Dr. Mahmoud Ajang, MD

I called him trying to get an appointment to talk about my husband who was his patient and didn’t get a proper care. I wanted to tell him about his behavior at home, with family who he abused and mistreated by his rage, aggressive behavior, verbal and physical violence, addiction to gambling, alcohol and sex. I feel dr Ajang didn’t get a true sense of who he is because my husband is a notorious lier. always pretending and acts up as a victim, but he is very and seriously mentally sick person which affected my life and specially our kid. Dr Ajang treated him with antidepressants which yields no results. His approach is very superficial, routine-like. He refused to see me alone, just suggested to come with my husband which would’ve been a disaster because he would have denied everything and fought with me in the front of the doctor. Dr is overdue for a retirement long time ago.

He is a great man. My psychiatrist for over twenty years! He kept me out of the hospital ALL the time that I was in his capable hands. He always amazed me in how he would so effortlessly determine the proper course of action based on speaking with me in the first few moments. I am still in awe of his gift. I will miss him dearly. I love you, Dr. Ajang. I am forever in your debt and grateful for your kindness and care with me when I was at my worst. You’ve given me a new life! ??

He is amazing and patient and has helped me so much...so far I will continue to see him as long as he lets me!

Dr. Ajang is 86 years-old and should retire, not because of his age, but for a serious lack of compassion for work previously completed by another doctor or yourself. We initially worked together very well and I was referred specifically because of financial issues regarding disability, at the time he was the only psychiatrist available that would accept Medicare and new patients.