Dr. Massoud Saberinia, MD

Very rude Doctor and also his Secretary.First thing he takes and hold a credit card for $155.I don’t recommended him to any patient

Dr Saberinia was recommended by my urologist for hypercalcemia and parathyroid tumor.Dr Saberinia is very knowledgeable, patient and very friendly. I needed surgery to remove the tumor. Not only did he recommend me a good surgeon , but also helped me get appointments for scans and other procedures. He called around different locations to get me early appointments so that I could get my surgery quickly . I never felt rushed and he listened to all my concerns and made sure everything was taken care of when I returned for my follow up appointment. I highly recommend him.

Waited 4 months for appt and got there and they said they couldn't take me, they had wrong insurance not sure how, it was first thing I do is make sure they accept my insurance. They dismissed me, now i have to find a new dr and I'm out of medicine. These Dr offices need to treat people like people not a number. Next!

While Dr. Saberinia is quite pleasant, he has the unfortunate problem of having a highly combative and belligerant staff. They will cut off prescriptions if life intrudes and you are unable to make it to an appointment for a few months. They will randomly bill you and even add processing charges for any "outstanding charges" even if they are improper. It is useless dealing with them as they are very immature and unprofessional. They do not understand they work in a doctor's office, and these are patients. This isn't the DMV where they can bark like rabid junkyard dogs at anyone they please. While you might be reading this and say, they have been fine to me... watch your back the moment an issue arises, as they always feel like they are quite agitated to break their routine to help a patient in need. Definitely avoid the practice if you have immature belligerants.

I have used Dr. Saberenia for years and find him very kind and caring and knowledgeable. I’ve had absolutely no problems whatsoever. I read the comments above about the office staff, but I personally had no problems. Regarding one person’s comment of charging $35 for a no-show fee, that’s actually cheap. I’ve had to cancel doctors appointments before and if you do it in advance rather than just not showing up, they usually do not charge.

Dr. Saberinia is a good and kind dr. But does not have a good and caring staff. I was refused a full refill of my meds. Even though I had only a week left before my next appointment. The staff would rather wait a week without my meds until I see the dr. I told them that I need to talk to the dr. But they wouldn't let me. I do not recommend this office just because of the office staff, I have no problem with Dr. Saberinia. This is in reference to the manassas office.

I believe this Office staff should know they make money out f their patients!! I got an appointment with Dr. Saberinia and asked for refilling my medication, but unfortunately office said no medication will be refilled unless we see you! I asked what should I do now and she replied go see you primary care!!!!!! Honestly, I would rather not see doctor any more.. Dont waste your time with this office!

Absolute worst service ever!!!! They should be ashamed to have hired "Liz"....they know demand is high for their services as one of only a few endocrinologist's in the area! I'd certainly go elsewhere.

Dr. Saberinia diagnosed me with Type 1 diabetes on June 6, 2016. He was gentle and kind and took plenty of time to explain the diagnosis. The carefully explained how to administer insulin and gave me time to ask questions. I didn't feel rushed. I felt like he truly cared about me. He called me at home the next time to see how I was feeling.

Ridiculously ridgid fee policies. Demands credit card on file to charge any account balances and they immediately run a $0-charge to validate it. $35 no-show fee, and they charge it. $5 credit card use fee. Office visit co-pay must be cash. 30-day appointment back-log. I never did see the doctor...

He helped me out a great deal, I had a biopsy done, and he saw the results and immediately said that your thyroid needs to be removed. I had suspicious nodules on my thyroid, and the test indicated that there was 30% chance of it being cancerous. I was reluctant to have surgery done, but I did, and I was very happy after. The pathology report said that I had papillary carcinoma ( the two nodules), and the surgeon also removed 3 lymph nodes that were cancerous too. Happy with him!