Dr. Shamil J Morayati, MD

He didn’t listen to my complaints/ concerns.

Don't trust this insurance scamming copay hungry quack with your life! Surprised he hasn't had the pants sued off of him with his carelessness. McDonald's employees are better equipped to treat your illnesses and ailments.

Dr Morayati has an excellent bedside manner. He's always made sure I understood everything about my care. The staff is very friendly there

He told me my heart murmur was extremely loud.I asked what could be done about it.He told me that no one operated on people my (I was 79at that time) age.2 weeks later I was at Duke Hospital having aortic valve replacement surgery. 2 years later, I am alive and well thanks to a Doctor that knew what was real. None of it his doing.

He diagnosed my correctly. However... it IS all about the money. I was being charged $995 for a simple blood test that I found out cost me $12 elsewhere... REALLY!?!?!?! I was diagnosed with Graves Disease (Thyroid disorder). He showed no compassion to the fact I could not absorb and understand at the time what he was telling me at followups. I always left in tears.

Dr Morayati is very knowledgeable, so if your health is truly your main focus, this is a top choice for you. However, I think bedside manner and respect towards patients are just as important. If it is to you as well, look elsewhere. I was in my early 20's when I went to him, and had type 1 diabetes for 12+ years at that time. He talked to me as if I knew nothing about managing my diabetes, and by the time I left after my 3rd visit, I felt so belittled. Me personally, I don't want to pay the high copays and deductibles to a practice that can't appreciate me as a patient, because we are the ones that keep their practice going. Just my opinion.

Dr. Moriyati WAS a very good doctor. He has studied all around the world and have so many awards. I started with him when he was in a little office building. I felt blessed for the years that he was good to me. He helped me understand my condition and how to control it. His staff was so professional and the office was ran well. Dr. Moriyati appeared so concerned. Over the last few years especially once his office manager (his now ex-wife) left the office. It was ALL down hill. My prescription for Synthroid had ran out. I'm a cancer patient taking a high dose and MUST not miss a dose. He never responded to my request. I kept calling and had to get seriously vocal only for him to relay to the front desk that he's not taking my insurance anymore. How was that relayed to me? When I called back after my pharmacy didn't get the call in for the script. The office help didn't bother calling me to tell me what happened...Moriyati didn't warn me or even recommend me to another… doctor. Moriyati is more concerned about your money than your health. I pray he changes and I also pray that him and his wife get back together. She is obviously his backbone and more HELP to him than he realize.

Beautiful practice. Very knowledgeable staff. Wonderful help managing my diabetes. Dr. Morayati spent a great deal of time talking with me about my health and he seems to care very much about my well being. He reviewed mt entire medical history and made sensible recommendations to improve my health and my quality of life.

Wonderful bedside manor. So knowledgeable. Very nice staff.

All but 1 family member stopped going to see this man several years ago. His staff is rude and the turnover is VERY high. He misdiagnosed a relative's embolism as an anxiety attack. If we hadn't taken our relative to the hospital they would have died. He does not care about your symptoms or your how you are feeling. He will look at one item from your lab results and focus on that. He is most anxious to give you a prescription for anything and get you out of the office in 5 minutes. He will prescribe a medicene for you and take you off it later then get mad at you a later time for stopping taking the medicene when he told you to stop in the first place. He is more concerned with playing with his techno gadgets than listening. I'm surpised he hasn't been brought up on malpractice. Most of the time his office is empty of patients. He needs to retire and stop sending patients to the morgue.