Dr. Muhammad Raza, MD

Be careful , he uses patient to shuffle them around to his different facilitys adn build relationship , my dad was used as one for his financial benefit, this is all a business

cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Raza. Yesterday I took a family member with a complicated medical history to him. He was so smart. So patient . So thorough. Understood the complexity of our situation, took his time talking to us and by the end had connected dots missed by so many other physicians. Explained it to us. Ordered all the appropriate tests. AND referred us to a neurologist & infectious disease doc he can collaborate with . It’s been such a long hard road chasing our tails. Dr. Raza returned hope to us. I actually cried in the office. Regardless of how it turns out I’d take him over some fancy famous hospital system any day of the week.

Absolutely ignorant. Like to persuade his patients to his rehab center next to John C Lincoln hospital. Family member base been in this garbage facility. He never even steps foot in this building according to staff. I'm sure he profits from this place.

When I was involved in a car accident I was placed on a ventilator due to being in a medical induced coma. Obviously I didn't have many memories of my stay. Once I was awake each day was very challenging. As such, my stay lasted months and required respiratory support as I recovered. Many days I would never see this guy, yet my chart reflected he assessed me, prescribed treatments, etc. The few times I did see him, he was short-tempered, often barking orders at the nurses. One nurse was actually in tears because of his verbal berating. This guy is like Napoleon, small in stature, and large in ego. The final straw was one morning he stopped in my room, he looked at me and said to the nurse and said "when is this fat vegetable going to hospice?" I couldn't believe it, the nurse told him, that I was doing better, to which he shook his head and mumbled something and left. From then on my doctor was Dr Farid Ghebleh, I eventually discharged home. Thanks to God I'll never have to deal with… M. Razz M.D.