The worst office assistant ever. "Ollia" is quite the power hungry curmudgeon. Cancelled Rx to find "Doctor does not want to treat me. I find her inadequate . She made quite the show that she does not pick up the phone after 12noon. She does not call back. The machine jams from so many callers she does not bother with it. Doctor should know what she is doing. Driving away patients. AVOID AT ALL COST. CURRENTLY FILED COMPLAINT/GREIVANCE.

Submitted Aug. 8, 2014

Dr. Mahmood was very professional with a very pleasant disposition. He took time and showed concern. I was very impressed with Dr. Mahmood, and pleased to have found a doctor I not only feel comfortable with, but one who is attentive to my medical needs.

Submitted July 11, 2013

Most of the time these days people are undermedicated where pain medication is concerned, not overmedicated. I hear the original commentor stating that the family and the nurse all agreed the patient was overmedicated. I do not see any indication that the patient was asked. The doctor is in a better position to know what his patient needs. There is some reason he is the patients doctor. Also nurses tend to work for hospitals and have a different agenda and often try to ride herd over physicians who tend to be independent contractors. I agree with the doctor and do not know anyone concerned.

Submitted May 27, 2013

Dr. Mahmood attempted to over medicate a patient. The the patient, family and nurse staff all agreed that patient was not in need of the dose of narcotics that the Dr. Mahmood prescribed. He disagreed with administering the medication by scaling the dose in 1mg increments and he walked out on the hospitalized patient, quit and instructed the family and patient not to do his job. The amount of pain medication give to patient over next three day period equated to 1/3 of the initial dose Dr. Mahmood insisted on!

Submitted Dec. 11, 2009

Good doc...listens to patients. Try's to get patients to do herbal / natural remedies instead of pushing pills.

Submitted March 4, 2009