Dr. Muhammed Ali, MD

He is absolutely horrible!! The worst bedside manner I have ever seen and I am a nurse! I used to be a patient of his. I was having major issues with high heart rate and he would come into the room, asking, “why are you here? There is nothing wrong with you” and “there is nothing I can do”. He would NOt listen or believe anything that came out of my mouth. He clearly did not want to help me. He should be banned from seeing patients.

After a year and many many reschedules I finally had an ablation. The surgery went well with no side effects. Aftercare was a mess. Ali's office kept pushing my appts back every 2 months. After the ablation I saw him 2 times the next year because of rescheduling of appts. One appt was 3.5 hrs for a 10 min chat with Dr Ali. The other was 3 hrs wait for a 10 min chat with Dr Ali.

VERY arrogant and unprofessional!!! The morning of a possible pacemaker for my 91yo aunt with dementia, the nurses expressed a lot of concern with the anesthesia making the dementia worse. We didn't even know or wasn't informed prior to that morning of that possible complication. When Mr. Ali came to talk, we asked about that and he immediately became defensive, said he wasn't going to do the surgery anymore and then gave us 30 days to find a new doctor. He tried to justify it and then all of the nurses came and apologized for his behavior. It's sad and disheartening after reading the comments that this man can still practice.

Wouldn’t recommend

He is an ablation happy doctor and not a good one. There are several meds that could be used to help my erratic heart rate I had at 30 years old. He did ablations twice and tried a third time but the nurse stopped him. I now am working with Texas cardiac arrhythmia and mayo to try and recover the damage he did.

Very cocky and arrogant. I tried to give him my medical history and he cut me off and said I don’t need your life story. A doctor that does not care about medical history on a first visit because he is too busy and running late is one to beware of. Physicians seem to have lost the priority to provide good care. It is all about how many patients they can see in a day. If you are complex with difficult problems they don’t want to take care of you. It’s so sad our healthcare has come to this.....

While trying to reattach a wire to my mother-in-law's pacemaker, Dr. Ali slipped and the wire tore a whole in her heart. She bled to death on the table.

I would strongly advise you to NOT go to Dr. Ali. He put in a pacemaker in 2006, after finding out that I had a 3rd degree AV Heart Block. The lead, from the pacemaker, went through my heart, causing me to bleed out, which they missed, until my third trip to the ER. By that time, the hospitalist at Covenant said I was a train wreck! I had to have a transfusion and ended up, having to have a thoracotomy, to clean up all of the infection. Wish I would have sued, but too weak and sick at the time.