Farzin Abdul S MD

Dr Farzin is the worst MD I have ever had to deal with and his staff is extremely negative and just plain unhappy. The older woman at the front desk was very short with me and was not willing to help. I asked her why she was treating me the way she was and she just stared at me without saying a word. I asked what I had done and she turned her chair toward her computer and started looking at her Facebook page. I am not a patient of of Dr Farzin, but my husband is. My husband developed cellulitis which is a very dangerous skin/​blood infection that if untreated will travel to the heart and kill you. My husband was in the hospital and when he got out was put on an IV treatment at home with heavy antibiotics. After one week, the infection was not gone and he was out of antibiotics. He went to see Dr Farzin and was told that he needs another week of antibiotics. Dr. Farzin sent an order to our HMO to get authorization for the meds but the HMO was not authorizing it. I went to Dr Farzin and told him that the HMO had told me to have the Dr call them and tell them that the meds were medically necessary and they were need quickly and they would and get them to us he next day. Dr Farzin refused to make the call. I said If I call the HMO with my cell phone will you talked to them and he said NO. He said he processed the paperwork and that was all he was responsible for doing. I was appalled at his next statement… He literally said, if something happens to your husband, it is not my responsibility because I sent the paperwork in that that is all I have to do! I then said, again, the HMO just told us if you call them it will get done and he then cannot and maybe my husband should go to the emergency room! Dr Farzin and his staff have absolutely no compassion and should not be in the medical field.

I have been seeing Dr. Farzin for years and have always had the best experiences with him and his staff. Rarely have to wait, and I am treated like a VIP every time I come here.
One time I had an abscess the size of a softball on my inner-​thigh, and after trying to lance and drain it, he quickly realized that it was seriously affecting my Blood-​Sugar levels and immediately sent me across the way to the ER at Inland Regional. The Office Manager even put me in a wheelchair and pushed me there herself. Once there, the Doctors informed me that I was a walking (barely) time bomb for Diabetic Coma. Dr. Farzin’s quick diagnosis and realization that I needed a higher level of care may have saved my life. I ended up being hospitalized for almost two-​weeks it was that serious. That was not my first time I have used this Doctor, but the care and hospitality I received was great and I have been coming back ever since.
The last time I was there, I came a tad early and witnessed a patient getting nasty with the staff. I would usually butt-​in and stick up for these fine Ladies, but it wasn’t necessary. They held their own in a most gracious and professional way even as this uncouth potty-​mouth was threatening and cursing them out. They refused to budge about their policy towards distribution of prescription pain medications. I guess they weren’t going to rubber-​stamp some junkies demand for a fix is what it seemed like. Good for them, there are enough scumbags out there high on something endangering all of our lives on the road and elsewhere. I suppose this isn’t the place for you if you are just another POS prescription drug addict trying to score. Kudos to the staff for maintaining their cool while this lady screeched and slammed her hands on the counter like a giant baby on meth.
I have gotten several Commercial DMV medical certificates at this office, and has always been a whole lot less hassle and much more accommodating than most clinics I have been to. They understand the importance of a Trucker needing these certifications, and are good at getting them passed without compromising the standards that the DMV has set forth.
My Son has had his Athletic/​Sports clearance done here twice, and both times we were in and out within a half-​hour. Very accommodating and pleasant experiences for my teenage football player. He had some fun banter back and forth with the office staff.
My Wife has been seen here as well, both times to confirm what the pregnancy test had already told us. Two of my three kids have been confirmed here, and the staff seemed to be just as excited for us as we were for ourselves.
I still come here twice a year for check-​ups as my health and and diabetes situation has steadily improved. In part due to the recommendations and advice that Dr. Farzin has given me over the last 10 years. I will continue to be his patient for years to come.

The negative post mentioning his office staff is 100% accurate. Unless you enjoy being yelled at and condescending staff don’t even think about calling them. Unfortunately, I didn’t even get to see the doctor as I was beyond appalled at the staff’s treatment over the phone and chose to take my business elsewhere. I was hoping the few reviews here was a good sign but
comfirms this doctor’s office is not excelling in any category (my fault entirely for not cross checking websites before calling them). A doctor and his staff who can score «below national average» in every single category is clearly not who I want in charge of my healthcare. Congrats on consistency, I guess?

My wife and I have been a patient of Dr. Farzin for 17 years. He is a competent family doctor and has ALWAYS been available and accommodating. Sarah, his office manager has gone beyond the «call of duty» for us numerous times. We never have waited more than 15 minutes for an appointment and all services are exemplary. Today I called for an appointment. Meeting the doc tomorrow afternoon.
On the second thought, perhaps you might consider another physician. I don’t want to share.
Rod S.

Doesn’t even care about patients spend only 1 – 2 minutes with them. Doesn’t try to find out what is causing problems, and the front desk people are extremely rude and inappropriate.

Doctor is nice enough but his office staff is horrible! These are the first people to greet the patients and should make you feel invited and comfortable. Instead, they make you feel like you’re inconveniencing them. That’s enough to keep me away.