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Carrollton Pediatrics
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I took my daughter and was assigned Dr. Qamar Aslam M.D. during the visit she made me feel very uncomfortable with the questions that she asked. She asked personal questions about why I moved to Texas, why I was moving back. Why my insurance didn’t cover Texas. She made assumptions that my daughter wasn’t in school and continued to treat me as if I intentionally hurt my daughter. My daughter hurt herself after a skating accident and this wasn’t enough for her. I was an enemy from the moment that I stepped into the doctor’s office. After the mistreatment, she proceeded to get as much money out of me as she could. Later I learned at the front desk that I could have received the same services for less or even free. I would never step foot into this doctor’s office again because I felt more like an enemy and a dollar sign and the well being of my daughter was not a priority.
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