Dr. Farhan Siddiq, MD

Dr Siddiq has a good bedside manner but does not explain things very well. He did not tell me of any of the risks or benefits to the surgery except for telling of an example of one with a similar situation that was able to walk after the surgery. He actually made me feel as though it was a normal procedure for him much like a mechanic doing an oil change. After the surgery he did not let my wife know how the surgery went nor did anyone from the surgical team. I saw him one time while in the hospital for 6 days. and then on my followup visit with him 3 months later, dr Siddiq was not there and his nurse practitioner removed my stitches. And, I am worse off than before the surgery with problems I never knew would be a possibility with the surgery I had.

Appreciate Dr Siddiq's care.

Dr. Siddiq removed a tumor from my brain. He explained the procedure very thoroughly. He did an outstanding job on a complicated surgery due to the location of the tumor and the arteries surrounding it. I could have been paralyzed or lost my site had one of these arteries been cut. I feel I owe Dr. Siddiq for saving my life. I would highly recommend this surgeon.

professional, great surgeon

after he did two surgery back to back the last one 9 hours he allowed this young nurse inexperance accusing me of abusing my pain meds less than 12 hours after major surgery play mind games and deprive me from any of my medicines including blood pressure. i fell do blood count low and he allowed them give me bayer asprin which was on my allergy list. than did come to see me or follow up me instead sent assistant because when internal medicine put stop to what happening he knew he did wrong.

Dr. Siddiq treated me for a large subdural hematoma. The procedure he performed had excellent results and he released me to resume normal life activities within about three months. Dr. Siddiq's PA was also top notch and was very caring and helpful during my follow-up appointments. Dr. Siddiq is an skilled and caring surgeon, and he got me through this very difficult time in my life.

Dr. Siddiq has completely changed my life! I have battled migraines for 24 years and was diagnosed with pseudo tumor-cerebra 18 years ago. I met with 9 doctors (neurologists/neurosurgeons) before being led to Dr Siddiq. I had been trying for 7 years to get a doctor to listen to me and do what Dr Siddiq recommended on the very first visit. He has performed surgery and VERY happily 2 months later, I have my life back. God bless you and thank you Dr Siddiq!

Dr. Siddiq saved my life. He completely removed a large brain tumor from me. He was very professional and knows what he is doing.

Dr. Siddiq was professional, courteous, and took the time to make sure I understood my options and his recommendations. When it was urgent he made adjustments to his existing schedule to get me the treatment needed. For this reason, when it wasn't urgent and I had to wait in the office longer than expected, I didn't mind as much figuring he was making similar allowances for others.

Dr Siddiq treated me in July 2015 and did a major surgery to treat me my Moya Moya . He is a very kind , considerate Doctor and is extremely professional . Iam so thankful that I was treated by him and his team .

I found Dr. Siddiq to be very professional, kind, experienced, helpful, and a pleasure to be treated by him. The office wait was short, he was very through and explained everything very clearly and in layman's terms. The office staff was also very pleasant and helpful. My only disappointment is that now he is in Texas instead of Pennsylvania. But I may have to make the trip to get his professional opinion. Elisa in Pennsylvania

Poorly run office and it comes from the doctor. He could not be bothered to meet me even though he was on my hospital floor repeatedly. Receptionist was rude when I made follow-up appt. They kept me waiting for over 2 hours sitting in a chair with a freshly broken back. I asked if he was running behind (which would have been fine) and they said one person ahead of me. Another hour before I got in the exam room. PA called my PCP (and cousin) a liar. Dr saw me when I complained after 3 hrs.