I brought my daughter in with concerns about thinning hair. My concerns stem from her having relatives with autoimmune diseases and so I wanted to be proactive. Dr. Gulzar treated me like I was silly to come in because my daughter “looks fine.” I guess she needed to have her eye ball in her hand in order for him to consider actually examining her. Since he thought she was fine, he didn’t even touch her and barely looked at her. He was quick to offer a prescription but never even diagnosed her with anything. I asked him why would I give my child meds for something he’s not even sure she has? Then I told him “you haven’t even examined her.” I could tell he was annoyed because he’s used to the kind of people who just believe anything he says because he’s a doctor. Well I’m not impressed by him nor do I trust him. He doesn’t think my daughter and I matter and that was very apparent. I’ll continue my search for a pediatrician who sees me a human being concerned about her daughter’s health.

They don’t answer phone calls There quite unprofessional to be honest I think it’s sad how doctors these days Believe more in the money than believing in helping and even if you have the money seems like excuses become the best input I just hope in the near future maybe something happens like the board comes in actually regulate everything here and finally gets them up to work in the standards because it said it’s really sad

Dr. Gulzar is the absolute pediatrician ever. I travel for work and make the trip to Florida for every single one of my daughters appointments (she’s under 2 and so there’s many.) He is so kind and patient with all of our questions. I could not recommend him enough. 15/10

Dr. Gulzar is a wonderful pediatrician. We’re happy to have found him.