Dr. Anwar Ibrahim Moryan, MD

Dr. Morgan is very knowledgeable in his field. He is honest ; provides diagnoses & treatments to his patients based on his long experience and regardless of pharmaceutical companies advertisement.

My visit to the Doctor was amazing...his way to treating to the patients is really good. Finally I found a good Doctor.!!

I have enjoyed a great reduction in my A1C numbers while under Dr Moryan’s care. I think he is a great doctor. I have recommended him to several people including my brother. David Caswell

This doctor diagnosed me with Type I Diabetes 24 years ago and I am still horrified by his bedside manner. He did not follow proper protocol for the time and I was hospitalized less than a week later, at which time he proceeded to lecture at 9 year old girl on how "his" patients do not get hospitalized. He also refused to speak with me or my mother directly and who only address may father... who I did not live with. Horrible, horrible doctor!!!!!

I went to see Dr. Moryan about some random gynecomastia and extremely low sex drive. The Doctor spend no more than 10 minutes with me, scoffing at my bloodwork saying my values were barely out of range (2-3x out of range), and that gynecomastia is normal for a male my age. He didn't seem to have any concern for worries and assured me the problem wouldn't get worse. He kept going on and on about how normal all of my symptoms were. That any issues I had were likely psychological (which has already been ruled out). He didn't seem to care that they were at least abnormal for me. How could he know it wouldn't get worse if he didn't even know what caused it? As far as the low libido, Moryan wrote me a prescription for Viagra and told me it would help my sex drive and then shooed me out the door. I'm no doctor, but the research I've done on Viagra shows zero evidence of Viagra having any effect on sexual drive, and only increasing bloodflow to Mr. Johnson when aroused (but I still can't… get aroused). So, all in all, I was very disappointed. I purchased insurance at my university for $1100 specifically to figure out what was going on with my body, and the doctor couldn't care less. He very gladly billed me for $250 after spending no more than 20 minutes with me, and said he'd see me again in 6 months. I won't even have insurance in 6 months :/ Please look into other Endocrinologists before you decide to see Dr. Moryan. I was super bummed out after waiting weeks to see him. Still trying to find someone who cares enough to help me figure out what's wrong.

I have been seeing Dr. Moryan for 19 years he is very professional and I have received wonderful service. Staff also friendly and professional I have always received my appt. reminder call.

I've been going to Dr. Moryan about 1.5 years. I will not tell you what the other posters have said is not ture.. it is.. all of it! I noticed it in my visits as well. When I first went to him, he was great....then a few times I went to visit him, he got really defensive, his beside manner wasn't the best and he would not listen to me! But, I've been to see him twice since then and he's been great and back to his normal self again. He really is a good doctor.. but like each and every person on this board.. he *is* human! I struggled with my medication at first.. I seemed to be getting worse and worse. I'm sure he thought I was a whinner ... but later we BOTH discovered that the pharmacy had made a mistake, they gave me . 25 instead of the 125 he perscribed. No wonder I wasn't getting any better and my blood tests were showing off the wall things. Since it takes * 3 MONTHS* to actually notice a difference in this type of medication, it took 3 months of feeling sick with hypo for the… blood test to show the problem. And, I noticed a change in the color of my next prescription filled at the same pharmacy.. that is when the mistake was caught.. he upped my meds again and I feel really, really good now.. I have a few problems.. but those are from menopause, not thyroid. He did go through a time that he wasn't a pleasent man, and from the looks of the dates, that's about the time it was happening to me as well. I know this is no excuse, but it was the exact same time Egypt was having all it's problems, and he's from Egypt with family still there. That might have been the problem.. but like I stated.. he's back to being the caring doctor I first saw.

He started out very polite until I mentioned that he hasn't even let me tell him my symptoms. He then became angered and verbally aggressive. I had to listen to him tell me how he went to Harvard, etc. When I asked for a certain test to be performed he told me "this isn't a restaurant." Once I pulled out photos to show some of my symptoms he became so angry he threw my pictures back at me and stormed out. I never once insulted him or said anything rude. I just was requesting he actually listen. I have never seen any professional act this way.

I have only been to him once, but I don't plan to go back. He seems very educated and intelligent, but spent a lot of time trying to prove it to me by telling me about things he knows that other doctors do not (in his opinion). The time spent in his office seemed like it was mostly wasted. I felt like I did get to ask questions or tell him about my experiences, but that he just told me that same things he tells everyone else.

first off he just treated my mother like just another patient, she would tell me everytime that she needs to watch her diabetes and stop eating brownies and dr. pepper. ( ok well so first my mom has been a diabetic since she was a teenager and knows that she can't have either a brownie or dr.pepper or any other sweets. on top of everything else he never told my mom to ever go to a kidney doctor or a cardiogist to check her heart and kidneys. So six years later continually going to him my mom's ends up in the hospital and all her doctors are like "your Diabetic doctor never told you to go get your kidney and heart checked out? ok so now my mom has stage 4 kidney disease, and just got out of surgery with a triple bypass, she is still very sick and all the doctors keep telling me is that this could have all been prevented if her diabetic doctor would have referred her to them for them to give her meds to help all this work properly. My mother is very sick and my not live till her next… birthday she has been in the hospital for over a month and the dr's say that because of all the damage she will probably have to spend the remainder of her life in and out of the hospital. And all I have to say is all the Dr. Moryan had to tell her was you should go see a kidney and heart specialist - no all he said was stop eating brownies and drinking dr. pepper and go get some blood work done. Horrible doctor and I am looking into see what can be done legally. horrible doctor should not be able to practice medicine.