UCSF Pediatric Ophthalmology Clinic 5275 Claremont Avenue, Oakland, CA 94618

"Very poor response. I been calling them to make my sons eye appointment as he got referred by his PCP but no one is calling back . I left my cell phone number and they call one time on my home number . I left numerous message with my cell phone . Still waiting and he will start school soon . I was hoping he will be able to see the Dr before school starts . I don’t know how to reach them ."

"Dr. Azam Qureshi of UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital of Oakland, Ophthamology, went above and beyond with my son who has autism, epilepsy, and intellectual disabilities as a result of his rare disorder, SYNGAP1 NSID. After uncovering a mutual love of Ghostbusters and all things ghosts during the pre-op appointment, Dr. Qureshi showed up to surgery the next day with his own proton pack to match my son’s and with his phenomenal bedside manner, he helped to keep my son happy and calm leading into surgery. The staff in the Outpatient Unit was equally as wonderful and even supplied a virtual reality headset preset with calming apps. To say I was impressed with Dr. Qureshi and the outpatient team at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital of Oakland would be an understatement. It’s rare to find a doctor that truly connects with their patients and we feel so blessed that we were lucky enough to find Dr. Azam Qureshi! Thank you for taking care of my child as if he was your own!!!"

"Perhaps this dr should not work with children. Became frustrated when my grandchild began to cry. Never answered any questions, just abruptly left room."

"This "doctor" spent minutes with our son, and was incredibly rude. You cannot make a proper diagnosis if you don't spend the appropriate amount of time with the patient. Avoid at all cost."

"I will not be returning to Dr. K. We had an appointment time for my son and ended up waiting over 2 hours to be seen. Then, once in the room, he spent about 15 seconds with us. Ridiculous. Additionally, after scheduling a procedure that required arranging childcare for my other children, the week of the procedure I find out the doctor decided to go to a conference. This behavior is completely unprofessional and displays a lack of respect for his patients."