Dr. Perry Behrooz Sheidayi, DO

Dr Sheidayi is the best dr I have been too. When I enter the room to wait for him he comes in with his little computer we go over everything that's wrong with me past and present. He takes his time, he listens to me. Dr Sheidayi is a beautiful soul, answers all my questions and he does a fantastic job. Dr Sheidayi is the best Dr I have ever been too. Please make an appointment with Dr Sheidayi it will be the best dr you will ever see.

Fantastic Dr! Can't say enough good things but I will try my best. His hours are flexible and he saw me almost immediately. He was attentive and thorough. From there I needed to have further testing were his staff called around and made sure I was able to get seen within 24 hrs. When he didn't get all the test results immediately he called to check in with me and went out if his way to retrieve important results after hours. He treated me like someone part of his family. Long story short he jumped hurdles to get me the care any person deserves and not the other way around like you might experience with someone else! Thank you to his staff and thank you Dr!

Dr. Sheidayi always give great service. I never wait a long time like other doctor's office. The staff always returns my phone calls. He genuinely cares about us.

This is not a doctor's office. This is a circus. First of all, I had my blood pressure taken 3 times by the 'assistant under training' because she used the automatic machine to take my blood pressure, but the machine is saying that I had low pressure and she did it twice to confirm my 'low blood pressure'...not only was the machine incorrect, she did not roll up my sleeves and took my blood pressure with contact to clothing and not skin. So finally, I got my blood pressure taken by the doctor and he had to go to the manual pump to do my blood pressure and it was finally correct, with my sleeves rolled up. The doctor is an absurd conversationalist where he said he used to do IT to pay for college at $50 an hour but instead went to medical school...like, if you are trying to relive your glory days of college saying that you could have been in tech instead of medical, I really don't want to hear that, because it gives me second thoughts whether or not the doctor the doctor really likes… what he does for a living. I told the doctor that I had a flight coming up and that my current symptoms are sore throat and coughing. I wanted to get better before my flight and I was trying to have him prescribe some medication, in addition to my Dayquil and Nyquil that I was currently taking, for my throat and chest congestion to go away so that I would be healthy enough for my trip. Unfortunately, the doctor said that the symptoms were not sever enough for further medication and he suggested that I do a follow up visit if my symptoms were worse. So, I had a follow up visit that only took 5 minutes and he prescribed me antibiotics that I would not have gotten over the counter and only then did I realized what I had was a bacteria because I would have had to cancel my trip had it been a harder hitting virus. When I made my second appointment, the person who received my call and the both the front office workers at Dr. Sheidayi’s office told me that there was not going to be a copay if the doctor agreed that it was a follow up visitation – I made sure everybody at the office as well as the doctor that day knew that I was doing a follow up just to get a prescription that I would not have gotten otherwise. But then, the office a week later kept on calling me that I had to pay another $40 copay in addition to the $40 copay that I paid for during my first visitation at the office. He verbally told me to come for a follow up if things get worse and I made the due diligence with him and the front office that I was coming for a follow up, which they agreed not to charge me for a 5-minute visitation for me to get a prescription. However, the office reneged and are now looking for that second $40 copay. This is absurdity given that he filled out a form and charged UHC $80 for a 5 minute visit and I have to pay for half of that just because the doctor would not prescribe me medication for my first visit and then told me to come for a follow up, in which I had to pay another copay. This is a mix of conservative thoughts not being able to prescribe me medication my first visit, deception telling me to come back for a follow up, and then greed, where he filled out the UHC form in a way where I was unsuccessful at disputing that I should not be charged for a follow up visitation. This 'doctor' needs to stop thinking about money in his conversations because all he did was hire mediocre assistants who cannot even take a simple blood pressure without messing up twice, talking about his heyday at college making $50 an hour doing IT, and then aggressively charging me for my copay twice (and having his office assistants call me every single day that I was out of town for my flight with office and private numbers) for an completely unnecessary follow-up visitation simply because he failed to prescribe me medication for my first visit. Pure chaotic circus -- you will waste a bunch of time and energy disputing copays and claims, conversing about money nonsense, getting calls in the middle of the day, every single day, about your copay, and he gets off scotch free, because the UHC system can be manipulated where your copay disputes do not fall within the definition of being a 'followup' where the fee is waived. Rule of thumb: If you see a medical office assistant with tattoos that is not hidden by clothing, I would cancel the appointment and get another doctor -- it would save you so much time, energy, and money because she was approved by the doctor to work there, and that is a direct reflection of the doctor's lack of standards, both him and the facility.

