Qureshi Azmath MD

I love Dr. Qureshi & the girls there. I only waited 1.5 hours ONCE & that’s only because she was delivering. DUH! She delivers babies so I’m confused why everyone is surprised if they have to wait. I am due this week. She was super sensitive to my needs. I was having anxiety attacks at work and she understood.
Yes lunch is from 1 – 2 for them and they often open back up at 2:15 ish. Let them settle in.
Great doctor and staff and after being left by Dr. Capelli 8 months ago, I’m glad he left the state because Qureshi is totally better and understanding.

I thought I was almost 10 minutes late for my appointment, but they’re running late from lunch. I’m in line behind a stroller and three pregnant women. Over 20 minutes after the hour an office worker passed by to ask us if we were part of some protest. The other women said that a morning appointment has a wait of at least half an hour for a total of two hours before you can go home but no food or drink is allowed in the waiting room. They only validate the first half hour of parking.

I do like Dr. qureshi a lot and the office girls are awesome! I agree with the office wait but I’ve been going later in the day and it’s way better :) mornings and Wednesday’s are the worst. But the staff and dr are great

I love dr qureshi, had a good experience with her in the delivery of my baby and my pre natal care. My only complaint is the wait times at appointments. Never fails no matter what time my appt is, how early I show up I’m waiting at least 45 minutes before I even get called into a room. It seems as if they double or triple book appt times with only one doctor

I’ve been to Dr. Qureshi 3 times because my insurance sent me to her, and am very happy that I don’t have to go back there. First of all, when I call the office, I am put on hold, for periods up to 15 minutes. While I understand that doctor’s offices are busy, I don’t think that 15 minutes without acknowledgement is acceptable. When I finally get to speak to someone, the secretaries never seem sure about their answers. For example, I asked if I could get some blood tests drawn at a local lab, and was told «I don’t think so». When I asked where I could get them done, I was told that the specialist that I was referred to «might» be able to do them for me. Very helpful. These same secretaries dropped the ball on submitting my referral to the specialist, so basically I didn’t get any of the first trimester prenatal screening that I needed before it was too late. Now, about the doctor herself. When I first saw her, it was for infertility. I was frustrated after a year trying to conceive without results, and wanted to start looking for causes/​treatments. Well, the doctor’s answer was: «infertility is 2 years without being able to conceive», despite the fact that pretty much every recommendation says that one should seek help for infertility after 1 year without being able to conceive. So I left that appointment even more frustrated. And headed off to a fertility specialist. Am now pregnant after IUI, and went back to Dr. Qureshi, thinking I’d give her another chance. Oh, did I mention the wait times in her office? Don’t expect to be seen earlier than 45 minutes after your appointment time, when the doctor strolls on in without apology. But it gets better. When I told the doctor that I’d had a history of spotting in my pregnancy (a very common but scary symptom during pregnancy), she refused to examine me. I mean, I could understand a family doctor keeping their hands off, but an OB?! Then she made me feel guilty about my upcoming plane trip to see my family for Christmas, stating «she wouldn’t recommend it». Yup, an OB that likes to make a pregnant woman feel like a fragile flower that should sit on the couch until the baby comes. Not what I’m looking for! And the last point to seal the deal?: I go to see a perinatologist and tell him that I’ll be switching from Dr. Qureshi due to insurance changes. He tells me that Dr. Qureshi is still covered under my new insurance. I tell him that I don’t want to go back to her. He says «good choice»!

This place is not professional at all, the receptionist are rude and dont know what they are talking about, me and my girlfriend scheduled a prenatal visit here and they told us they accept are insurance, so we went, we were seen for about ten mins doc confirmed pregnancy, now they are saying they do not accept are insurance, so we had to switch doctors and hit with a hefty bill, wait they bill us, isn’t that your fault for accepting us and than declining us, so we call to try and clear this up, are they are very rude and unprofessional saying they will send us to collection if we do not pay, how about they do the right thing and say this is are fault you don’t have to pay, nope they just care about money like most shady buisnesses