Dr. Asma Al-Hamid, MD

This woman is very condescending and argumentative I do not wish to see her again in my lifetime.

Will not recommend. She does not listen. With an ongoing health issue, what she was telling me was in conflict of 2 other doctors. I was very confused to say the least.

Doctor was very rude about my concerns and actually argued with me about what she thought my diagnosis was. Then wrongly diagnosed and treated me for something I did not have. After about 15 minutes of going back and forth I was tested for what I thought was wrong and I ended up being right. Do not recommend at all she wasn’t attentive to my concerns and wrongly diagnosed me by looking through my records instead of actually checking me out and listening to my symptoms.

She went off past records to tell me I was healthy and didn’t actually do anything to make sure herself. Also she highly judged me for my pregnancy and left me crying. She’s not a nice person. Avoid at all cost.

Went to see her for a checkup because my usual doc was booked for the next month and was very impressed by her. She's caring, compassionate and is genuinely concerned for her patients health. She has an excellent bedside manner and I loved being her patient. Highly recommended.

Dr. Al-Hamid was my doctor for 9 years before moving out of the area. She always spent a lot of time with me for my yearly physical asking many questions. She is a knowledgeable and kind doctor.

Pure horrible. Would not listen at all and missed a few checks on top of that. Avoid at all cost.

If I could leave a -5 stare review I would! Worst bedside manner of any doctor I have ever seen. Would not listen to my concerns, disregarded the possibility that Covid might have lasting side effects despite the numerous cases coming out regarding the medical need for longterm care. When the media knows more than your doctor....RUN! This doctor should not being practicing. She was unprofessional and inhumane.

Please, elderly people deserve a compassionate and skilled doctor - look elsewhere.

She has been my primary doc for the last 10+ years. She is concerned about treating the entire person. Every appointment she asks how work is going, what exercises I do and how life is in general. It's very genuine and I can tell she actually cares. We also have conversations and discussions if I have any issues which is not very common with doctors. She listens to my concerns and we both come up with the best option/alternative. As 1 of her younger patients, I truly trust her and recommend her

I've been a patient of Dr. Al-Hamid for 7 years & have had, for the most part, a good relationship with her. My most recent appointment, however, has me searching for a new primary care doctor. After 7 years of being diagnosed with something, she tells me I don't have it after multiple (painful) tests. I also have heart problems and when I tried to discuss with her, she talked to me like I was an idiot and didn't know what I was talking about. She will also force the flu shot down your throat.

First visit Dr. Al-Hamid was great. Professional, provided detailed explanations, asked questions and was concerned about my well being. On a recent visit, the experience was completely different. She lectured on what I should be doing for my well being but never once asked if I had any questions or other concerns. As others have commented, she does not like to be questioned and was demeaning, did not want to discuss the topic any further and was done. She then left the room.

Dr. Al-Hamid is my primary care physician. As an aging guy, I appreciate that, in addition to her expertise as an internist, she is very knowledgeable about the aging process. She is very direct, practical and pleasant. She has always directly addressed my concerns and questions. With a recent cancer experience, she was professional, friendly and very supportive. I highly recommend her.

Dr Al-Hamid is my husband's & my doctor. For years, we basically only saw her for our annual physicals. Recently, both of us have had more serious conditions that required visits to specialists & surgery. Dr Al-Hamid did her best to prepare us for these more invasive procedures answering questions, making sure tests were ordered, & assuring us that we would recover. Dr Al-Hamid is not one to only write a prescription, she encourages healthy behavior, which as you age makes all the difference.

The front desk told me to go sit in the wrong waiting room. The women from the front desk came and found me and was very apologetic. When I saw Dr. Al-Hamid she actually had the audacity to lecture me on the incident. Dr. Al-Hamid was extremely demeaning and treated me like I was an uneducated adult the way she spoke with me. It was rude and totally unacceptable. Dr. Al-Hamid also asked about my career and asked when I would look for a job where I used my brain. I should have walked out.

She does not like to be questioned and is always in a hurry. I feel that the patient should be given enough time to express their concerns without being labeled 'anxious'. When a spot was found on my lung, during a CT scan for rib pain, she told me that was not what the CT scan was for; and, if I was concerned I should see a 'chest doctor'. I did find a pulmonologist on my own, but still needed a referral from Dr. Al-Hamid, which she did provide.

Dr. Al-Hamid is a really good doctor. During a regular annual checkup she found a small lump in my thyroid that turned out to be cancerous, detected very early, and was removed. For 6 years she's been my doctor and I strongly recommend her to anyone looking for an internist. She's also a very nice lady sensitive to treating all issues facing a patient, especially an older guy like me.