Dr. Khurram Jehangir Khan, MD

I'm putting in a 3 because I only saw him once. He seems knowledgeable. I got the impression I was only there for Norcos. The first impression could have been better. He walked in and literally said "what do you want from me?". He was not familiar with my file (medical history). So I guess I'll try the injections and the change in pain medication. I'll update later.

My experience at Insight a d with Dr. Kahn has been excellent! The whole process from beginning to end was stress free and absolutely wonderful.

I seen this doctor in rancho mirage , not once did he look or have my file , all he said was they did everything wrong and I can make you pain free . Ya right , I got injections places where he should not have , short story I had to have a major spine surgery , making it the 6th back surgery to fix the problem . this doctor can not stay at a office for long periods of time due to his lack of judgment to heal

I started seeing Dr. Khan after he replaced the doctor I had been seeing who relocated out of state. I saw Dr. Khan twice, which was 2 times too many. Medicine is not a one size fits all endeavor. Individual patients bring unique health issues and needs that demand empathy, compassion, an attentive ear and a willingness to adequately treat to restore the patient's quality of life. Sadly these skills are all major deficits in Dr. Khan's approach to medicine. I am a senior citizen who has been dealing with the painful, debilitating effects of peripheral neuropathy for over 14 years. When I saw Dr. Khan, I did not get the impression he had reviewed the case notes of his predecessor. He was not interested in listening to anything I had to say about the progression of my disease or how it affected my quality of life. Instead, presuming my only intent in seeing him was to acquire opioid pain medication, he used my two visits to mount his bully pulpit to preach the ills of opioids and sent me… on my merry way with what amounted to band aids and baby aspirin to deal with my neuropathy for the next six months. I understand and accept that some patients have found benefit in the medicines he is willing to prescribe, but whether or not a medicine will be effective varies from patient to patient. Khan is not interested in even entertaining the possibility that his prescription medicines of choice might be ineffective in treating some patients. In nearly 70 years I have never seen a doctor with worse bedside manners and lack of compassion and empathy. Thank God my primary care physician looked into my case and has agreed to treat me while he seeks to refer me to a doctor who will assess my health, consider my unique needs, and show a willingness restore my health and quality of life.

Incompetency compounded by employers bending to pc madness by keeping him

Listened to nothing I had to say; he knows everything. Treated me like I was a lying Labor Relations problem (I am not; I am an old retiree). Basically he was a jerk. And then I had to listen to his staff laugh at patients after they left. One of those situations where I felt used, ignored, so he could pad his numbers. He cares nothing about a patient's pain.

Dr. Khan should NOT be a Doctor, he SUCKS..... Do NOT go to him, NO NO WAY...

My name is Alan. I have been visiting Dr. Khan for the past 7 months and I can only say how satisfy I have been with Dr. Khan. He is very kind with his patients and he does show how much he does care . I hope to be able to keep on being his patient. Bravo Dr. khan and thank you. AB

I love this place at first I wasn't so sure about Dr khan,but after seeing him for months I've learned why he does things. And I believe it's going to help more people then hurt them .

I have never experienced a negative appointment with Dr. Khan. I had a long career in healthcare management and feel qualified to make this comment. He is helpful, committed, and tries everything he can to make a back situation better.