Mohammed Alnajjar MD - El Paso (TX)

1 /5 Diane Aguirre: Worst experience ever! My poor 84 year old mother, who has degenerative spine disease, sat in old plastic chairs in the waiting room and the examination room for over 3 hours. She had an appointment, but every walk-in patient was taken before her. He wrote her a referral for an eye doctor when we told him she already had one, and told us to come see him every 3 months without any explanation as to why. Office is cramped and crowded, dimly lit, and very old. He appears to be a nice man, but nothing about this visit warrants a return.

1 /5 G O: The worst thing about this doctor is the wait times. Every time I bring my grandfather here its always two to two and a half hour wait. I asked one of the friendlier staff employees about it and she stated that the doctor will take all walk-ins and that usually means cutting in front of people with appointments. I get the impression hes all about getting paid for the office visit. Most of the office staff is very indifferent to your needs and a lot of times are very disorganized and dont even have information that youve already provided, its really ridiculous. I just dont see how hes one of El Pasos best doctors. Hes a nice guy and has a great bedside manner and he seems very interested in your care but I think its a very disingenuous attitude. My grandfather had a swollen prostate and spleen and never really addressed the issue. Who knows, maybe hes waiting for it to get worse so he can treat it. My grandfather doesnt want to switch but I am looking for him now. Thx for reading.

5 /5 Marie Casas: Dr. Al ajar has been my doctor for over 14 years. He is the most amazing caring person. He will take the time to explain anything and assure you have all the answer to your questions. I would not have anyone else attending my health. The wait is worth it. There are very few doctors left like him.

1 /5 Max Hidalgo: My wife had an appointment and had to wait almost two hours. She finally goes in and comes out after two or three minutes. I asked why so fast . They quickly took her blood pressure and weight and asked do you want refills on medication. I asked the front desk all this time and co pay to see if she needed a refill. I was met with indifference and told this is the process. Yea but you will charge the health insurance company several hundred dollars for nothing plus my copay. No wonder health costs are rising. Pure fraud. We will never go this quack again and advise folks about these crooks.

2 /5 Robert R: Dr Alnajjar is a good doctor, BUT his wait times are ridiculous! Its not uncommon for me to wait two hours to see him. Im looking for another Primary Care Physician as this is totally unacceptable. I had a 9:30 appt and its 11:40 and I still havent seen him. Hes not worth the excessive wait times. Totally unprofessional, in my opinion.