Dr Adnan Syed Peer

Find a different rheumatologist! I was referred to Dr. Peer after a long-standing physician discovered through lab work that I have multiple autoimmune diseases. When I saw Dr. Peer he ignored my labs and told me I didn't have any definitive disease, refused to treat me accordingly, and acted like my pain and other, clearly visible, signs were all in my mind. Every time I saw him, he told me to take an Ibuprofen and rushed me out of his office. Not only that, his front office was extremely rude and unwelcoming and overcharged me for a visit. After giving me the run around for a refund, his office began billing me for missing appointments that I didn't miss or cancel late to recoup money! Then his office manager, Jennifer, posed as three different people in a ruse to prevent me from removing the charges. After I had all of the false charges removed, I asked for my records (which were useless because Dr. Peer didn't note my issues or provide care) as I was moving on to another doctor who… could diagnose and treat me properly and where I wouldn't have to deal with constant drama with front unprofessional office staff. In response, his office manager acted like Dr. Peer was saying bye to me - ha! Maybe he's her fourth personality. My new rheumatologist immediately diagnosed me with three autoimmune illnesses and said it was all in my lab work, told me the signs were evident and confirmed more issues via x-ray and ultrasound. I can't Dr. Peer allowed my diseases to progress for so long! Dr. Peer shouldn't treat patients if he doesn't have an understanding of the rheumatological disease process and empathy for patients. The only other patients I saw in his office were elderly and it makes me wonder if he takes advantage of people who aren't aware of his lack of medical knowledge or can't advocate for their well-being. Dr. Peer should also care more about how his patients are treated from the moment they step foot in his clinic until the moment they leave. This includes customer service, clean waiting areas, wait times (which are typically 60+ mins), billing issues, continuity of patient care, and quality physician care.

Find a different rheumatologist! I was referred to Dr. Peer after a long-standing physician discovered through lab work that I have multiple autoimmune diseases. When I saw Dr. Peer he ignored my labs and told me I didn't have any definitive disease, refused to treat me accordingly, and acted like my pain and other, clearly visible, signs were all in my mind. Every time I saw him, he told me to take an Ibuprofen and rushed me out of his office. Not only that, his front office was extremely rude and unwelcoming and overcharged me for a visit. After giving me the run around for a refund, his office began billing me for missing appointments that I didn't miss or cancel late to recoup money! Then his office manager, Jennifer, posed as three different people in a ruse to prevent me from removing the charges. After I had all of the false charges removed, I asked for my records (which were useless because Dr. Peer didn't note my issues or provide care) as I was moving on to another doctor who… could diagnose and treat me properly and where I wouldn't have to deal with constant drama with front unprofessional office staff. In response, his office manager acted like Dr. Peer was saying bye to me - ha! Maybe he's her fourth personality. My new rheumatologist immediately diagnosed me with three autoimmune illnesses and said it was all in my lab work, told me the signs were evident and confirmed more issues via x-ray and ultrasound. I can't Dr. Peer allowed my diseases to progress for so long! Dr. Peer shouldn't treat patients if he doesn't have an understanding of the rheumatological disease process and empathy for patients. The only other patients I saw in his office were elderly and it makes me wonder if he takes advantage of people who aren't aware of his lack of medical knowledge or can't advocate for their well-being. Dr. Peer should also care more about how his patients are treated from the moment they step foot in his clinic until the moment they leave. This includes customer service, clean waiting areas, wait times (which are typically 60+ mins), billing issues, continuity of patient care, and quality physician care.

I’ve been battling with OA of my shoulders for years. The pain would be so bad I’d be up all night tossing and turning, until now. I was referred to Dr Peer and when I called to get an appointment they got me in within the week! He consulted me and order x-rays and now I’m finally getting the help I needed. The pain might never fully stop but the relief he has given me I will be forever grateful for. Truly a godsend!

Dr. Peer examined what was wrong with me after viewing my lab results. He was very patience with me and he explained every lab results to me. He is a exceptional doctor.