Dr. Ahmet Dervish, MD

He was very rough with me I said I have sciatica and he didn’t even tell me he was going to raise my leg, I felt like getting up and punching him !!

Dr. Dervish was extremely caring and empathetic when I expressed the severe pain I was experiencing in my lower back. He explained things thoroughly and was very kind. It was one the most positive experiences I've had with a physician.

Great Doctor. Knows his profession and relates to patients well.

Was most concerned about payment, didn't listen to anything we had to say, was EXTREMELY rude & insulting, did no exam but said in the records that he DID, said pt was just "sad that it wasn't cancer" & was perfectly fine. Didn't read pt records, or review any tests. Din't do his job & was remarkably unpleasant for us to interact with despite our common courtesy. We thought it was a joke - it wasn't. Hospital apologized but that doesn't take back what we had to experience.

Appears uninterested. Doesn't believe what other doctors have suggested (compound fracture in this case). Told I was too young to have a compound fracture (suggested you have to be 80 years old to have that). Overall poor people skills. Will not return - will steer everyone I know away from him.

I was told to do my homework and was sent home with pain medication just to be told to come back in a month. That doesn't help my pain doctor. I also don't appreciate being treated like a junkie. I haven't had pain medication for months and only use it when I have a hard time standing up and moving yet he treated me like I was just there for pills. Was not helpful in the least.

I am transferring my care to Dr. Dervish today. I was seeing Dr. Guo in the same office but there was a major communication barrier because of his ethnic nationality. I am a Registered Nurse and I've had a spinal cord injury approx. 7 years ago, am I'm in constant pain 24/7. I was seen by the nurse practicioner Lauren and she was EXCELLENT! She listened to me and was making some major progress with lowering my pain levels. Unfortunately she left this office and went to surgery, so I can't follow her. Since she left it's been awful! The dr. I was seeing didn't even remember anything about me! I've been going to see him for about 3 1/2 years. He thought I had lower back surgery. I've had 2 cervical spine surgeries. I was in tears when I was there because I was just rushed in and out of the office. The assistant said he was very over booked and doesn't have much time. Well he gets paid for my visit, then please make time for it. I'm really hoping I have a better experience… today! I will post a note after my visit today.

I'm not sure what is wrong with others who wrote reviews but this Dr is amazing!! He listened to my pain was very understanding and kind.

Absurdly unprofessional. Walked in, didn't do an exam, insulted my husband & I for about 10 minutes, ordered $10,000 worth of tests, gave a couple parting insults, walked out & never contacted us with test results. Said things like "don't be sad, it's not cancer", I was in a wheelchair because I have POTS disease & couldn't walk that day, he told me I could walk & was seeking attention. Said "the body gets used to pain eventually, you shouldn't take any medications", implied that I was "one of those young drug seekers". The tests showed there was indeed a physiological problem explaining the symptoms, we found out later at a different doctors office. Absolutely ridiculous experience with Dervish, would NEVER recommend. We are seeing someone else now with positive results.

Strangest doctor appointment ever. He was anxious and never let me finish his questions. Said to me quite angrily "Why are you here?" I told him the doctors name that referred me and he said something putting her down in a way to himself.