Stay away. This doctor is unethical and gives degrading treatment. He thinks his patient's are faking their anxiety/depression/PTSD symptoms because these are things he "can't see". He is unempathetic to basic human emotions and traumatic experiences, and doesn't have an understanding of how these affect his patient's symptoms. I don't know if he does this on purpose or if he is just ignorant or if he's egotistical or all of these. He needs to get training not only in recognizing mental health concerns, but also he needs training on how to properly listen to his patients and treat them with respect and dignity. He was not helpful at all. If he keeps this up, I think he needs to be reported because he is causing more suffering for his patients rather than healing. To the doctor, i would say: recognize your mistakes, learn and grow from them; be involved in more professional training especially in mental health and ethical treatment practices.

Submitted March 23, 2022

Rude, inexperienced, no knowledge of basic mental health, refusal of service, belittling, thinks he is better than everyone because he is “a doctor”

Submitted March 9, 2022

Very good doctor, though may be a bit slow when coming in at time, he always gets here. I've had many health problems, but when i came to see Naveed he's helped me right away! I had a condition in which every doctor i sought put me on medication, which did not help me at all. Naveed on the other hand, referred me to a specialist right away! I am currently being treated, amazing and kind man, who deserves the credentials he has.

Submitted Jan. 1, 2018

I was sad to hear that Dr. Ahmed has move to another clinic. He was very helpful in my condition. One that other doctors have only prescribed antibiotics for every single time. He expressed that he felt like taking antibiotics each time I have an episode will only ruin my body and referred for me to see a specialist. He was very caring. He reminded me of how a parent would care about their own child. I am on the hunt for him again!! PS. I'm in healthcare and I would know a good practitioner when I see one.

Submitted Sept. 28, 2017