Dr. Rabiya Zaman, MD

she is excellent Dr

My mother was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with blood clots in her lungs and leg. She was there for 5 days under the care of this physician. She was put on blood thinner and released to go home. A visiting nurse checked her blood count every other day during the following week and on the 9th day after having her blood tested she was told to go the emergency room immediately, her life was in danger, her counts were extremely low, and she may need a transfusion. Her blood was like water it was so thin. After a 2 hour wait for the results of the blood test they took in the hospital, she was released with a lower dosage prescription. The original prescription this doctor gave my mother was for a 200 pound person and my mother weighs all of about 90 pounds. She could have died. I also found out that she was released while still having blood clots in her lungs, the doctor assuming the medication would get rid of what remained. This doctor is a danger to her patients and I… strongly recommend that you avoid her at all costs. Ask for anyone else but her if you find out she is assigned to you or a loved one.

This is the doctor that was assigned to my husband after being admited to the hospital. During his 2 & 1/2 day stay, not only did he NOT get any of his daily medications, nor did he ever get any of his insulin, he was fed ONCE while under her care, (an hour prior to being discharged). I brought him into the ER because of his coughing and fever. Needless to say, as soon as he got home not only was he throwing up, running a 102.8 temp, coughing up blood, his blood sugar was over 500 (OMG)! I had to take him to his primary doctor. As soon as we arrived, his oxygen count was 72. Now you tell me, how can something like this happen?