Dr. Karim Nasiruddin Jamal, MD

He was supposedly recognized for (1) of the best Doc. in 2011. For all his accolades you think he would be able to give a better answer for the blood in my right eye other than “BAD Luck I guess.” I know good doctors can have bad bed side manner but there is no need for rudeness or disregard for first time patients with no history of eye/vision problems. Unfortunately as patients we have to have faith and trust in professional doctors that treat us. With that being said I have to go back to him since he is somewhat familiar with my bad luck eye. I hope he does read this and consider a better demeanor with his patients. Once again consider going else where but feel like I’m at his mercy as opposed to starting all over again with someone else. I hope the Referral doctors reconsider referring patients to him. His sighing and demeanor has a lot to be desired. Yes, that’s right sighing because I couldn’t hold my eye open. May the Lord guide you on my next visit. ???? Had I known ahead… of time he rated only 3 stars I would have gone elsewhere

I went one day to get appointment with Dr Jamal regarding a blurry vision in my left eye. They asked me to fill out all the papers and gave me an appointment - on the appointment day I was told to fill the papers again - they had lost my papers and did not bother to find them. I went through some tests for 2 hours -Dr. was overbooked and some of the staff members seemed stressed and impolite. . Finally I went to Dr's room - he was constantly writing something on the computer. He then shook hands with me and said I see that I have a scar tissue in the left eye and it needs to be removed or my vision will get worse - He talked with me for maximum one or two minutes and asked me to take more pictures with dye - Then they took me to another office and scheduled me for surgery for the following Friday. I asked for a month delay - They also asked me to go online and create an account which I never could due to some technical glitches in the system - they tried to help me but gave up - I… then asked for my record and they asked me to come down and pick it up. I then decided to get a second opinion and saw Dr Kwong who took a few tests and told me I did not need a surgery and asked me to visit him in six months. Dr. Kwong talked to me for 45 minutes and explained the reason for not doing the surgery. You can figure pout why Dr. Jamal's rating is so low

excellent doctor, kind man, personable, well educated on a constant level

o i am blind in one eye and the eye and lost a lot of my sight in the other he kept saying the shots he gave were fda approved. he even wanted me to go some place for a day but i declined. enough was to much

This Dr. is mediocre, at best. On the day of surgery, my spouse was taken back to the pre-op area and I never saw him again until the surgery was over. When I asked the RN and the Anesthesiologist why the surgery had changed and why Dr Jamal never spoke to me, to address my concerns and question on either end of this process, I was told that he never talked to the spouses. And they didn't know why the procedure had changed. This is NOT valley standard for surgery. The Dr should always include the spouses, children or any significant other who has accompanied their patient to hospital or center. His complete disgruntled for me was unacceptable. It also took his scheduler almost 2 weeks to contact us and the office staff promised for days that they would call in prescriptions and they didn't. We had to get "ugly" before the finally did it. Don't use this man!!!