbands job and had to go to hospital in WV to have stents put in. 3 surgery’s in less than a year, 2 times stents collapsed and this will make you very cautious. I hope they change the stent sizes. I wish them both the very best.

Dr. Abedi is the most gifted man I have ever met. He is talented, very well spoken, detail oriented and a great listener. He actually cares about his patients and the family of his patients. My boyfriend had a procedure Dr Abedi performed. I had mentioned to him that I had recently been diagnosed with a brain tumor and would need a craniotomy. He seemed concerned for me even though I am not his patient but my boyfriend is. After two separate procedures my boyfriend had months apart, Dr Abedi still asked me and my boyfriend about my care as well and wished us both well. His words made the both of us feel better about my surgery and my boyfriends procedures. He is an amazing man! Loves all people!

He has a great bedside manner and is an exceptional surgeon. One of the best around. He’s saved a ton of peoples lives.

In addition to 4-star rating on list above, I will add that Dr. Abedi has a passion for helping people.

Dr. Abedi is kind and attentive and his bedside manner is exceptional. He is a skilled surgeon that is even made more special by his bedside manner and the way he interacts with hospital staff