Dr. Mohamed Omar Saleh, MD

The worst person and a doctor I have ever been too! I am not surprised they took his license away.

I worked with Dr. Saleh for many years at Baptist Medical Center.I have the upmost respect for this gifted doctor. He is a caring individual, sensitive to patient needs and goes out of his way to help patients.

This dr. ruined my life..... almost lost my family, lost my job, i was like a zombie most of the time..he has a way of making you feel its not his fault, its yours, or what is happening is normal....I was better before i went to him seeking help...wrong medications, too much medications!!!I trusted him with my life, and almost died!!Thanks to my current doctor, im better than ever now, drug free and happy!

never go there!!

I would warn anyone to avoid Dr. Saleh. For eight years my adult son has been on anti-depressants and mood stabilizers precribed by Dr. Saleh. Earlier this year our son was forced to suddenly go off his anti-depressants for four weeks because Dr. Saleh would not return calls to our pharmacy to give approval for refills. We and also our pharmacist called his office numerous times leaving messages which were ignored. I called Dr. Saleh's office 6-7 times myself, and the receptionist was apologetic but seemed at a loss at what to say... she knew what was happening was extremely irresponsible on Dr. Saleh's part but couldn't come out and say it. Fortunately our son did not have very serious withdrawal symptoms but there could have been disastrous results. Needless to say our son has changed doctors, and we will warn others about Dr. Saleh.

Dr. Saleh was my doctor when I was in the hospital. I didn't have a hard time understanding him (his dialect or what he was saying to me). However,every time he saw me he was rude and abrupt, and spent all of 2-3 minutes with me, literally! I pride myself on being able to get along with people from all walks of life, and am rarely rude or impatient towards anyone (and then it's usually someone close to me like a family member). Having said that I'm pretty sure he was the problem, not I. Especially, after he had his Physcian's Assistance try to talk me into ECT treatments. Then apparently Dr. Saleh found out that my health insurance wouldn't cover it. (Apparently, ECT Treatments are quite expensive and he might have been getting kick-backs for prescribing ECT....I don't know for sure.) Anyway,even though I was still feeling suicidal he decided to discharge me from the hospital when I had been there only 3 days. I was able to call my Outpatient Psychiatrist on the phone and tell him Dr.… Saleh's plan. My Outpatient Psychiatrist got really upset and tried to call and talk to Dr. Saleh, but Dr. Saleh wouldn't talk to him; nor would the Midical Director of the hospital return my Outpatient Psychiatrist's calls. Dr. Saleh discharged me from the hospital, but luckily my Outpatient Doctor was able to get me into another hospital that very evening. I'd hate to think what would have happened if he hadn't been able to do that! I feel strongly that Dr. Saleh is an irresponsible doctor who is reckless with his patients' lives. It's a true pity that those on Medicaid have to see doctor's that will take Medicaid, and the doctors are usually horrible doctors! Thankfully, I have Health Insurance and don't have to see Dr. Saleh again. As for everyone else, my advice is: If possible, DON'T GO NEAR HIM!

He is hard to understand sometimes when speaking, but his staff is extremely helpful. I can only speak of the Las Vegas office. I only had to see him for a couple months and the experience turned my life around. I know that what he did for me, he can do with anyone, and does for all of his patients equally. You must be open and understanding. The only complaints I have seen anyone make is when they are showing extreme impatience and arrogance.

the last appointment was for 3:00 pm and i didn't see him until 7:00.