Dr. Sany T Khabbaz, MD

Dr. Khabbaz is a jerk. He doesn’t even see you or here anything you say. He is rude and condescending. He pays more attention to my husband than me the patient. I personally think he hasn’t assimilated to the USA and has no respect for women. I had to stay with him for 2 years until I found someone else. I had to go outside of the Aurora system because they refused to let me try a different different neurologist in their neurology department. That’s not right in and of itself so beware of that neurology system at Aurora. I wouldn’t recommend Dr. Khabbaz

He's perennially late, never apologizes for keeping you waiting. Seems to have no idea who you areand spends time looking at his laptop.Ge Gets very snappy if you dare to ask a question. Then bills you $400 for the 5 minutes he spent with you. He is the worst doctor I've ever met.

He was running late & apologized when he came in. Very down to earth & common sense Dr. Spent a long time with me. Came up with a plan & said he would forward his recommendations to my family Dr. Also offered to sit down with a surgeon in his office to go over my MRI with him to get a second opinion. That way I wouldn't have to travel down again to get the second opinion. I just loved him.

My wife was diagnosed with MS in 2013. Dr Khabbaz was very direct and professional. When the staff was late at drawing my wife's spinal tap, he sat right down and performed the procedure himself. We found him to be a good guide in our treatment options and very honest. Wish he was still here in Janesville, Wisconsin where we live.

Horrible doctor! Wrong diagnosis and every appointment (3) always asking about my sex life! Creepy!

Went to him with a problem and all he did was spend my time griping about the records sent from my former neurology dr. He was rude, and spent maybe 3 seconds on my problem. There was no exam, no ideas on his end. Just ranting about my records. Stay away from this person!! Complete waste of my time!!!

I found Dr. Khabbaz to be efficient & straight to the point. Some may see that as rude but personally I found it refreshing. Only had one appointment, only issue I have is I think the office may be short staffed as it can be difficult to call to talk to someone. Other than that I felt Dr. Khabbazz was exactly what I was looking for in a Doctor for my 19 yr old son, been seeing specialists since he was born & I am over the coddling, wishy/washy type doctors. We got in were seen to quickly, he covered all medical history efficiently with out missing a beat, mentioned other options I could think about & look into AND my son respected him- that is the teller for me that the exam isn't just a waste of my time. So not sure if everyone took his efficiency & straight to the point manner as "rude" or what but I'm happy with him.

Eyes wide open when we first had contact with him. Other staff members informed us of that his bedside manner is horrible. But since this hospital is seriously lacking of world class physicians like we had in Elmhurst,il. His main concern is his 3 day weekends. This hospital needs dedicated staff members instead of part time doctors. If more patients would contact the hospital board and complain like I did, these doctors would change or be unemployed.

It only took a basic 5 minute exam to diagnose a problem that has been plaguing me for almost 2 years. Diagnosis- it's all in my head! He does not listen to what you are saying. Once he thinks he has something figured out, it doesn't matter what you are telling him. He misinterprets words to fit his ideas. Smug, patronizing, completely horrid! I agree with the other review. I would rather have no doctor at all than to see this man EVER again!

"Dr" Khabbaz is the worst medical "professional" I've ever witnessed. This man shows zero caring and zero competence. He asks the same question from his checklist over and over, as he never listens to the answer. He does not look at test results; rather, he talks to those who took the test and just goes with their assessment. This man is lazy and angering. He guesses at diagnoses and plays with your life and emotions. He can't make a decision to save his life...or a patient's for that matter. Having NO doctor is better than seeing this joke of a physician. He absolutely could not care less if he tried. Sadly, even clinic staff knows it and can do nothing but sympathize...