Dr. Raj Mohammed Sajid, MD

Yikes, I dont like to leave reviews but this is necessary. To start, I fully respect medical expertise—but having an “MD” behind your name and a white coat isn’t enough. Credibility comes from how you treat your patients: listening without interrupting, showing respect, and maintaining a clean, professional environment. Unfortunately, Dr. Raj missed the mark on all fronts. I was referred to him for post-accident care due to hospital policy. Like many others have noted, the experience was unpleasant from the start. After sitting in an empty room for over an hour, I finally had to ask the receptionist (who was kind and helpful) if I could leave, as I had taken time off work and couldn't wait any longer. Only then did Dr. Raj agree to see me—and made a snide comment about me wanting to leave. The tone and attitude throughout felt dismissive and condescending. The environment was equally concerning. The waiting room was visibly dusty with paperwork scattered about—some showing private… patient information. His office was cluttered with junk food, trash, and I spotted both a dead brown recluse (I grew up in a log cabin, I am 100% positive) and a cockroach under my chair. I’m not usually picky about cleanliness, but this was unsanitary and unsettling. To top it off, I saw my primary care doctor the next day, who directly contradicted his recommendations. Don’t. Just don’t. Find a different doctor.

I could not believe the previous bad reviews! But I learned my lesson in a hard way! Trust others review! First, he must learn to respect others' time! Assume you will be in the office for 3 hours so he can pray and check other calls. Second, I was previously reading about he sends everyone to ER, and guess what? Correct! He is trying to convince you that this is the safest thing to do and go to ER! Dude, your job is to be a doctor and not send everyone to ER just to be safe! If you do not know your job, do not waste other people's money and time. Third, being a doctor is not about emptying others' pockets! Dude, did you not take the oath, "... THE HEALTH of my patient will be my first consideration... "? Well, maybe not or forgotten! Anyhow, do not go to this doctor: he will waste your time, charge you for nothing, and later on, you will receive bills for random codes...

Raj Sajid gave me an instant new patient appointment as a walk in I was not feeling well and needed medications. There were 2 patients waiting in from of me and I had a room in no time. He did an amazing job of my history and filled my prescriptions and set up for testing that I need done! Thank you so much for your special care everyone else that I had called were too busy to fill my Insulin prescription which I have to have. His staff were awesome also. GailK

Obamacare assigned me to Dr. Sajid, as my previous doctor did not accept that insurance. After sitting half an hour in an empty waiting room, I was led to an exam room where I waited another 15 minutes before being moved again into a room with the doctor. During my visit, Dr. Sajid barely even looked at me. After a vague introduction (he neither shook my hand nor asked my name) he commenced to reading a slew of generic questions off of a computer screen. He showed absolutely no interest in my answers and in fact grew irritated and on more than one occasion interrupted me when a question called for anything more complicated than yes or no. He treated me as if I was a five year old with no concept or capability of explaining my health problems (I am in fact a college educated 33 year old woman). After asking me if I knew what "dumping" means, he told me flat out that I had been dumped on him and proceeded to belittle my previous doctors, though my coming to him was no fault of theirs.… Following this unpleasant, rudely conducted interview, he took only a perfunctory look at a couple of chronic issues before concluding our appointment. His final diagnosis was "your lungs are all messed up," with no further explanation. The nurse was instructed to schedule a follow up at 945am a week later, despite my protest that, though I could make it at that time, it was inconvenient for me and afternoon would work better. My protests were summarily ignored, and I was bullied into acceptance. Overall I was extremely displeased with my treatment by the doctor (the staff was nice enough; they can't help who they work for). He talked down to me as if I were stupid, outrightly stated that I was a burden, and generally made me feel an unwelcome inconvenience. Throughout the visit he was rude to myself and my boyfriend any time one of us asked a question, and outrightly dismissed some of my comments, as if reading my answers to generic questions on a computer screen somehow allowed him to know my ailments better than I knew them myself. Based on this experience I am currently seeking another doctor. I have no intention of seeing this man again. He embodies everything I dislike about doctors; to say he had poor bedside manner would be a gross understatement. I will suffer through sickness rather than subject myself to the belittlement and overall attitude of arrogant superiority exhibited by Dr. Sajid. It is my hope that through this review I can spare others an unpleasant, upsetting experience such as I endured. If you are considering a new doctor, go ahead and cross this one off your list. He made it abundantly clear that he has no interest in having new patients "dumped" on him.

he is a really goooooooooooodddddd man.