Ontario
Toronto GTA
Scarborough
Family Medicine
active
30040
female
37
Fluent in Arabic, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Panjabi/punjabi, Swahili, Urdu
Hospital privileges:
Rouge Valley Centenary Health Centre,Toronto (Toronto)
Registered as Independent Practice (from 23 Jun 1978)
Specialty Family Medicine (01 Jul 1978)
Independent Practice (from 23 Jun 1978)
Registered on 31 Jan 1975
Graduated at University of Nairobi in 1973
Specialty Family Medicine (01 Jul 1978)
Hospital privileges:
Rouge Valley Centenary Health Centre,Toronto (Toronto)
Mahmuda Begum Khan Medicine Professional Corporation
Milliken Medical Centre
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Anonymous visitor
I had the strangest apt with this Doctor. I was pretty sure I had a UTI but I wanted to make sure before I went in for antibiotics. I also had a problem with my foot. The top was swollen. The Doctor asked me if I thought I had gout. I said what is gout. She said"look it up up on the internet" Then she said you do not have gout you just have tendenitis and you need to walk on your toes every day, listen to me I have been a doctor for a very long time and I am always right. She did not examine me or ask any questions about my UTI other than what I offered in the 1st 2 sentences I said to to her as I walked in. She told me off because I hadn't gone to the doctor the second I suspected it and gotten antibiotics because that is they only course of treatment. This is completly oposite to my regular GP who always waits til labs are back before perscribing antibiotics. She then asked me what I did for a living and wanted to know what I thought was causing the increase in autism. When I said I didn't know . It must be due to the increase in vaciniations she concluded to herself. All I could think to myself was" you must be kidding me, a family physician who is that ignorant about public health couldn't possibly be aloud to practice. She never got up from behind the desk the entire appointment. Anyhow. She spent much more time on her musings about causes of autism than the reasons for my visit to the walk in. She gave me a prescription and I never heard back about the results of my labs. Very strange and very unprofessional.
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Frustrated
Someone please take her license away. She was really rude and mean to me too and I never met her before. Don't even bother getting any help from her. If she could actually offer any medical advice or treatment, then maybe I could've overlooked her attitude.
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Anonymous
I had the displeasure of having an appointment with Dr Khan because the specialist at Milliken Medical that I see is on vacation. I can now verify that the below comment of her being very rude and unhelpful is 100% true, it was evident in the first few seconds of the appointment. She lacks the patience and professional demeanor to listen to her patient's concerns. I don't see how she can make a proper diagnosis without listening to you about what happened, why you are there. Upon realizing I wasted my time seeing her, before leaving her office I informed her that the reviews I had read online about her are now confirmed, unfortunately. Her response was, "Well what can I do about it, I'm thrown in this situation, these working conditions." She was blaming the conditions of working at the Milliken Medical Centre(too much work-load? no organisation?), and seeing patients of a specialist that's on vacation(where she assumes she won't be any help so doesn't try?). Whatever she blames her rudeness and attitude on, the previous negative review was almost a year ago and still holds true today. A year is more than enough time for whatever environmental factors that caused your rudeness to change. From meeting her, my opinion is that she is the way she is because of how she deals with stress and her workload. On my way out she even had the gall to say, "Well maybe you can put a good review for me!" Sorry, I can't lie.
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Manny Partridge
Specifically, Dr. Khan (one of the practioners at the medical centre) is case of a bad temper with a superiority complex. A poor excuse for a medical practioner. She is lacking in knowledge of medicine and etiquette to work in the environment that she is currently in. It is very disgusting to see that someone so obviously unfit for the job as a Physician has slipped through the cracks. On top of everything, her rudeness definitely does not help her what so ever.
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AB
I have to say that Dr. Khan is a very good doctor. She knows her stuff very well. I had a pain in my arm for a few months and I went for physiotherapy for 8 weeks. That didn't help so I went to see Dr. Khan and she just showed me an exercise and I did it. I found relief the following day. I continue with the exercise for a few weeks and now I am fine. I started not believing in physiotherapists. They just take your money and utilize your time without little to no improvement. God bless you Dr. Khan!
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