Hamid Sakhi

I had no choice but to see this person on a workers comp claim. He was absolutely rude and obnoxious. Did not let me finish sentences, was arrogant and did NOT do an exam before releasing me. He noted in my paperwork that I was asymptomatic and 'met me goals'. After not doing an exam. I don't think he even finished the questionaire before he decided to discharge. I went back in to discuss that, because my job will very likely see that and take no action, and it was not true. He was super rude and accused me of giving the staff a hard time when I don't think I had spoken to anyone except the front desk. I was polite and did everything as asked. I suspect he didn't like that I challenged him in attempting to advocate for myself and understand why there was going to be no care until other steps were talen by my job. I needed forms to be more accurate to help me ask my job to take action. Interactions like this are why people don't seek care when they need it.

I had to see this individual by work order. He was very arrogant, rude, listened to nothing I had to say, and threatened to pull my workman’s comp if I was rude to him by trying to call him out on his unprofessionalism.

I saw this P.A in an urgent care center. After a lengthy exam, I was aware of two things: He was overly self assured, and I had been informed that I had a contagious condition. Then he released me to return to work.... in the medical field! Avoid this guy at all costs.

He listened to questions, and answered them. But, he was arrogant, and over-confident in his knowledge, irresponsibly evaluating information and making conclusions that only the neurologist should. He also did not mask his reactions. Over several appointments I saw him pity me, be exasperated, irritated and incredulous.