I found the Dr very good. He found a growth under my collar bone. I plan on going back to him in the future.

Dr was very informative, took his time with me and made me feel very comfortable. He also explained everything he done in such a way that when i left I had a better knowledge of whats going on.

He believes that everyone is the same when it is a proven fact that we are not. He lumps everyone in the same category not everyones body functions at the same level. I have been treated for Hypothyroidism for well over 13 years yet he says I dont need my medicine. I also have pcos which is supposed to be part of his speciality yet he tells me to go to my primary care Dr for treatment. I know my body I know that even though my blood work came back in the low normal that I still need my medicine. It has been proven that not every person can function at the same level he only tested the Tsh and t4 my last Dr tested t4 t3 tsh free t4 and more. I believe this Dr is a quack.

Although I found Dr. Ashri and his staff personable on my initial visit and he did spend a respectable amount of time with me, my follow up visit after parathyroid surgery was very disappointing! He confirmed that my calcium level had returned to normal limits but then he told me the biopsy on my thyroid showed I had Hashimotos disease. He said there was nothing more he could do for me and referred me back to my general practitioner! For those who dont know Hashimotos is a disease that directly affects the thyroid which is precisely what endocrinologists are supposed to treat! My general Practitioner seems much more in tune with my needs although I will be seeking out another Endocrinologist for a second opinion. Over all a very disappointing experience.

Very disappointing not willing to work with patients treated me as a liar and refused to give me the correct amount of insulin i needed. Refused to listen and i ran out of insulin on several occasions