Dr. Hamed Sajjadi, MD

My 88 year old mother, who is a long time patient of Dr. Sajjadi, was recently hospitalized for vertigo at Stanford and diagnosed with BPPV. Hospital discharge instructions were to see an ENT within a few days. I called Dr. Sajjadi's office for an appointment and was told Dr. Sajjadi was fully booked but he may be willing to squeeze mom in if her internist sent an order. So we had her internist issue a letter advising that my mom should be seen by Dr. Sajjadi asap. Despite the letter, Dr. Sajjadi would not offer my mom an in office appointment for three months and would not speak with family. While we understand doctors are busy, Dr. Sajjadi's refusal to even return a call is inexcusable, especially given how debilitating BPPV is. No patient should be treated by their existing physician this way, especially an elderly patient.

My son had surgery performed by Dr. Sajjadi. He was plagued with sinus infections his whole life (since 6 day old) when he was 17, Dr. Sajjadi performed the surgery and today at 22 he has had only one infection so it was a major success. I too had surgery by Dr. Sajadi over 2 years ago and I have had the same results, success! I used to get 4-5 sinus infections annually and to date I have only had one. Great Dr. with Great results!

very detailed and caring expiaining cat scan

Stayed late on Friday to squeeze me in! Recognized my problem after 4 GPs missed it. Very warm and personable while clearly knows his stuff!!!

I've been scuba diving since I was 12 years old. Needed my physician's signature, but she referred me to Dr. Sajjadi. Dr. Sajjadi refused to sign. Okay! Was he willing to work with my physician? No, he was not. Was he willing to see me and sign off on just my ears? No, he was not. Not only that, but if my physician asked him, he would recommend against it (knowing nothing about me). I'll return the favor. Stay away from Dr. Sajjadi. He turns away patients and is actively unhelpful.