Arrived early for appointment because if you are on time you are late in my opinion. Twenty five minutes after the scheduled time was called back by what I am assuming is a technician, Never introduced herself and had no name ID on her. She took a history of why I was there for the visit and then informed me that she would do some skin testing. Left the room and came back with the skin test kit. There were no sinks in the room and no visable hand sanitizer. I had to ask her to wash her hands before she started and she seemed taken aback. Then she did the skin testing without gloves on. 20 min later the doctor blessed me with her presence and was stumped as the skin tests seemed to show no indication of reaction even with the control. So off to get blood work I went. That was 2 weeks ago and still have not heard results. Not overall thrilled and as far as her video loop playing in the waiting area, maybe she wants to take off the Ebola one or make some disclaimer that it is from a year ago and there is in fact no ebola outbreak happening again.

Submitted Aug. 7, 2015

Dr. Eghrari took time to listen to my concerns and to talk to me. She explained the reasons for the tests and what she was looking for.

Submitted April 23, 2015

Dr. J

Words can't describe my appreciation for the care you provide to my father. As suspected my fathers condition was complicated and he has a few issues going on at the same time. You took your time to explain to us all aspects of your diagnosis medically as well as in terms that we could understand and relate too. You were extremely knowledgeable at more than your field of study/speciality. His apt was at 3pm and yet you were still able to write your observation and communicate your recommendations to his primary care physician in time for his 8:45am apt the next day. Thats in its self is impressive!!! We left your office saying there needs to be more professional, caring, and most important knowledgeable doctors in this world. A great big THANK YOU! Denise and Oscar.

Submitted Oct. 21, 2014

Watch what she bills your insurance. Expect trouble if you bring potential billing errors to her attention and false medical notes.

Submitted Sept. 18, 2014

Awesome Doctors, and staff. Very professional, honest, knowledgeable, and respectful.

Submitted Sept. 4, 2014

Dr. Eghrari-Sabet is outstanding. She is clearly very well educated and experienced in dealing with asthma as well as allergies. She has provided excellent service for my mother, my daughter and myself. She was able to properly diagnose each of us and prescribed us with medications that actually produced wonderful results. She is very cordial and my mom could not stop talking about how pleasant the visit at Dr. Eghrari-Sabet's was. She is clearly very experienced in dealing with allergies and asthma among children and that makes enormous difference for any parent. Her staff is also very friendly. I highly recommend Dr. Eghrari-Sabet for allergy and asthma diagnostics and treatment for anyone in the area!

Submitted Aug. 19, 2014

Dr. Eghrari looks at the whole picture and gives a comprehensive diagnosis. Very knowledgable!Love her TV stints on channel 4 too.

Submitted Dec. 16, 2012

Staff very helpful. Dr. E was the best. Listened and asked questions to get to the bottom of my issue. Very pleasant experience from appt to prescription.

Submitted Dec. 16, 2012

I have bad asthma and my mom found Dr Eghrari-Sabet after I had a bad at attack two years ago. Now I feel great. She is the best doctor ever!!!!!!!

Submitted Dec. 12, 2012

When visiting this practice, TAKE A BOOK. An average consult takes an hour and a half to two hours, and that time is mainly spent waiting. In total, you will see 3 people between waits for a total of 15 minutes. During which time you will repeat the same answers to the same questions with all 3 people. While Dr Eghrari-Sabet has a very approachable personality, it seems TV persona triumphs over care. My child had been in their care for a year, treated for asthma and allergies. Yet they gave me no back-up prescription for emergency treatment in the event of an asthma attack, despite their diagnosis of asthma. When I requested that back-up and a school release form in the event of an emergency - after an asthma attack - they wanted to charge $35 to fill out the paperwork, and for me to pay for a visit, just to get the back-up emergency prescription she should have had to begin with.

Submitted Jan. 7, 2011