Dr. Maliha Nusrat, MD

Our interaction with Nusrat has been disheartening. Conversations often feel rushed and lack warmth, which is difficult to experience during such a hard time. It's sad to see a lack of compassion from doctors– makes you wonder why some people enter this field in the first place... I've met other cancer specialists who have shown empathy and kindness, but she just gives off a sense of hopelessness and makes it challenging to remain positive. I wish we met with a different doctor, but unfortunately, like she said, there is no point of trying anymore.

I live with the regret of putting my husband in this terrible doctor's care. I never wish bad on anyone but I hope she is stripped of her medical license, . Her and her "team" of incompetents made my life miserable during one of my family's most difficult times. All of her appointments are telavisits, where she has you in the waiting room for two plus hours, then speaks to you for five minutes. It feels like a fast food drive through. She nor her team ever respond to messages in the patient portal but insist you use it for communication purposes. She claims any medical documentation needed for work will take 14 business days to be drafted which is ridiculous in itself but you will have to steadily harass her team for it. I ended up communicating solely through a patient advocate because she never responded to anything. I honestly believe, like the previous reviewer, if she deems your cancer untreatable she doesn't feel like you are worth her it

Dr. Nusrat was very thorough and compassionate. All of our questions were answered in a clear manner. This doctor is knowledgeable about treatments and takes the time to explain things sometimes several times to make sure we understood all of the details of our situation and treatment options. Her recommendations for follow up were clearly stated and she showed she cared for my Mom not just as a number but as a person. She was very patient and we really appreciate the time she took to help us.