Mansoor Anwer Zaidi

This man has a bias against those suffering from substance abuse. It is a disease according to the AMA, so he should take his bias out with that organization instead of the patients he 'treats'.

This guy is awful. Misspelled the name of the street of Holyoke Medical Center on a death certificate. Contacted him NUMEROUS times so he could fix it. Not only did he never respond to voicemails, I ended up having to get the LEGAL department of the hospital involved. EVEN THEY couldn't convince this doctor to fix their mistake. ABSOLUTE UNPROFESSIONALITY.

I had an allergic reaction last night and got this doctor at Holyoke Hospital. Was extremely rude, and I mean EXTREMELY. I had taken my Epipen instructed by the operator on the phone while at home. I was okay when I got to the hospital. He walked in arrogantly not believing that my throat had been excessively tight and I was vomiting like crazy 30 minutes after eating to the point I had to give my husband the phone to talk to the 911 operator. He took my arms and said "no rash" and then put his head on my head and said "not stiff." He left the room and poked his head in while still in the hallway and loudly said "neck tightness is not possible and you never had an allergy to tree nuts before last time. That's funny, because I called and scheduled with an allergist today who said I definitely had an allergic reaction. Started being allergic to tree nuts a little bit ago, and accidentally ate something without thinking it had tree nuts (tree nuts are apparently in everything).

In 2016 I was on vacation visiting family when I started miscarrying. Went to the ER at Mercy to confirm. My pain intensified the next day so I went to Holyoke ER where I saw this doctor. He didn't believe my pain was real, he insisted I was faking and put something in an IV and made sure to tell me it wasn't a narcotic. The pain decreased after a gush of fluid, I was discharged and the pain continued to increase again over the course of the next week. I ended up flying home in pain, only to find out I needed antibiotics, I missed a month of work recovering. Had he believed my pain he may have ordered more than an external ultrasound and caught the issue, but because he believed I was drug-seeking he was sure I was faking. If you are a woman, seek care elsewhere. Even if I had been drug seeking, I was a human being in need of care and compassion, not what I received. He was cold and indifferent.

He is one of the best MD I have visited, very good knowledge base and bed side manners, would love to be his patient

he is the best ED MD at holyoke

He is the worst dr I have ever seen thinks everyone is seeking drugs he should do something else for a living the dr thing is not working very cocky