Dr. Idris M Amin, MD

I only trust Dr. Amin to give my shot. He is the best out there.

I've had a lot of bad visits with doctors, many of whom have said my problems were not real or all caused by my weight. I appreciated that Dr. Amin listened to my issues and developed a plan with me on how to address them. I know that weight loss is part of the plan, but Dr. Amin was the first one to actually think about ways that I could successfully do this. I trust his recommendations and judgement

Highly recommend Dr. Amin for your muscle and bone needs. When other doctors ignored my symptoms or wrote me off, Dr. Amin took the time to listen to my complaints and come up with a step-wise approach to my problem. I am now on the road to recovery for my shoulder pain thanks to Dr. Amin!

I really appreciated the time and effort Dr. Amin spent explaining my condition, and his plan for my treatment. Even though I asked a lot of questions, I did not feel like I was being rushed out the door. He wanted to make sure I completely understood my condition and involved me in the decision process.

I saw Dr. Amin for my bum knee. I was referred to him for an injection. I hate needles, but he really put me at ease. He did a great job distracting me by just talking about my life, and I barely felt it! I will definitely go see him again if another part of me breaks down ha!

The doctor LISTENED to me, which is a change from other doctors. He made sure all my questions were answered

Dishonest. No bed side manners

I am so glad I was referred to Dr. Amin for my knee and hip problems. I had a wonderful experience from the time I walked into the office. I was most impressed with Dr. Amin's discussion of treatment options, and really appreciated that he involved me in creating the treatment plan. I have seen many doctors before who would rush out of the room but Dr. Amin made sure that I had a chance to understand the treatment and answer my questions.

I injured my wrist at work and it was really bothering me. The first doctor I went to go see told me I would definitely need surgery to fix my wrist and didn’t give me any other options apart from surgery. I wanted another opinion and went to go see Dr Amin. He patiently listened to me and answered my questions and made me feel well taken care of. He examined my wrist thoroughly and told me about several treatment options, explaining the pros and cons of each one. In the end, he was able to treat my wrist without me needing surgery, and I feel much better. I’m really grateful and so glad I went to go see him. Highly recommend!

I broke two of my fingers 2 months ago. I was referred to Dr. Amin by my university. Dr. Amin examined my fingers and his staff put my fingers in a tight bandage over a metal/sponge bar. The bandage was too tight to the point where there were cuts in my fingers when it was taken out. In my control appointment 3 weeks later, he advised I can switch to a splint which I could occasionally take out when it bothers me. Flash forward to 6th week and one of my fingers still hurt a lot and looked crooked. He then advised me to keep the splint on for 3 more weeks and see a hand surgeon if it doesn't get better. I decided to get a second opinion without waiting 3 more weeks, which was unfortunately too late. I went to see a hand surgeon. She told me that my fingers were 100% fixable had they been put in a cast when I first broke them. My pinky finger (which had a more serious fracture) was not properly straightened in the bandage nor in the splint. She said that these types of fractures heal… perfectly only if the fingers are straight 100% of the time for 6 weeks. Taking out the splint when it's uncomfortable was a huge mistake. Even if I didn't take it out though, my finger was not straightened in the bandage in the first three very critical weeks. Now it's almost surely too late that a cast will help since it's been so long since my fingers were broken. She put my finger in a cast because there's no cost to it, but the chances are very slim that my finger can get better at this point. Either my finger will be permanently crooked or I will need to go through hand surgery, which I do not want to. This is all because my treatment was incorrect. I do not recommend Dr. Amin to anyone.