Dr. Mahmoud Obideen, MD

I saw Dr. Mahmoud Obideen for myasthenia Gravis symptoms at Emory Johns Creek Hopsital. I went there seek help for shortness of breathe and weakness . In the ER I had respiratory failure. I was told to go somewhere else by doctor OBideen. I ask continually for help and he sad he wouldn’t see me anymore. That was the third time he’s refuse to even see me at Emory. He never came to check my condition nor did he have a care as to what would happen to me when I let the hospital. Not just he was rude to me. Most of the ER staff listen to me . I felt so humiliated. I didn’t know what I could do or say to help my self: I don’t have insurance . They didn’t want me there after I explain I couldn’t afford to pay for my hospital stay. I was there in the ICU. I felt like I was so ignored: Emory Johns creek I wouldn’t suggest for anyone especially if your insurance isn’t good. I thought it was closer to where I lived so I went there seeking help. Although a few of the doctors where mean. I have… to say that the nurses were kind and helpful: I have a Nero problem and I couldn’t get help for it: I was sent away: I happen to know that’s not lawful . I could have lost my life. I hope someone listen to this and Emory can be aware of the changies that need to be made to better satisfy their patients needs. Sincerely Barbara Wakefield , Suwanee GA

Doctor was very courteous and explained all situations very well, but getting any kind of response from his office and even a simple refill of standard Keppra medication has been next to impossible. Office is simply not answering calls and voicemails are not being responded to. If you have the need for any form of medical condition requiring any interaction with the office for medication refill I strongly suggest you find another doctor.