Dr. Moin Uddin Mallhi, MD

If you're on wlfare and get medical marijuana you can tell who is a patient and who is posing as one.

Do not go to him . He is unprofessional. Doesn't listen to a word you say . Told me my pain is nerve related, and there is nothing wrong with my hips! Even a moron can see my hips are malformed just by looking at the x-rays ...but he still wanted to push his shots on me . He wanted to give me 5 shots every 2 weeks for supposedly nothing wrong . Thankfully I have a new physician. If I could give negative stars I would!

I like the Dr. I think he's good & has a good sense of humor

I have seen many, many doctors and specialists over the past 10 years, since I have been diagnosed with spinal stenosis, degenerative disk disease at multiple lumbar levels and ankylosing sponylosis, including now the herniation of 2 disks. But I have NEVER been to an office where I was treated as so much cattle! I saw Dr. Mallhi at the Sunbury office and he is the only doctor at that office. The staff is obviously trained to book patients very closely together because there is consistently a waiting room filled with patients who have been waiting at least an hour or sometimes even two past their appointment times. Then, when you are seen, he wants to do some needless injections that really don't work and throw a vastly underprescribed dosage of medication at you without listening to how you are doing or whether your medication is actually working. I went in for exactly three appointments and on the third appointment I came with a sprained ankle. I brought the discharge… paperwork from the Emergency Room and was on crutches with my foot wrapped in an ace bandage. Now, mind you, I understand that's not conclusive proof of an actual injury if I had been "drug seeking", but it's not hard to confirm an actual injury, especially with the discharge papers right there and a physical exam, which, by the way, he did not do. He then proceeded to yell and point at me, telling me that he was not going to give me any extra pain medicine (oh boy, those 2 pills he was giving me a day were just TOO TOO MUCH!) for my sprain and actually pointing in my face. Then walking out the door. I called him back and asked him "Please, all I'm asking for is 3 minutes of your time!" and he said "I have patients who are waiting for me. I am not going to take any more of my time with you!" still pointing in my face! And then, while I sat crying, literally sobbing in the chair from being frustrated and humiliated by the doctor, the nurse comes in to prepare the room for the next patient and rather than asking me if I'm alright, she walks by me and says "Come on sweetie, time to go." Really, the height of compassion. I'll NEVER go back to this office!!!

He has the worst manners. No doctor should just get up and walk out because you wouldn't switch insurance. He refuses to see me because I will not switch to Ameri Heath. He just left me sitting there without saying a word to me. He is so shot happy and even then has no females in the room for the procedure. Waste of time going here.

I would love if I had the time to talk to him about new things that are painful to me. I don't seem to get enough time to actually talk it seems like its in and out quickly.

Horrible disposition, can't understand him. Tells you your pain is in your head. . No one knows there body better than yourself.

Please check your insurance bills! I found he billed my insurance for procedures he did not perform. Also, his "injections" are a steroidal agent that should can be injected into the arm or buttocks to help inflammation in the body. By injecting them into your back, it causes more pain than necessary and he can pad his bill to your insurance. He put me on a medication that I had an adverse reaction to and after 11 days of calling his office and 3 trips to the ER, I never received a call back from him or anyone covering for him. He also made it impossible for my primary to care for me because of the wording of his "contract". He treats people (especially women) as if they are idiots. I wish I had looked into his reputation before putting myself through this! RUN THE OTHER WAY!

If you have written a negative review and are still under his care - many of the people who give him a bad review, he will discharge those patients??

I can not BELIEVE that VITALS.COM has not removed some of these negative postings that are completely untrue! This fine doctor spends time with, listens to and actually cares about EVERY ONE of his patients. Yes, our prescriptions are printed up in advance which is a good thing because it saves time and either one qualifies for medication management by complete compliance OR they do NOT, in which case, no prescription would be given! I have been on the same medication for two years, due to a serious car crash and recent surgery. I thought I would magically become pain free upon replacement of my hip. However, as it turns out I face many more months of physical therapy, and sadly, I may never be pain free again! Rights and responsibilities are clearly posted in each room, so patients can not say "oh, I had no idea I was required to..." and by Law, to dispense a certain class of a medication, it is required that a personal appearance is made each month. Why shouldn't… someone have to show up so the doctor could determine if a patient exhibited signs of drug withdraw, and if they were unable to produce their remaining medications so as Dr. Mallhi is able to verify dosing compliance, as required, what kind of "fraud" is actually taking place in a Doctor being compliant? These checks and balances are justifiably in place! Why should a doctor not do everything possible to protect his license, as well as in so doing, protect his patients? Too often in this world fault is found and criticism comes SO easily to many. Addicts are notorious for blaming everyone BUT themselves... A person motivated to post positive feedback for a job well done makes the world a better place. I hope more will take the time to do so! Do not be fooled by the hateful and misleading comments posted about this wonderful man, Dr. Mallhi and take them for what they are, being the "Sour Grapes" of non-compliant clients with an axe to grind... Personally, I feel Blessed to be treated with genuine compassion and kindness. Honesty and compliance builds genuine trust, and Trust is a precious thing. Thank you, Doctor Mallhi!