My daughter had a virus that attacked the nerves in both feet to knees in 2021. Could not walk. She was in extreme pain. Dr Al- Hariri gave her hope from the very start! Told her it could take up to 2 years to heal. She was followed by his PA. Very caring and helpful. Today she has some residual numbness in her feet but walking really well without pain. We went to a wedding this past week and I cried when I saw her walk in heels! Thanks to these 2 amazing providers, her quality of life is better than we ever expected! Helpful office too. Thank you! Forever in our grateful prayers! read more

My father was referred to Dr. al-hariri through his primary care physician for dementia. The doctor spent less than 10 minutes with him and said it was depression! Every time I have called the phone goes straight to voice mail and I never get a return call back. I finally had to leave a message that stated, "this is the fourth time I have called and no one has called me back" in a not-so-friendly manner before I finally received a call back. In the doctor's "notes" we received for two different visits, they basically copied the same information for each visit. I don't know how he has received 5 stars by other patients! read more

I met with Dr Al-Hariri & he was very professional. My primary Dr recommended him. He read my medical records before the meeting & gave me an exam. He started me on a medication for my pain while waiting for my MRI. He listened to my concerns & set up a follow up appt. His staff was very professional too. Before I left the Dr, I already had the MRI information & prescription in hand along with medication instructions. Along with my other first time Dr visits, I had a written summary of why I was seeing him & symptoms I handed him when I first met him. read more

Brought my dad to have him seen by Dr Hariri. He was dismissive, disrespectful, and condescending. He rushed through the appointment and was very short when answering questions. He refused to explain medical terminology and said "it's may be too complex for you to understand." He left the room prior to answering all our questions. When we requested to see another doctor at his practice, they wouldn't allow us to switch. This doctor had a superiority complex and was unkind. Would not recommend. read more

Met with Victor, Dr. Amr Al-Hariri's PA. He was professional and friendly noting my health concerns. Then Dr. Al-Hariri came into the room, asked additional questions and did a physical exam. He is running more tests and will meet again with his conclusions. I felt heard and cared for. I would recommend Dr. Al-Hariri. read more

I should had read reviews of this "doctor" I agreed with the previous post this doctor rushes thru the apppintment ignores patients and is very RUDE he was very disrespectful. I would give zero stars he has to be taken away from Providence or any other affiliation. He preacribed the same medication and said he would tranafer me to hes collegue. With so much pain and trying to explain to him my current condition he stood up and said I am done and I dont want to hear this anymore. It was a waate of time and I spent more time with the medical assistant he asked what my symptoms are and he told me to shut up. I will be following this up with my insurance and with Providence to make sure they know how he treats patients. Patients find someone else to get treatment. read more

AVOID!!! Office staff were amazing and NOT included in this review. I would give this neurologist zero stars if I could. He was dismissive, rude, brusque, and did not listen to me, despite me repeating concerns multiple times. Explained everything with "poor sleep quality" and prescribed meds for that that conflict with meds I already take. I have two chronic conditions and have been seeing doctors for years and have never had this poor of an experience. It also seemed like he double booked himself, though I'm not sure. He also was obviously texting during my appointment and checked his phone several times. Genuinely appalled. read more

Here is highly educated physician that has not completed his healing practice. He may be highly qualified but lost and never connected his heart to his head. Healing is more that testing, especially when not listening to a patient or explaining things. Unless he makes these important changes, I definitely do NOT recommend him. Thank you for listening JudithFreyer, past patient read more

I had a horrible office visit (Dr. Al-Hariri doesnt really listen, he half listens and starts telling the scribe his version of timelines. I had to correct him multiple times. This followed by trying to get results from an MRI I had done. I called on wed morning asking for the dr to please call me as soon as possible that day i just found out there was something found in my brain that was a cause for concern. I received no call back on Wednesday from Dr Al at all wed, so Thursday i started seeking answers elsewhere. I found out i had a blood clot that caused a small stroke (which i had to get someone else to read because i couldn't get answers from this office). The Patient is not important at this clinic, and God forbid you need answers on something critical don't expect to hear back in a timely manner. I finally got a call back @ 4:57pm on Monday, 5 1/2 days later from when i called in a panic to speak to the Dr. Do not go to this clinic, it appears many of the reviews are the same. read more

