Dr. Khalid Dahche is excellent, very informative and very pleasant

Excellent doctor. Would highly recommend. He’s very pleasant and gets to the point with allergy treatment.

Dr. Dahche is very pleasant, and answered all my questions. I also want to mention Luba, his receptionist - she is very organized, polite and friendly. I recommend this office to anyone who needs consistent care with their allergies.

Dr. Dahche is always available and very nice. He always returns my calls and give me advices on what to do for my Asthma and my allergies.

Doctor Dahche was helpful in explaining specifics of vaccines and allergies symptoms. He was polite and knowledgeable.

I was referred to Dr. Dahche by my GP. Luba, his receptionist called me to set up an after hours telephone appointment with the doctor. She was extremely courteous, efficient and very helpful. After listening attentively to my problem she fit me in for a consultation within days of the initial contact. Dr. Dahche called me at home on time on the specified date to discuss the COVID vaccine. I was a new patient so he was very thorough in asking me questions about my health, allergy symptoms and family history. He allowed me a generous amount of time to ask him questions. After our discussion he offered me his medical opinion and recommendation regarding the vaccine. He was very easy to communicate with on every level. I found Dr. Dahche to be extremely patient, kind, knowledgeable, very helpful and reassuring. I especially appreciated the time he took to explain everything to me. I feel quite fortunate to have found an amazing doctor.

The front desk staff is cold and uninterested in helping the patients. Whenever I ask a question, she is dismissive and trying to send me away ASAP. The worst staff I've ever met in my life. The doctor severely lacks social skills and does not know how to talk to his patients. He does not properly explain what he is doing or what he is thinking, and impatient with questions. The doctor takes his knowledge for granted and does not try to explain things in a way that the patient can understand. I am super confused after leaving the doctor's office and will not come back, ever! Note, I am not judging the doctor's knowledge, which he is most likely very competent. But he does not know how to communicate with patients. Please try to avoid Dr. Cahche's office at all cost!

Online reviews are not the best way to choose a doctor. I absolutely love this office. Front desk is always friendly, and Dr. Dahche couldn't be more caring. They can generally get you in for an appointment very quickly if need be. I will be continuing care with him doing allergy shots.

The best experience I have ever had with an allergist! Felt listened to, and understood everything he said without feeling like I was being talked down to! He also diagnosed an oral allergy that I now carry an epipen for, when my previous Dr. told me to just ignore the burning and numbness in my mouth, while Dahche actually listened and acknowledged me.

I finally got into his office thirty minutes after scheduled (no apology offered), and was subsequently talked down to for the entirety of the appointment. He kept repeating himself as if I didn’t understand his very simple statements the first time. After essentially telling me that coming to him was pointless because my hives weren’t actually hives (and implying I was the one who said they were when in reality I was referred to him by another doctor because he’s the supposed specialist), I was told to book another appointment in a month after trying the medications he prescribed. His advice was supremely patronizing and I was told to just adjust my lifestyle. This was brought up several times without my ever describing my lifestyle (it is active and does not involve alcohol or cigarettes). He then said he would provide me pamphlets with notes on the issues he decided were afflicting me, which were actually just notes he wrote on then printed from Notepad. Front desk is not very proactive or friendly, but not offensive or anything. Overall, I would not recommend this practice.