Bloomfield Medical Center

Both times I’ve been here I left disappointed. The receptionists at the front desk are some of the most rude people I’ve ever met. Both doctors I saw, not PCP, were alright. But if you want to get in and out this isn’t the place to go. I had to remind the receptionists that I was there twice before I was seen. You’re better off going to another urgent care.

This place has rude front desk staff. Dr haque is great but his front desk staff is the rudest I’ve ever met. I don’t ever want to go back just because of them. Now I have the struggle of finding a new PCP but I will not put up with being treated so rude after I came seeking help from medical professionals. They were ridiculous.

Took my gf there Saturday morning due to a severe brochitis flare-​up. The office opened at 9 AM, we got there at 9:30, were the first patients of the day. The receptionist was great, but we were kind of wondering if there was even a doctor present, since we saw only one other car in the parking lot (evidently the receptionist’s).
After 10 AM we learned that Dr. Jabin Jalil had NEVER EVEN BEEN IN THE BUILDING ALL MORNING. We were told she was «shopping».
So I think 1 star is pretty accurate, since we were there for well over an hour, seeking urgent care, and THE DOCTOR HAD BEEN OUT SHOPPING THE ENTIRE MORNING!!!
After the receptionist called her one last time at 10:30, told us she was «5 minutes away», we left. Waited in the parking lot another 10 minutes just out of curiousity, to see if the good doctor was done with her important shopping trip and had time to actually go to the job she was being paid for. and never saw her.
Seriously??? Shame on you. Felt really bad for the poor woman who came in after us with two sick children. Hope Dr. Jalil had a great time shopping and didn’t experience too much hardship by having to show up OVER NINETY MINUTES LATE (!!!) for her job at the «URGENT CARE» (!!!) clinic.
I guess my suggestion is call first to make sure there’s actually a doctor there, especially if your need for care is «urgent».

I have been here a couple times & the biggest perk to this place is that they are usually really quick to see me. I don’t know if I’ve just been lucky every time or what but I’m usually back home, script in hand within 90 minutes & I don’t get that kind of service at my regular doctor.
I have seen 3 of the 4 doctors here & 2 were really good, the other however was the worst! Dr. Al-​Rawi should have retired long ago… he wrote me out a vitamin to take & it took him so long & he was so shaky that I can’t even read it. He also told me that I’m healthy but also charming so the only thing I should worry about is finding a husband. I didn’t know that being single was a disease but apparently that was the only thing wrong with me.
Dr. Madhavan & Dr. Jalil were both very thorough when I saw them & thankfully they were the ones prescribing drugs to me & diagnosing me where meeting with Dr. Al-​Rawi was just for test results. That reminds me, before he came in the room to give me my results I heard him speaking with a nurse in the hallway who had to tell him what tests I had done & explain the results to him as well. As I overheard this conversation I was totally freaked out… I would have felt more comfortable just talking to that nurse!
I will definitely go back here if I need to but will certainly call ahead to find out the Dr. on hand that day as well. I’d rather sit for 2 hours at my regular Dr. than be diagnosed by someone past their prime.

The office women are very nice and Dr. Haque (said like Heck) is very personable and seems cool but don’t be fooled, that is where the good stops. IF you have an emergency and need urgent care this place could work. If you are thinking about choosing Dr. Haque as your PCP. DON“T! He is barely ever there and when he is he is in a hurry to leave. He doesn’t listen to his patients and evidentially doesn’t even take good notes so he can pretend to remember. I have never seen such negligence and disregard in a Dr until Dr. Haque. He really is only good for a one time visit at urgent care… Patient beware

Have you ever slipped on wet tile in the morning and fallen shoulder first into a toilet, shattering it into five pieces one of which cut a half-​inch deep gash in your shoulder? Well, consider yourself lucky. But if you ever do, Dr. Haque (pronounced Doctor Hack, how is that not a horror movie character?) is the man to put four stitches in, cracking jokes the whole time.
Granted, don’t expect the doctors to be there right when the place opens and expect a serious hard sell from the managing doctor.