Ramin Khalili MD

I am 27weeks pregnant and I have had EXCRUCIATING right flank pain, so I was admitted into the hospital for two weeks. Dr. Khalili was the assigned urologist for my stay, and although we haven’t figured out exactly what the problem is – I had a wonderful experience with him. He is very knowledgeable, however, because I am pregnant we are so limited to what we can do. Anyway, he isn’t a primary care physician so don’t be offended if he doesn’t want to sit around and chit chat. He goes in and carefully fixes what he needs to fix and moves on to the next problem. If you want a doctor that is gonna sit and talk with you for 30−45min don’t see Dr. Khalili, because that’s not what he’s there for.

The staff here aren’t very nice. Especially his nurse. Disappointing. I asked if I could be in the exam room with my husband while he had a minor procedure done and they were so rude when answering my questions. The nurse made this stupid face and just said no. Just rude.

QUOTE from another review:” I was not comfortable with the receptionists. I found them to be cold over the phone. «
Personally I have found the receptionist who put me on hold 3 times, and was the most rude piece of work I have ever spoken with at a Doctors office!
There are many doctors wanting your dollars, why would a doctor keep a rude receptionist at here job as this.
Many other good doctors doing same work!

There was no help provided when I reached out to Dr Ramin Khalili’s office. Though I had an urgent matter I was told I would not be seen for a month. By then one could have kidney failure.

FULL DISCLOSURE: Dr. Khalili performed my vasectomy back in 1998. But Unilocal didn’t exist back then. I felt he did such a good job it was worth coming back almost 15 years later to write a review.
The man does incredible work, I had a complication that required me to visit a hospital, and he did the procedure there. It worked out flawlessly.
Another important consideration: he will perform vasectomies for people who have not had children. This is rare, because a lot of doctors are paranoid about getting sued by people who have barren remorse. Without a doubt, the best money I’ve ever spent in my life.

Dr. Khalili did my vasectomy about 1 month ago. He performed the procedure confidently and with a steady hand as we chatted about sports and family. The whole thing lasted about 30 minutes and it was painless. I only felt movement. I healed very well and the scar is barely noticeable. I highly recommend Dr. Khalili to men looking to get a vasectomy done.

I’ve been seeing Dr. Khalili for almost two years, and am of the opinion that he is an exceptional professional. I feel extremely comfortable with him, respect his medical opinions, and am thankful for his conservatism in treatment recommendations. At one point he gave me a great book to read regarding a medical condition, and then went over my readings in a lengthy appointment. I place a great deal of trust in Dr. Khalili and am very happy that he was recommended to me by my GP.

My experience with Dr. Khalili has been very good. The phone interaction with the receptionist to set up the first appointment was pleasant and painless. She was polite and answered all the questions that I had for her. My only gripe is that Dr. Khalili’s schedule was booked far in advance, which I guess is due to his popularity. At the appointment Dr. Khalili was very nice and pleasant to talk to. He took the time to explain my diagnosis in a way that was easy to understand and he answered all the questions that I had. Although I am sure he was busy, he made me feel as if my appointment was the most important thing to him at the time. This made me feel very comfortable as a patient under his care. I have recommended Dr. Khalili to friends and family members and would recommend him to anyone that is in need of a talented and professional Urologist.

Unfortunately, I cannot give a high review for him. He actually came highly recommended, but from the beginning, I was not comfortable with the receptionists. I found them to be cold over the phone.
He was also very overbooked, so getting an appointment was very difficult. Once I did, several weeks later, I was not very comfortable. Dr. Khalili himself was okay, but did not even do an examination, which I was expecting. He gave me some antibiotics for an infection, but wouldn’t clarify what kind it was, which bothered me.
I was told to make an appointment for an ultrasound (which again took several weeks). I was not comfortable with the ultrasound tech, and felt like a burden to him.
After the appointment, I tried to make another one to get the results, but was unable to get one, again, despite being in a lot of discomfort.
My mom talked to someone who said she would have the doctor look at the results, and get back to us that day, about when we could meet. Didn’t happen. Called the next day, following up, and again, no answer.
I do not feel that they properly respected my mom. I finally found a new doc to help me, and it’s been a much lovelier experience. ‘Though they wouldn’t even fax my records to the new one.