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Irys Medical Clinic

  • Internist in Honolulu
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  • 4.4
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Irys Medical Clinic
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4.4 out of 5
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Olivia Akana
a year ago
I recently had the chance to see Dr. Nassiri, an internal medicine specialist, and I gotta say, he's one of the coolest doctors I've ever met! He really cares about his patients and goes out of his way to make sure they feel taken care of. Right from our first meeting, I could tell that he was super thorough and actually cared about my well-being. If you're looking for an awesome internal medicine doctor who knows their stuff and treats you like a real person, then I highly recommend Dr. Nassiri. He's the best!
Liam Kekona
a year ago
My visit to Dr. Nassiri Afshar at Irys Medical Clinic was fantastic! He is a top internal medicine doctor who really knows his stuff, but more importantly, he listens and cares. He took the time to get to the bottom of my health issues, offering advice that was easy to understand and perfectly suited for me. I felt like he truly valued my health and me as a person. He is your best choice if you're looking for a kind and knowledgeable doctor in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Debra Butler
a year ago
My Primary Care Physician, Dr. Farhad Nassiri Afshar values two-way communication. That means sitting down and having a conversation with you during visits. He shows concern for my feelings & makes me feel like he really listens to me and respects what I have to say. He is honest, forthright, tactful, and empathetic, and offer hope and encouragement when appropriate. Health care can be complicated. And explanations can often be full of confusing medical terms. My PCP break concepts down using plain language so that I can understand what’s happening. I likes how he treats me with respect. Listens to my opinions and concerns. Encourages me to ask questions & Explains things in ways I can understand. Being an excellent communicator also means being a good listener because it enables you to understand the needs and concerns of your patients Availability. The average primary doctor spends around 17 minutes with a patient if that much. ... My PCP takes the time to outline my options and explain the pros and cons of each of them. Then WE discuss what works best for me in my situation. I feel ownership in the final decision of what to do next. When discussing next steps, Dr. Afshar says “there’s no bad question,” As patients we have to be comfortable enough to ask what’s on our mind. If we’re not comfortable, we’re not going to follow the treatment plan. Repeating the options back to your doctor when they will listen to you is a good way to make sure you understand them. Even when I see other doctors & acupuncturist my doctor still stay up to date on my health. My doctor also uses email and a secure patient portal to communicate with me. A secure patient portal is a platform where you and your doctor can exchange nonurgent messages. It’s a good way to handle communication between appointments. My Doctor also uses a patient portal to share follow-up information, such as test results. “I’m a fan of the portals, because the messages are his words exactly and it improves the accuracy of questions in between visits. If my relationship line up with the relationship you have with your PCP, celebrate! You’ve likely found a good match. If they don’t resonate with you, you might want to consider finding a PCP who’s a better fit.
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Edited a year ago
Dr. Farhad Nassiri Afshar at Irys Clinic is amazing; he's all ears, very knowledgeable internist , genuinely cares, and his skills and kindness really make a difference. Totally suggest checking him out for great care and dedication.
FGM Tommey
a year ago
I booked an appointment and when I came the door was locked. Office says open from 9:00am to 4:00pm but somehow when I call him for my appointment at 12:00 he said the office is closed and my appointment was canceled. Complete waste of time. The other clinics ask for information at the appointment. There was nothing on the site that says you have to send the information before you come. False information on the office website. After realizing that, the person said we can book another one for the next day. I thought the office was open from 9am to 4pm though. Why couldn’t they just ask for the information on the website before they decided to book the appointment. Doesn’t state the specific actions you have to take before arriving.
Arash Soltani
a year ago
He is a Very expert and intelligent doctor
Keanu Rowland
a year ago
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