Dr. Alnajjar has been treating both my grandparents and my great uncle for the past 12 years. We initially went to Dr. Alnajjar after having unfortunate experiences with previous health care providers. My grandparents have a complex and chronic medical history, yet under his care they remain stable and progressive. I am very comfortable with his bed-side manners and his expertise. He listens to my grandparents' concerns and always explains the medications he prescribes (including side-effects). I work in direct patient care in a hospital setting and know a great doctor when I come across one. Highly recommended.

Submitted Oct. 7, 2013

My grandmother has been a patient for 10 years with Dr. Alnajjar and she has great health for being 75. The greatest thing is that his office staff speaks many languages to make sure their bilingual patients understand what they are getting as in referrals and different procedures. I recommend this physician to anyone.

Submitted Oct. 7, 2013

Nice and professional, take his time to explained the reason for my illness , he listens and gives time to ask questions

Submitted July 19, 2013

He was just awful in treating my aging mother!He does prescribes way to many medications for Hypertension and was very uncaring and most of all he was condescending and RUDE.I would not recommend him.

Submitted July 11, 2013

i wouldn't recommend this guy to anyone. first of all everytime i go i have to remind why i was in his office the last time and what medications i am taking. shouldn't he look that info before he comes to see me in the room? also he is not all concerned about how i feel about my conditions and agrees to give whatever medications my daughter suggests him. My daughter only suggests b/c she reads about the medicine online. but shouldn't he as a doctor give his own input before prescribing me on the medicine. i know its easy to write scripts for doctors and he takes adventage of it. he has me on 11 different medications right now. 3 for hypertension and 4 for diabetes. i am changing him.

Submitted Sept. 23, 2011