Dr. Munir Ahmed, MD

I started seeing Dr Ahmed in 2015. On our 1st visit he pulled up a chair, put his feet up on another chair and we talked about me for almost an hour. I have since moved to Salem, Ma and continue to see Dr Ahmed. I’ve worked in the medical field and I’ll tell you this - Dr. Ahmed listens. My appointments are scheduled for 40 minutes so we have enough time. He’s a wonderful Dr who cares about his patients.

you can never see a doctor, the scheduling staff is awful. The NP and staff don't listen or comprehend.

I realized that doctors within Emerald are pressured to see as many patients as possible, but I have never been treated so poorly. Had to wait almost an hour past my appointment time to get in, neither the doctor nor his nurse took the time to listen and both were very dismissive and cold when I voiced my health concerns, I was rushed through my appointment, and he/his staff never followed up with me after they promised me they would.

Late doesnt listen

Difficult to warm to. His practice is more interested in bureaucracy and filling his appointment schedule...of course at a price...than in efficient management of the patient's time in respect to his medical needs. Staff communication is poor at best. Unable clearly to sate what is wanted/required, and one office is singularly unaware of what the "home office" is saying. Emerald Physician's Service does a disservice to it hirelings, including its contract physicians. It puts the doctors frequently on the defensive when patients ask for rational explanations for bureaucratic fiats. I have no idea whether Dr. Amed is a good physician. He has a license and has been practicing for some time. He is qualified. But I would run from anyone associated with his firm, Emerald Physicians Services since they aren't about patient care, but making money for the sole owner.

It was a Hospital confinement situation only.Very impressed by his manner and helpfulness, not to speak of his friendlydisposition!Would recommend him highly to one and all!!!