Dr. Mohammad Farukhi, MD

My brother went into the ER with severe pain in his abdomen and back area. He has a history of Pancreatitis and has had his Gallbladder removed with a stint out in. Test were run and pain meds were administered to control the pain. The ER Dr. had him admitted and this is went everything went down hill!!! Dr. Farukhi was assigned his case and it took his almost 24 hrs to even see him. We were told that a pain specialist was going to meet with my brother and it had been 48 hrs and nothing. My brother has only been administered acetaminophen for his pain and he is in severe discomfort. No one knows where the doctor is and Dr. Faruki is not trying to assess and treat his pain. Absolutely unacceptable treatment from a doctor and from a hospital!

greatest Primary care Physician!!!

Dr Farukhi is the BEST DR. He saved my husband's life!! My husband was in critical condition. Dr. Farukhi ran the team of doctors who treated my husband. My husband had covid before they knew what covid was. My husband was on a ventilator for weeks, my husband also had kidney failure, blood poisoning and COPD. Dr Farukhi personally called me to updates on his condition. He went over the plan of action to help my husband recover. He informed me before every treatment. Because of covid I was unable to visit my husband. The Dr. had me bring in a tablet so I can see my husband. He also continued to treat my husband through rehabilitation and when he got home. My husband was hospitalized for months. The communication and compassion from Dr Farukhi never changed. He went above and beyond!! He fought for my husband. Dr. Farukhi is a loving, kind and humble Dr. I highly recommend him!! God Bless You & Thank you Dr. Farukhi!!

Cant thank the Doctor Enough for helping me with my stay at Foothill Hospital. Such Humble man!!! thank you for caring for me! hospitality was beyond great felt like family.

Horrible Dr. Seemed a bit lost, reminded me of the look a child has at the circus, overwhelmed bewilderment. He discharged me with a picc line infection and a small bowel blockage. I had to go to another ER at a different hospital to ge th proper care. If you value you health avoid this Dr and Orange County global health center in socal.

I was admitted to Western Medical Center, which is now Orange County Global, for really bad chest pains which started going down to my back. I waited for about 45mins to see a physician. I was scared because I didn't have insurance. Dr. Farukhi was the attending Dr. during my stay overnight and he made sure that I was well taken care of and even had someone come and talk to me about signing up for insurance. I followed up with him at his office and made him my PCP and have been very satisfied.

I would not recommend this doctor. I spent several days supposedly under his care at Anaheim Regional. I got less than 5 minutes of facetime. I never actually received my diagnosis. I moved to a rehab facility later based on his supposed advice, and received no continuity of care. The Doctor did not care enough to pass on my medical information to either the facility or my primary care physician. I am now forced to go through even more testing due to the Doctor's neglect.

I was admitted to Chapman Medical Center with a DVT. Dr. Farukhi fought to get me transferred to OC Global where they had a specialist that could help me. He coordinated the various specialist and visited me everyday. I was so impressed with Dr. Farukhi that I am going to make him my primary care physician.

Dr Farukhi was assigned my mother after suffering a major stroke. After an initial visit, he never came back. He never ordered a neurologist to visit, she developed all sorts of internal issues with her urinary tract and never returned my calls when I tried to tell him of her internal issues. I was told by a source that he is trying to take on as many patients as possible and his level of attentive care is substandard.

Dr. Farukhi was my husband's doctor for 4+ weeks when he was hospitalized for the flu. He wound up in ICU, intubated and on dialysis. At one point, my husband had 7 doctors Dr. Farukhi was coordinating. Most of them thought I should stop all support. Dr. Farukhi did not agree and told them they had to try. My husband did recover and was sent to a rehab facility. Dr. Farukhi came to visit my husband on one of his days off. I found him very compassionate and caring.

Dr. Farukhi was very short and brief with us and then spent little time explaining what was going wrong with my father. He then pawned us off on a agency to rush us out of the hospital. . I would avoid this doctor because he seems like he's all business in there to make money.