This is not a doctor's office. This is a circus. First of all, I had my blood pressure taken 3 times by the 'assistant under training' because she used the automatic machine to take my blood pressure, but the machine is saying that I had low pressure and she did it twice to confirm my 'low blood pressure'...not only was the machine incorrect, she did not roll up my sleeves and took my blood pressure with contact to clothing and not skin. So finally, I got my blood pressure taken by the doctor and he had to go to the manual pump to do my blood pressure and it was finally correct, with my sleeves rolled up. The doctor is an absurd conversationalist where he said he used to do IT to pay for college at $50 an hour but instead went to medical school...like, if you are trying to relive your glory days of college saying that you could have been in tech instead of medical, I really don't want to hear that, because it gives me second thoughts whether or not the doctor the doctor really likes… what he does for a living. I told the doctor that I had a flight coming up and that my current symptoms are sore throat and coughing. I wanted to get better before my flight and I was trying to have him prescribe some medication, in addition to my Dayquil and Nyquil that I was currently taking, for my throat and chest congestion to go away so that I would be healthy enough for my trip. Unfortunately, the doctor said that the symptoms were not sever enough for further medication and he suggested that I do a follow up visit if my symptoms were worse. So, I had a follow up visit that only took 5 minutes and he prescribed me antibiotics that I would not have gotten over the counter and only then did I realized what I had was a bacteria because I would have had to cancel my trip had it been a harder hitting virus. When I made my second appointment, the person who received my call and the both the front office workers at Dr. Sheidayi’s office told me that there was not going to be a copay if the doctor agreed that it was a follow up visitation – I made sure everybody at the office as well as the doctor that day knew that I was doing a follow up just to get a prescription that I would not have gotten otherwise. But then, the office a week later kept on calling me that I had to pay another $40 copay in addition to the $40 copay that I paid for during my first visitation at the office. He verbally told me to come for a follow up if things get worse and I made the due diligence with him and the front office that I was coming for a follow up, which they agreed not to charge me for a 5-minute visitation for me to get a prescription. However, the office reneged and are now looking for that second $40 copay. This is absurdity given that he filled out a form and charged UHC $80 for a 5 minute visit and I have to pay for half of that just because the doctor would not prescribe me medication for my first visit and then told me to come for a follow up, in which I had to pay another copay. This is a mix of conservative thoughts not being able to prescribe me medication my first visit, deception telling me to come back for a follow up, and then greed, where he filled out the UHC form in a way where I was unsuccessful at disputing that I should not be charged for a follow up visitation. This 'doctor' needs to stop thinking about money in his conversations because all he did was hire mediocre assistants who cannot even take a simple blood pressure without messing up twice, talking about his heyday at college making $50 an hour doing IT, and then aggressively charging me for my copay twice (and having his office assistants call me every single day that I was out of town for my flight with office and private numbers) for an completely unnecessary follow-up visitation simply because he failed to prescribe me medication for my first visit. Pure chaotic circus -- you will waste a bunch of time and energy disputing copays and claims, conversing about money nonsense, getting calls in the middle of the day, every single day, about your copay, and he gets off scotch free, because the UHC system can be manipulated where your copay disputes do not fall within the definition of being a 'followup' where the fee is waived. Rule of thumb: If you see a medical office assistant with tattoos that is not hidden by clothing, I would cancel the appointment and get another doctor -- it would save you so much time, energy, and money because she was approved by the doctor to work there, and that is a direct reflection of the doctor's lack of standards, both him and the facility.

I love this office. Jennifer & Cynthia are great. Dr Shedaiyi is awesome. We have crappy insurance but we are blessed this office is part of our plan.

Dr. Sheidayi never judges me. He is always kind and helpful to solve my issues. He is understanding of my problems and thoroughly listens to my concerns. I am very happy having him as my doctor. For that reason I also take my children to him.

Dr. Sheidayi is the most compassionate Doctor I've ever had. He also listens to me and listens closely, as I am disabled and also have bad respiratory issues due to my COPD. So if I had a bout of Bronchitis, Dr. Sheidayi calls me to see how I'm doing! And he's so thorough in his exams, he keeps asking me questions until he can diagnose what ails me (and there's a lot!). I don't know where I'd be without him. :)

I was told that the Doctor was busy all day and did not follow up with any messages even the urgent matter.. well that said who wants to be seen by a Doctor who don't have time with his patients. I thought Doctor should be saving life not ignoring URGENT patient.. you must talk to your staff who is answering your phone not to be proud of your busy schedule by using EVEN AN URGENT MESSAGE THE DOCTOR DIDNT FOLLOW UP....

I love the new office! Staff has gotten a lot better!