Dr. Mehdi Safarzadeg Jahromi, MD

He is an amazing doctor ?? ??

Dr Jarohmi is an Outstanding physician. I was ran over on the freeway in January 2022 and if it wasn't for his knowledge and compassion I honestly think that I wouldn't be here today. He got my mobility back in my legs and referred me to Dr.John Stienmann who did an immediate back surgery. He was always positive and caring and continues to support me.I was at the lowest point of my life and he gave me a reason to Not give up.Thank you Dr.Jahromi

My wife and I have been with BMG since 1981 under various insurance programs. My two sons, now on their own, were born and received health care through BMG and continue up through the present time. In the year 2000 when our PCP was leaving BMG she introduced my wife and I to her replacement. He was a young doctor new to BMG by the name of Mehdi Jahromi. We quickly developed a comfortable doctor-patient relationship and he has monitored and directed our health care throughout the years. We trust Dr Jahromi to have our best health interests in mind. After reading some of the reviews herein, we conclude that "you can't please all of the people all of the time!"

He has nineteen years with Beaver Medical Group and still has room for new patients?? This speaks volumes about just how "great" he is. You would do better having a doctor working out the back of his old station wagon. You know, kinda like a ice cream truck.

He is just pathetic. No time for you to explain your issue. It's time to retire when all you care about is the money! Every other one star review is correct. Get another doctor, one who cares.

Dr Jahromi is an excellent dr. I have been seeing him for over 10 years. He has also been treating my mother who is very ill. He always explains things in detail and always ask if I have any questions when we are done. Though the beaver system is a little "busy" he makes sure we are taken care of.

Due to my medical insurance, I went to see my primary doctor, Dr. Jahromi, for a referral for some new orthotics. I told Dr. Jahromi about my 5 year history with plantar fasciitis and seeing Dr. Williams for orthotics in 2008 & 2010. Dr. Jahromi said, "Dr. William is a podiastrist. He does not make orthotics." I tried to restate my history to Dr. Jahromi, however he was to arrogant to listen. In fact, the entire 5 minutes in the appointment he was very abrupt with the few questions he asked. He was extremely disrespectful and detached from me (his patient) by either cutting me off in mid-sentence or leaving the room when I was answering his questions. He touched each foot for an entire 2 seconds and walked out the room once last time never return. In the end, I was denied my referral to see Dr. Williams for orthotics due to "unresponsive to conservative treatments" which include "ORTHOTICS" and "home stretching program." When I called to speak with Dr. Jahromi about… this denial, I was told he was to busy to take my call. When asked to leave a message, I was told he will not call me back that I would need to make an appointment in order to speak with him. I have recently changed my primary doctor. However, this denial from Dr. Jahromi is in my medical record and I continue to be questioned about it while fighting to get a referral for some orthotics.

I have been Dr. Jahromi's patient for over 6 years now. He takes care of my children and my parents and several of my neighbors. He is the greatest physician that we have found. He tell it like it is. Holds you responsible for your results. I highly recommends him without hesitation. He has probably the oldest and sickest of the patients in the area. I never have to wait in the waiting room. Respectful, and understands patient's concerns.

Dr. Jahromi is absolutely worthless. I cannot agree more with any and all of the 1 star reviews below. He likes to rush in with his trusty iPad mini and ask a few irrelevant questions and when you tell him that your there for back pain as opposed to what he briefly read in your patient history he becomes frazzled at best! Then he quickly touches the area that you have mentioned is in pain he then proceeds to make a dash for the door leaving you with the impression that he is returning soon, instead one of his nurses that are even more confused than he is enters the room with a prescription or X-ray routing sheet and absolutely no explanation of what to do next. Then the nurse runs out to ask the Dr. what the next point of action is as they send you downstairs to the x-ray and blood work department only to discover that they are closed! At this point you made your co-payment and sat in the waiting room, then sat in the exam room to receive a 30-second to one minute exam and then rushed… out of the office to figure out what to do next. After my wife returns home still in pain and even more frustrated we called the nurse to ask for advice if it was safe to mix some current medications and she relays a completely different message to the Dr. She basically told the Dr that we wanted some pain meds rx's when in fact we wanted just the opposite! I then speak to the nurse to define exactly why we called and she couldn't figure out what we needed so she then puts the Dr. on the phone and he proceeds to tell me that "my wife is healthy and not in pain" insinuating that we are searching for pain meds. He was rude and then what was most shocking he then told me that if we didn't like his answers and we if we were unhappy that there are 230 other Dr's in the network and they would be happy to see us! CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT? Wow! I can only hope you read this if you have considered to allow Dr. Jahromi to be you or your family members primary care physician. It would be in your best interest to keep searching.

This was the doctor we chose for my mother when I moved her from Northern California to be near me. I requested medical records sent to Dr. Jahromi and came to our first visit expecting a full workup. He spent approximately 20 minutes with a brief exam and history taking for my mother. He ordered many tests and refused to order hospice for her (which her previous doctor up north had recommended) until he had a chance to follow her (all her medical records had been previously sent so he could review her history before this visit). I respected his decision to wait for the test results and followup visit in two weeks. The night before that followup fisit, she was taken to the ER with difficulty breathing. I called the next morning (the day of her appointment) to talk to the doctor about what decisions we should be making. His assistant informed me he did not take calls during business hours. I asked that he call me after his day was done and I was told he didn't call patients after… his work day. I was told I would have to make an appointment to talk to him. I said she had an appointment that morning and was informed that appointment had already been given to someone else. We were left hanging to make our own decisions about her care with the hospitalist at the Redlands ER. We were able to get her on hospice and bring her back to the board and care for a day and a half before she passed away. Her desire had been to die peacefully at home. If he had ordered hospice when we requested it, she would not have had that day and a half being poked, prodded and given many tests in the ER. Her previous medical records would have indicated her present condition was not curable. He did not exibit an attitude of caring at all and totally abandoned us in time of need. After my mom passed away, there was not one word from his office to us and we never received the results of her tests ordered by him. If you want a caring doctor who is available to you when in a crisis, this is not the doctor to choose. His staff was just as uncaring and unprofessional as he was. Both my husband and I have Beaver system doctors (not him) and we are extremely pleased with both of them. This was an unexpected experience with the Beaver system.