Dr. Addam Masri, MD

I've never had such a thorough exam and laboratory evaluation. Dr. Masri did far beyond the routine search for the common diseases, but sought to show me how to optimize my health through diet, supplements, exercise and hormone optimization. I've never felt better!

Dr. Masri has been my primary physician for around 4-5 years and I see him every few months. When showing up for your appointment be prepared to wait past your appointment time (up to 2 hours). He is very thorough with his work but isnâ??t mindful of other appointments he has that day. Also be aware of unknown in-house â??administration feesâ??. Two years ago he advised me to start hormone replacement therapy to help increase my testosterone levels (Iâ??m 30 years old). However it was never mentioned to me that there is an in-house service fee of $300 a year so he can be my hormone specialist/primary physician. If you have lots of time and lots of money then Dr. Masri will be a good choice for you.

Dr Masri was great! He took time with me and explained in detail on what I'm going through with my health. He also explained with visuals which I thought was awesome. The one issue I had was the waiting time..I had an appointment but didn't get to see the doctor until an hour or so later. He does take time with his patients so maybe that was the case that day. The main problem I had was with a young African American female. She was what made me upset that day..I had my baby with me and he was a little fussy. ..she barges in the room while the doctor was talking to me and said if he wanted her to take the baby away and out of the room with aggravation. Shouldn't she ask me, the baby's mom if i wanted him to be taken away? But all in all I was well takened care of by the doc and was happy with my visit.

Dr. Masri is a most compassionate man. he makes the patient feel as if he has all the time in the world, and his diagnoses are accurate. I highly recommend him.

As a new patient of Dr. Masri's, I was truly impressed. Not only was the office nice, but all of the employees were very friendly. I'm new to the area and was nervous about having to find a new doctor. However, upon my visit with Dr Masri, I can gladly say that I've found my new family practitioner. He took the time to talk with me, to find out what was going on, and the best approach to handle the situation. He was very welcoming, thorough, and you could tell that he enjoys what he does. I would highly recommend Dr Masri for anyone looking for a new doctor.

I have gone to Dr. Masri for a long time, and think he is a very current, compassionate, stern when necessary, andcaring doctor. He is not a pill pusher, and favors the natural approach if warranted. He seems to be addressing earlier concerns in his former practice, especially the things that were out of his control. He isn't may of the things claimed in his other reviews, but due to former affiliations, had to follow rules out of his hands. With his new practice out from under other influences, you will see a whole new ball game. He is the best!

My Ob/Gyn said my hormone levels were fine and my endocrinologist was convinced I was on the right dose of thyroid medication, but I still felt tired and irritable (not like me at all). Dr. Masri listened to my complaining for over 20 minutes. He drew blood work on me in the office the same day, but didn't even need to wait for the results to start me on a new hormone regimen. I felt better within days. After finetuning based on the blood results, I feel normal again. It's like I have gotten my life back.

Dr. Masri is very friendly and he takes his time with his patients. He is thourough and seems to care. When it is your turn with the doctor you can apprciate your questions and concerns being addressed, however the wait to go back is very long. You can't see the doctor on your lunch hour. Please make sure to have a 2 hour block of time prior to going to see him.

He made my son feel very uncomfortable as he was demanding that should have made up his mind as to what he wanted to do with the rest of his life at the age of 16. He made a comment that in many cultures this age was considered to be a man, etc. And he also made comparisons to his own children's success. Well, my son grew up without his father and with a disabled mother. The doctor showed little or no sympathy. It would have been nice if my son could have had a doctor that had encouraged him, rather than make him feel like a failure.