I had my appointment on Dec, 8, 2022 at 1140 La Veta Ave suite 730, Orange Ca. not happy it all with this neurologist. this doctor has no patience when treating patients. he did not allow me or my wife to explain fully with our owns words my illness or symptoms without him interrupting us . I was totally confused during physical and neurological exam. . he did it so fast that I felt that he was rushing it to see more patients. he had one eye on me and the other eye on the clock. I did not tolerate his unprofessional conduct and i immediately requested to see a different neurologist. read more

I was not impressed. I completely agree with the other posts. He is rushed, abrupt and rude. He cuts you off and definitely has issues if you correct him on your history or what you said. He has NO sense of caring AT ALL! read more

I not only had to wait an hour and 15 minutes, but as soon as I got in to see the doctor, I felt like I was already being rushed to get out of there. He was abrupt, short in his replies, and just seemed cocky. I usually like most doctors I have come in contact with in the past few years, but I immediately did not like him. Overall, it felt like I was just a number in a huge cattle call of patients being rushed in and out of there. I definitely will request to see another neurologist if I need to go back to that office. The office ladies were wonderful though! read more

Please, if you need a neurologist, make an appointment with this one. These recent low-star reviews are shocking to me! He came to the waiting room to greet me on my 1st appointment, once in his office, asked all the right questions, analyzed my situation almost immediately, gave me my homework, and I was on my way. I am doing very well as a result, and I can't thank him enough for not dragging things out like so many physicians are so likely to do! p.s. His Assistant in his office is beautiful! Now, make your appointment, you'll be glad you did. Mary Ann Stonich read more

I waited almost a whole month to see him to possibly get was what was going on with me. I arrived at his office only to be seen by a PA. When I went to the office he had on his desk a pre filled out prescription for me., my referral and another piece of paper. I never got to see the doctor. This is the second time I had appointme with him and did not see him. I was really excited to see him to get answers not to be able to see him. read more

We waited over an hour and neither the staff or doctor had the courtesy to let us know of the delay nor did they apologize for the wait. The doctor is uncompassionate and rushed the examination. He hastily answered our questions and doesn't take the time to understand the condition/symptoms. He is the worse Dr we have seen in the St. Joseph organization. read more

There are about 6 people working behind the counter and it takes forever to get signed in, the office is set up like it's the 80's or 90's handwritten prescriptions, you can't email the doctor, when you call you're on hold forever, handwritten messages are delivered to the doctor and it takes them forever to respond to messages. The entire practice needs a revamp from administration standpoint. The doctors are fine but the process is enough to give you a migraine. Messages are not returned in a timely manner. The waiting room chairs are filthy. read more

Horrible personality terrible bed side manor, had my first and only visit with him and he actually told me not to interrupt him. Immediately prescribed medications that have possible severe side affects! Will not be returning I will be seeing a functional Md from this point on. read more

I had to wait almost an hour to be seen (seemed like they were overbooking because there were at least a dozen people waiting) and once I was taking to him I felt very dismissed and rushed. He was abrupt and short with every answer and even cut me off and asked me "what is your question???" A couple times and he rolled his eyes at me. I was very nervous after having a grand mal seizure and I wanted to make sure I asked all the right questions because it's my life on the line and his attitude was very off putting and made me forget what I wanted to ask. He seemed very knowledgeable but I can't stand his personality. A couple days after my first appt I immediately made an appt at a different neurologist and am going back to get some results and will not be returning. I would not recommend him. Kudos to anyone who can get a good consult out of him. read more

This I've been to numerous neurologist and he is one of the better ones that I have been to. I do agree with other posts that his bed side manner can come off a bit brash. He was one of the 1st neurologist that seemed like he was actually interested in finding out what was wrong with me as opposed to just giving me medication and telling me to come back in a few weeks. Ultimately he failed in giving me a diagnosis and went on to say that what I was experiencing was beyond his field of expertise and referred me to a new neurologist. read more

