Dr. Rajbir Bajwa, MD

Grandson had immununization shots and his flu shot at 6 mo checkup. My daughter was instructed to give baby acetaminophen if he got a fever from shots. He got a fever. Daughter treated it as pediatrician instructed, then called the on call Dr due to fever going up. This doctor told her she should've 'not treated his fever, to be thankful he spiked a fever, because that meant the immunization and flu shots were working.' Confused, she asked, 'when do I become concerned about his temperature?' His reply was, 'when he has a seizure, then you become concerned.' Luckily, she's smarter than the 'advice' he offered. Sad, when you can't trust the on call pediatricians medical advice.

The exam was in depth and he didn't miss any subjet or questions about MMW!

Listen to the parent fully before making a snap judgement call. Show courtesy and respect for individual beliefs and practices. Remember to ask if there are other concerns before abruptly exiting the room. We needed lab work orders. This is what I needed, what my child needed. Did not happen. By the way, it was blood on the wound, not skin discoloration.

Dr. Bajwa has provided my children with excellent care for the last 13 years. When my youngest was born with a rare complex medical condition, I was impressed with how well he educated himself about the condition, asked questions and listened to my concerns. He continues to be an excellent advocate and highly skilled physician who accurately treats my children's common illnesses and more complex medical issues. I would highly recommend Dr. Bajwa.

Terrible bedside manner. Talks down to patients and families. Spends more time discussing care with his students than his patients. Inability to build a rapport with patients. Can doctor with him for 7 years and he will not know you from Adam on the street. Long wait times and no apologies. It's always a red flag when a provider is always taking new patients. More worried about money than taking care of existing clientele. Would not recommend