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The counselor i wrote the review about had 0 reviews on there webmd site. Still has 0 reviews after i gave my review. Funny how that works.

I waited 90 minutes (50 minutes inside the exam room) and never saw him (as an aside, the doctor and/or his office cancelled my appt on very short notice (explanation was that he had a meeting)). He is likely an excellent surgeon and I had seen him twice over the years (positive/impressed w his knowledge, sincerity, and competence), and was ready to get this surgery scheduled and had referred others to him with good surgical results. Sitting inside the exam room at the 90-minute mark, I finally gave up and had to leave, missed 2 hours of work and never saw this physician. When I had to leave, I told his assistant that I was very upset and felt the reschedule and long wait were unprofessional. She said quite simply in front of many others, "I have nothing to say to you." I felt humiliated in front of all these ladies. The next day, I sent an email through the patient portal to ask Dr Hagood (not his staff) for a referral to an equally competent surgeon (do not ever want to see his staff again after that) -- his assistant called me within seconds (1-2 mins max) just to leave a voicemail to let me know that they wouldn't make a referral. There is no way enough time elapsed for the doctor to have been contacted about my email request for a referral, and I doubt he even knows. Definitely the worst treatment I have ever received at a doctor's office. Something isn't right overall with this practice.

1. Information is often presented in chunks, so that to read a whole article I have to keep clicking "NEXT." Usually, "NEXT" opens up a whole new window, often of the same page I'm trying to leave for the next page. So I click"NEXT" on that page, and get yet ANOTHER window with the same page: no way to read an entire article! This doesn't generally happen with other websites. Incompetent software engineers.

2. They asked me to fill out a survey. I tried to take their survey, but at one point it demanded that I put "at least one checkmark" in a particular column, indicating myself to be the caregiver for someone with a medical condition. I am NOT a caregiver, so I couldn't check anything without lying, which I refuse to do. They had wasted my time, and I don't take Kindly to that. Incompetent software engineers.

3. At the bottom of each page of the survey was a link for "Contact us." Clicking on it did NOT open up a contact form--instead it opened my email program, with their email address pre-filled-in. I wrote to them about #2 above and clicked "SEND." I immediately got a message that my message could not be delivered! WTF? It was THEIR automatic eddress fill! Incompetent software engineers.

I am a retired engineer, some years of my career having been spent in software quality assurance. WebMD should be paying me to find their bugs!

I have mutiple times unsubscribed and emailed to have them do it and to remove my information as i never subscibed in the first place and think its a stupid site. I have gotten many replies over the last year saying its done and to give it 24hrs for all my information to be removed, but they never stop sending me spam, i get so many emails a day and its ridiculous, they have obtained my infortmation and i dont know how, and now they wont remove it when their privacy statement/terms and conditions says we have the right to have the information removed
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Dr. Hesam Feghahati is an absolute genius and does the best work and is great at what he does. The staff is also helpful. Great bunch of people.

Great information when it comes to medical field. I usually visit the site for school projects. Great service too