If there was an option lower than one *, I would have chosen it. He was abrupt, would not listen (in fact, stopped me from speaking). When I left, I felt like I had been in a Category 5 tornado. I was given orders for lab work (22 vials of blood!), and three other tests. I decided to see what he had to say, but called my GP to set up a second opinion. With all of my symptoms, he told me that I had a vitamin deficiency, and dismissed me. I am so pleased with my new doctor! I would not refer anyone to see Dr Hariri! read more

He is the worst doctor that I've ever encountered in my whole life. He scared me He told me to go on depakote I said no way no how,never He said get the hell out of my office then. Wow I told him I can't believe I paid you for you to act like this He said I'll give you your money back, leave you're not my patient anymore. I said sounds good to me! Wow I think his chovenistc upbringing never had a woman tell him what to do or stand up to him. He can't handle it read more

I went to see this so-called neurologist. He had a few unlucky patients in the waiting room after me. When it was my turn to be seen, it was all done in a few minutes. He asked me why I was there, but showed no patience to listen while I was trying to answer his question. He rudely interrupted me, and then asked me to touch my nose my feet and a few other simple tests such as taken a few back and forth steps. In less than (3) minutes this so called genius Dr. had reached the conclusion that I had neuropathy and wrote a ton of orders and med. for my nerves treatment. As soon as I left his office, I threw away his orders. I found this man to be more of business man belonging to Dr's cartel, than a caring doctor. My recommendation: Stay away from him, do your homework. There are plenty of neurologists that are real doctors and not just a business man creating business for his partners in crime. read more

It was so refreshing to have an appointment with a new neurologist who listened and finally prescribed medication to help my mother who is suffering from memory problems. Dr. Al-Hariri would not answer most of our questions and was very rude to my tiny fragile mother. He practically manhandled her while analyzing her posture and gait. The wait to see him is minimum of an hour and he gives you approx. 15 minutes of his time. He did nothing but prescribe B-12 shots when she also needed medication for dementia. In our last appointment we tried to ask additional questions, and he literally kicked us out of his office. I know doctors sometimes have bad bed side manner, but this doctor has a god complex and is straight out rude and unprofessional. Don't make a mistake like I did and take your loved one to treat with this horrible doctor. read more

This was by far the worse case of bed side manner I have ever witnessed. Horrible personality and very argumentive in all his responses. After we waited for 1 hour and 15 minutes he acted like we were bothering him asking questions. In a big hurry to get us , who were paying him, out of his office. His talk to my father who has dementia was no less than confrontational and rude. In my 63 years I have never met a doctor with his disposition and hopefully never will again. Needless to say I would never go back and I will make sure anyone I know never goes there either!! I think he is the one who needs a neurologist to evaluate him. read more

I saw Dr. Al-Hariri on a referral for the first time today and I must say I found him not at all like the previous or other posters. While acknowledging their opinions and experiences for face value, it was not mine. He got right to the point, wasted no time in evaluating me and answered the questions I had for him. His staff and he was most courteous and helpful in the entire process ( I was unavoidably detained for over half an hour and he still managed to see me regardless). read more

I agree with numerous posts here! His bedside manners stink! He can cast out devestating diagnoses and not even act like he cares one bit! Just seemed very uncaring. Im used to some really great compassionate doctors. read more

My father and I had the first visit today to Dr. Al-Hariri's office. Dr. Al-Hariri is great, very professional and caring. He examined thoroughly my father, explained to us my dad's diagnosis in details and even demonstrated a short video on my father's condition. Everything was straight to the point and very clear. Thank you, Dr. Al-Hariri! read more

I saw Dr. Amr Al-Hariri for the first time today and was extremely hesitant to see him with all of the terrible reviews of him and his office. I was pleasantly surprised with the friendliness of the staff, how knowledgeable and compassionate his staff was with not only me, but all of the other patients they spoke to before me. I showed up on time, and waited maybe 5-10 minutes which I felt was GREAT! His nurse does a very thorough assessment and then the Dr comes in and is pretty quick with his recommendations. He allowed me to get my additional concerns across and we made a mutual decision on how to proceed. I am not often impressed with most doctors. I think he's the real deal. Very knowledgeable and I feel I am finally after over 2 months of pain and suffering going to be treated effectively, without being pushed into pain medicines and getting to the root cause! YAY! I couldn't be happier with my visit. read more