Dr. Behzad Khameneh, MD

After an initial appointment, I was asked to schedule a follow up visit. After calling more than 10 times and being on hold for 30 minutes each time, I couldn't reach a live person. I was given the option to leave a call back number and the recorded message said that someone would get back to me by the end of the business day. I did that 5 more times and no-one called back. This went on for almost two months I had to pretend I was a Dr to get a live person and schedule a telehealth visit. When the day finally came for the appointment, the Dr never showed up and the office never reached out. I hope my health doesn't suffer from this infuriating delay. The cable company provides better "customer" service.

Yes, I would absolutely recommend Dr. Khameneh. Upon meeting him for the first time, he struck me as both personable and extremely competent. But what was most impressive was his ability to listen and his kindness. So many doctors are experts in their field yet lack the ability to really listen. I was impressed with Dr. Khameneh's empathy and expertise and would definitely recommend him to friends and family.

Terrible ?? does millions of tests and never says why or explains.

Awful. Awful. Awful.

Nice man. But did nothing for me. Came to see him for leg weakness and hand coordination. Went through two somewhat painful EMG exams and two MRI's. Other than extremely low Vitamin D levels, which I'm correcting with my primary care physician, and visits to a spinal surgeon and a vascular doc, he did nothing else. Apparently, according to him, I should be doing better, but I don't think very much better. And my hand coordination is possibly worse than ever. He totally avoided that issue.

Dr. Habibi was very good at explanations of the changes in my brain, treatment medications, and the responses made to the meds, as well as the over-all plan for tests and procedures. He answered question I had while being professional and personal. I have respect for and confidence in Dr. Habibi abilities.

My husband suffered a severe concussion with amnesia after losing consciousness while driving. I asked Dr. Khameneh a question. He yelled at me to be quiet, and I was not to speak. My husband couldn't explain his symptoms or ask questions. At the next visit, the doctor slammed a door in my face. He said my husband did not need to see a cardiologist, as he had recommended, and that he was fine. He saw a cardiologist anyway, who found an irregular heartbeat caused him to loose consciousness.