Dr. Sohail Kayani, MD

Refusing admission to a child with a documented medical vaccine exemption—especially due to a prior vaccine injury is not only discriminatory, it's a disturbing violation of the ETHICAL standards doctors pledge to uphold. Denying care to a vulnerable child contradicts the very foundation of the medical profession: to do no harm. This decision is both morally and professionally indefensible. Shame on you.

Office was old and dirty. Used dirty and previously used devices.

I would recommend Dr. Sohail Kayani for anyone that has pulmonary problems; after seeing countless doctors, he was the only doctor that correctly diagnosed me and got me better. Spends an adequate amount of time with you at your appointment; he definitely does not rush the appointments and will take you seriously.

He's bad at follow up and switches medication just for the sake of switching. Time was sufficient on asking questions to get more into a sickness, but assume things. Lots of prescription for standard problem, and drugs don't fit our overall health goals. As a pediatric specialist, I feel a Doctor's words count a lot more than a parent's and his prescription in action (tell the child what to do to prevent problems) rather than prescription of drugs is more vital.

Great doctor. He spends time listening to the parents and the patient. Very good at diagnosing issues. I prefer to drive a distance to see him as opposed to other doctors much closer to my home.

bottom line there are not many doctors like dr.kayani he listns to the parents who obviously know there kids best. its great

Best doctor ever he does an amazing job at scheduling appoitments and skipped lunch to see my kids on a short notice. His office looks very proffesional and has a great waiting room; short waiting times; kids love watching tv at ofice while waiting. Also he has an accurated diagonse on the problem my son had and was very nice in helping our family. I have no problem reccomending him to anyone!!!!!