Dr. Saba is an absolute Greedy Crook. Saba's billing staff and his lawyer are his henchmen who participate his scam. SABA pulled off a heist on my ins.co. Doctor's like him are the reason healthcare is unaffordable for many Americans. SABA's website touts his "affiliation" with many local hospitals, but he's no PPO. In 2017, SABA stopped by my hospital bedside for appx 10 mins after ER admission. SABA injected my nose with lidocaine, performed a manual manipulation of my septum, left, never saw him again. Billed my ins. OVER $12,000, including over $3,000 for two "anesthesia" procedures (forget that I got a bill for the appx. $75 Lidocaine shot on the hospital pharmacy bill), appx. $9,000 for two "surgery" procedures, & $750 "consultation fee." My insurance denied for nonPP. His office begged me to appeal-giving me suggested language and telling me what to say (assuring me at most my policy would require a $5,000 catastrophic payment from me, but that they'd gladly "waive" it). I told them I owe "reasonable value of his services," that bill is duplicative and grossly inflated. Told them I was uncomfortable asking my insurance to pay invalid bill. They assured me this was SOP and they wouldn't collect this. Saba's office assured me that they never intended to collect that amount Given I owed him something and that it was an ER visit, I filed an appeal as requested. Ins. erroneously sent me a check for full amount, not deducting catastrophic amount or adjusting bill to an allowance. I immediately called my insurance, explained it was a mistake--that SABA intentionally over-billed, and that it had over-paid under the terms of my contract. I told the ins. I didn't feel right having it pay such an amount, although I appreciated the courtesy. The Ins. told me to ask SABA to resubmit a correct bill. I explained to SABA's office the overpayment and begged them to adjust the bill to a valid amount that reflected both the actual services and somewhere in the neighborhood of the reasonable value of what services he did perform. BTW, the insurance allowable amount for all five bill codes Saba submitted would have been approximately $1,000 to a participating provider. When I looked up the national average cost (not insurance allowable rates) for the procedure codes in total, the average bill for those billed services should have been between $2,000-$3,000. SABA's office was emboldened by this "jackpot," and the second they heard that I had the check, they demanded I turn it over, promising to return the money if the insurance company ever discovered its error and wanted it back (Why so willing to just give it up if you earned it, I pondered?). I explained it was ethically wrong and that this is why people can't afford insurance. SABA's office went on a rant saying such things as "what do you care, it's not your money," "how else is he going make money, he usually gets very little from insurance companies," and "who are you to tell Saba what he can bill or what your nose was worth?" I insisted SABA send me a reasonable bill for the actual service, that I would pay it, and return the excess to my ins . . . SABA refused, so I sent him the entire amount, planning to contact regulatory authorities and other watch groups to bring attention to the matter, but I saw no other way to protect myself at this point and I didn't want the money. SABA's greedy hands crossed my check in the mail with a summons and complaint from his lawyer, demanding that I turn over the entire insurance proceeds. Interestingly, SABA's lawsuit never alleged that the billed amount was accurate or that he truly performed the services and earned the money. Rather, he merely alleged basically, "you got the money," now you must turn it over to me, citing an obscure insurance law that doesn't put he merits of the debt at issue. He and his lawyer are crafty, and obviously very experienced with this legal maneuver that allows them to demand insurance proceeds, without ever having to prove the bill was valid or that the money was earned. It works great with unwitting ER patients, who SABA preys on. I, as the middle-man holding the money that Saba extorted from my insurance company, was unable to defend on the grounds that the debt was trumped-up, bordering on fraudulent, and invalid. Kindly, SABA dropped the suit once he saw I had mailed the check anyway, but WOW, his money grab and lawsuit was filed on a dime--he and his lawyer are obviously very familiar with this intimidation drill. If SABA shows up in your hospital room just cuz he's on call, RUN.

Submitted Aug. 11, 2018

Dr. Amer Saba is a gift from God to me during my tragic injury. He did the most amazing surgery to save my fingers. He continues to provide my extended care with the utmost patience and kindness. His outstanding personality as well as his excellent staff just mirrors how he cares about his patience and wants the absolute best for them. I would recommend him as he a top doctor with much compassion and excellence and skill in his field of medicine. He has helped me deal the emotion of the accident and assured me things will be fine. He is calm and takes the time needed to help you. His staff is the best I have seen in any doctors office.

Submitted Sept. 29, 2016

Dr. Saba is very knowledgeable and thorough. Makes everything easy to understand, and is patient

Submitted March 13, 2016

Dr. Saba is the ultimate professional. Patient, attentive and very a skillful plastic surgeon. He explained the procedure in great detail and informed me exactly of what to expect. He is passionate about his work and his wonderful sense of humor creates a comfortable atmosphere during what otherwise a very stressful time. I highly recommend Dr. Saba

Submitted Feb. 16, 2016

Dr. Saba was very attentive to my concerns. His care is very personalized and his staff was warm and welcoming. They explained everything to me in detail. My results are excellent. I would highly recommend him.

Submitted Feb. 15, 2016

Dr. Saba is a very caring, and compassionate surgeon. He was very patient with me, and took the time to explain all the details. His staff is very professional and pleasant.

Submitted Feb. 14, 2016

Impressed with professionalism, knowledge and concern for patient's well being.

Submitted Feb. 8, 2016

very professional and proficient in the areas involving the hand

Submitted Oct. 6, 2015

Dr. Saba and his staff are fantastic. Every time I go into the office they are very pleasant, knowledgeable, helpful and I have received the best service I have ever gotten at a doctors office. This is a first class operation.

Submitted July 9, 2015

Brilliant surgeon. Saved my index finger on my dominant hand after a terrible dog bite.

Submitted May 6, 2015