Shahram Khoshbin MD w Boston

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  Rob McCluskey

  :: 27 November 2019 22:47:54

  In my life i have dealt with numerous doctors. I have never dealt with someone as caring and kind hearted as Dr. Khoshbin. He takes his time with his patients, shows he cares, explains everything thoroughly and wants to work with you to find the best route possible. I am so impressed by him. Highly recommended.

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  Helen N.

  :: 12 October 2018 14:28:38

  Dr. Khoshbin hasn't been my neurologist for years, since he opted to scale his practice more toward pediatric neurology, but I wish he still could be. I have a fairly minor seizure disorder that nonetheless does need treatment, and which most neurologists can't even see on an EEG. He did, and figured out what it is: a migraine disorder. This was a real surprise as I don't have headaches. The precise diagnosis enabled me to be treated with the optimal medication for the first time in my life, and it is entirely thanks to Dr. Khoshbin that I have been seizure-free AND free of horrific side effects (except when a new neuro insists on changing the med, which does not go well) ever since then. He is an incredibly gifted diagnostician.

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  Elli Ahr

  :: 12 February 2018 02:25:22

  I wouldn’t waist my time, energy n my money counting on this old school thinker that seems to have issues to try new advanced technology in healthcare to help the patient become completely seizure free. The only think that makes his name stand out is because he is the member of Harvard university faculty and for being from Iran he is supposedly a pride in Iranian American communities.

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  Talk about movies and music, wrestling wwefreakno.1

  :: 03 February 2018 00:41:10

  Dr Shahram Khoshbin is the best doctor he listen to me and he takes his time and asking how I’m feeling he is a awesome doctor I would recommend Dr Khoshbin

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  Rhys McGovern

  :: 17 February 2016 10:31:57

  I use an ASL interpreter and am gender-nonconforming. Dr. Khoshbin spoke over my interpreter on several occasions during my office visit, told me I should just speak to communicate because it is easier and faster, and implied that because I have a hearing loss I am an unsafe driver. In the written report, Dr. Khoshbin wrote "language function was difficult to asses because of having to perform this interview through a sign language interpreter." He misgendered me during my office visit and many times in his written report, including using the term "he/she". I would not recommend Dr. Khosbin to *anyone*, particularly not to anyone using an ASL interpreter or who is trans/gender-nonconfoming. I experienced him as rude, audist, uninformed and insensitive.