Dr. Hafiza Hassan Khan, MD

Dr. Khan is truly an exceptional heart doctor. She took great care of me, listened patiently to all my concerns, and never made me feel rushed. She spent a lot of time with me, explaining everything clearly and making sure I felt comfortable and informed. I'm very grateful for her compassion, thoroughness, and expertise. Highly recommended!

Dr Khan is the best arrhythmia doctor in the world . She is so sweet to my momma and she definitely is the best in her field .

Dr. Khan is the best doctor I have ever met. She is extremely knowledgeable, knows the heart & very professional. Her bedside manner is next level-she is caring, compassionate & truly interested in her patients. We should have more doctors like her!!!

Dr. Khan is incredibly thorough with excellent patient care. She explains treatment in a human way and truly has our best interest in mind. I am thankful that I have her as a part of my care team!

Dr. Hafiza Khan and her team demonstrate a concerning absence of professionalism, empathy, and clinical knowledge. They subject their patients to inappropriate burden and stress, creating and canceling appointments at whim with increasingly unbelievable and offensive excuses and with no concern for the patient whatsoever. The office required a referral which was sent immediately from my cardiologist, the office called and scheduled an appointment, the appointment was then cancelled with the explanation that Dr. Khan lacks the diagnostic equipment for an unrelated condition, when it was clarified that the condition was unrelated, the office required for me to have the original referral amended which was done so immediately. After all of this, Dr. Khan "personally declined my appointment," which is her right as a physician. My concern is with her process, communication, and apparent bias against my unrelated condition. Without clinically observing and only superficially consulting my records, Dr. Khan has decided any/all of my health issues including arrhythmias must be the result of autonomic dysfunction, despite the timing of their onset, research findings, and the existence of these arrhythmias in patient populations without autonomic dysfunction. It simply must be impossible for a patient to concurrently have multiple conditions. Her impressive education and experiences have somehow failed to endow her with humility, sensitivity, or compassion. A pity but an important lesson for a patient studying medicine herself to recognize and understand the realities of physician bias, willful ignorance, and intolerance, as well distinguish clinical excellence from ignorant complacency.