Dr. Ubaid Aslam Khokhar, MD

If I could give one star I would. He is extremely rude, patronizing, and misogynistic.

He is extremely rude. After getting emotional one session, with my crying baby in tow, he raised his voice to me and asked why I even come. He pushes medications unrelated to your issues and does not get to know you. He needs to get out of this profession and have his license revoked. He is obviously in it for the money as I see no compassion in him. Terrible bedside manner and poor excuse for a doctor.

Pick another doctor. The worst doctor you can pick. He doesn't listen and pushes medications that have nothing to do with your condition.

Poor excuse for a doctor. Extremely rude and zero compassion for patients. He does not attempt to get to know you at all and will call you names during casual conversation. Absolutely the most rude Dr. I have every come across, and literally yelled at me one session because I was hesitant to take pills he prescribed, rather than explaining to me and helping me understand why they would help me. He does not know how to talk to patients who struggle with mental issues, which is unacceptable since that is what he does. He needs to be fired.

One can never actually get through to a real person. You must leave a message. They never call back.

I was unfortunate to transfer to Khokhar after my previous doctor of 20 years retired. After a year of putting up with his abuse and tardiness, I have finally moved on. Coming under his treatment, he immediately changed some medications that I've been taking for years, as he deemed them not safe. Fine, I can deal with that. What I cannot deal with are his insults saying that I would die alone and my children would hate me. This is one of the first things he said to me without knowing me at all. Being submissive and not one to stand up to bullies, I continued seeing him, if only to prove him wrong perhaps. He insulted my wife frequently, inferred that she was fat. I had disclosed an affair my wife had over a decade ago to Khokhar's partner Paula, who handles therapy. She was very nice and easy to talk with. However, I did not expect to be greeted with "Has your wife cheated on you again?" by Khokar for the next two visits. I brought my wife into the next appointment and he dropped the… abuse towards her. I must bring up his tardiness, as I had overheard a few patients speaking about how he books appointments while down the street at OPMC. They were fed up with him, but I thought maybe they had bad luck or something. I was used to waiting for doctors, so I really didn't think it would bother me. Today after waiting almost an hour with an empty waiting room and not a peep from the staff, I ask if Khokar is coming. He steps in view of the staff window, on his phone, and says "what?" I start to say that I've been waiting for an hour and he interrupts me saying "do you want to reschedule?" I ask him what is going on and he says that he was at OPMC. Why nobody told me, I will never know. He continued asking if I wanted to reschedule when I walked out. I don't mind waiting for service. But when someone is aggressive and unapologetic, I must leave. I'm not sure where he gets off treating patients like that, but I feel he is really burned out and probably used to dealing with frequent drug users at the hospital. He has ZERO compassion or care for anyone. Please seek any other option for treatment.

The most incompetent Dr. I've eber been treated by.

I was seen by Dr Khokhar and to try and get the medications I needed was like pulling teeth, I called his office not once but a total of 5 times asking for my medication. I finely said enough is enough if he does not care I am going to drop him and I am so glad I did!

This " Dr." gives medicine a bad name! He looks and behaves bizarrely in session. I would never see him again and I Would Never recommend this QUACK to anyone who desires/needs treatment for PTSD . I fired him on the spot!

Was inpatient after my surgery. Had bad reaction to anesthia I guess. He was easy to talk to.