Dr. Saeed Ahmed Bajwa, MD

liked the fact that he was a referral from my primary doctor. Also liked the fact that he was young so he might know the lastest information. We shall see after I get my scheduled appointment.

We are, and have been, blessed to have a neurosurgeon of Dr. Bajwa’s caliber here in the Binghamton area. I have had him for multiple surgeries after he saved my life following a life threatening MVA back in 2000. His words still resonate in my mind...’you should have been dead, or at best paralized’, but I was neither. We both attribute that to the fact I was praying God would spare my life that day as my car was rolling over and over again. Dr. Bajwa agreed I must have had an angel on my shoulder that day. Now he’s experiencing some health issues and I want to him to know I am praying his health is restored and I hope to see him again one day. Take care, Dr. Bajwa from your “miracle patient”.

I don't care about his personal life. He is a great surgeon and I recommend him to any one who has back problems.

Dr. Bajwa is our hero, plain and simple!

I have seen him on 3 occasions...each time was closer to a 2 hour wait. I was told by his nurse, the reason is because he is usually triple booked...come on...I work in a Dr.'s office & wouldn't think of putting 3 patients in at the same time! He spent maybe 10 minutes with me insisting immediate surgery & was even telling his nurse to go ahead & set it up. I refused (needing more time to think this out & look for alternatives). His response was "Well, when your in enough pain, you'll come back"...he then proceeded to dictate our visit into his recorder still in the room with me (on each visit!). Our local newspaper now shows him possibly facing prison time for conspiracy & false statement. So much for any surgery by him!

We love Dr. Bajwa and his PA's!!! The man is amazing! He fixed my mother's crumbled spine and my husbands!!!

was only interested in cutting me open.. no other options..

TERRIBLE bedside manner! He refused to admit that I needed a shunt revised for over 6 months. It was only after 3 ER visits and my showing the ER doctors where/how my shunt was malfunctioning that it was revised. Then, after surgery, I was not informed that I had an extra catheter left in my abdomen. Due to excruciating pain (and after being told that there was no reason for it...until an x-ray told another story) and infection I had the extra catheter removed...three months later!! Unacceptable!!

very rushed

poor experience.. my mom never made it out from surgery