Dr. Anila Wahid, MD, Plantation FL

Terrible experience. Dr. Wahid is unpersonable, does not listen to what you are expressing, does not validate you. I finally made the smart decision to change providers, and on the 1st visit my new provider validated me and ordered some specific exams. I finally found the exact cause for my symptoms. (Symptoms I have been experiencing for the past 5 months that Dr. Wahid had called "normal". Every time I went to see Dr. Wahid I had to pay $40 for her to tell me it was normal. Please advocate for yourself and listen to your body.

I love her! She had been recommended by multiple people. I’m having a baby in 5 days and she has been there for me every step of the way. She spends time with you and talks to you. You are a person not a number and I love this about her. All the nurses and reception are great woman too! Thank you for the good care.

Dr. Wahid was very kind and truly listened to the issues I was having. She counseled well on diagnosis and treatment options and I left feeling truly cared for. Highly recommend her!

I was brand new patient. I didn't know her and she didn't know me. She ask no questions or offered any advice.she is an ok doctor. Did what she was suppose do. Nothing added nothing subtracted. Nothing great to report in this review

Terrible doctor, very unprofessional, makes you feel dumb, does not explain things well, did not review records, reports and labs I brought in, she was rushing to finish so she could leave, this is the 2nd time I have seen her this year and both times the same thing, I will not be going back. I paid a $45 copay for nothing, left there more confused than when I went in, not professional whatsoever.

Anila is Great Sherine is great the ultrasound tech is great, the lady who makes appointments at the front desk has a horrible attitude and will detour your from wanting to be a patient there, has no understanding and no manners whatsover Otherwise Anila delivered my baby vis C section and did a fantastic job, They also sometimes have long wait times.

Let me first say, the front desk staff and the interviewing nurse were both lovely. When I took my clothes off to wait for the doctor I realized there was no gown and only a paper sheet to cover myself with. I've never been to an office with only a sheet when you were asked to remove all your clothes. The only time I've ever been given only a sheet is when only the bottom half needs to be undressed. So I sat on the table with my back and butt completely uncovered in a room with very thin walls. So, I could hear voices of women and men in adjoining rooms, in the hallway, and outside the office entirely. When doors opened to other rooms, it sounded as if my door was opening without a knock or warning. I was also sitting there for 30 minutes with no communication as to how much longer it would be. I finally put a jacket on and stuck my head out the door. I made eye contact with a woman across at the front desk and asked if the doctor was coming. With a completely expressionless face, the woman replied "yes", when I then said it had been 30 minutes she replied "ok" again with a blank face. I felt that was very rude and since I was already anxious from sitting in that room naked for so long, I began to cry. A few moments later, the same woman walked in and it turned out she was the doctor. I was already crying and so was pretty dramatic but I asked her why she had been rude and she replied "I don't know what you're referring to", I then started going on about waiting 30 minutes with no communication and having no gown to which she replied "we have a gown" and I said "this is not a gown, it's a sheet" to which she replied "that's what we use", to which I replied "Well, I am suggesting you should get some gowns". She continued to stare blankly at me and I asked "Can I get a little validation here or an apology? " and she said "Well I really don't know what I'd be apologizing for". I then repeated all of the above and she said in what I viewed as a sarcastic tone "Sorry". She then said "You seem upset, perhaps we should reschedule" which basically communicated to me that I either pull it together and shut my mouth or I won't be getting examined. She went to get a nurse to observe and we moved forward with the examination with me still in tears and no one saying a kind word to me unless required by the examination. This was already a nerve-wracking situation for me because I am at high risk of cancers both due to a family history and HPV diagnosis so these are not fun appointments. I feel as if a practitioner in this field should understand how their patients might be feeling. In addition, any woman with sexual trauma would likely not feel safe sitting naked with her hands across her chest to keep a sheet up at all, much less for half an hour with very thin walls. There wasn't even music playing or anything to make this universally uncomfortable situation a little bit better. Get some gowns, communicate time expectations to your waiting patients, and for god's sake, be nicer. Side note: This is also the first female gynecologist I've been to who uses a metal speculum. Every woman who has experienced both knows the metal speculum, because of its temperature, is far less comfortable than a plastic one.

My first time meeting Dr. Wahid and the second gynecologist I have had in my entire 53 years. She was amazing and I’m so glad I met her and will continue to go to her. She listened and spent time and care with me. I felt 100% comfortable with her. Thank you Dr. Wahid.

She’s pretty good I mean it was my very first visit but that where it counts the most. She’s very easy to talk to and her presence is very welcoming and comfortable. Dr. Anila will now be my primary gyn/ob. The office is clean neat and quiet. It’s a little chilly nothing a sweater can’t fix. Overall experience was great

Dr. Wahil is very professional and compassionate. I have been to other place and was hurt during a Papsmear. I will not go anywhere else. The staff are kind also. I like Premier OBGYN.
Come by here ladies.

I love dr.wahid she’s amazing she’s so patient with me and she’s a good listener. She provides the best service and she makes sure you understand what your doing and explain it before she starts anything. She answers any question you may have I just love her! I’ll recommend her to anyone and everyone! Her whole staff is amazing ️ they professional and straight forward and most of all understanding! Thank dr wahid and staff for being so awesome ️

I had an 8: 30 appointment. I arrived at 8: 15 to complete paper work. I was taken into the office at 8: 40. I sat in the exam room for one hour, as Dr. Rahid did not arrive until 9: 40. When I commented to her that I was annoyed that I had to wait so long she said emergencies happen. When I questioned her about the emergency, she said she could not comment on it due to patient confidentiality. She then walked out of the exam room. I waited another 15 minuted and upon her return, I mentioned I had been a patient of her former colleague for 35 years. Her nurse then informed me that she was sure that he had never seen a patient at 8: 30! Rude and inconsiderate my time. I will never return.

I wish I could give 0 stars. I had an appointment at 8: 30am I was called in for an ultrasound and then brought back to the waiting room then called in again to answer the same questions in another room then waited there then called into another room and then waited 20+ minutes again. When I asked when I would see the doctor because I had to work, I was told she had an emergency patient which I understood. When the doctor came into the office she was rude and acted irritated with me no matter what question I asked. I have no interest in ever returning to this office. I will find another gyn.

I do not understand how Dr. Wahid has so many awful reviews. Yes, sometimes you may wait a little, but that happens anywhere. She always makes the time to answer all my questions, and explain everything in detail. The staff is pretty nice too. This is my second pregnancy with her and I really appreciate all of them.

Dr. Wahid has moved to a new and remodeled office and it’s much better than the older office. I was in and out in 1 hour. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, clean office, freshly painted, new equipment, quiet and not many people. The older office was busy, people were everywhere and it was old and outdated. Dr. Wahid was so friendly and very helpful!

These people are very unprofessional i only went maybe2 or 3 times the first time they took blood from me then when i came back for my 2nd appointment they had me waiting hours my appoin, emt was at 11 in the am i sat there for hours then when they seen me and dr wahid came in the room to speak to me she is very nasty she dont explain things so that u vcan understand she catch attitudes she is very unprofessional she tells you things but vant explain what is the cause for it and when u ask questions she get upset as if im not suppose to ask qyestion they dont call back to give u any information regarding lab work they are NOT PROFESSIONALS i will be changing my gyn

My wife called to book appointment after being turned away by 2 other Dr's for being high risk. Dr Wahid accepted her after my wife explained why she was high risk. Waited a week for appointment and woke up excited today. After they had us fill out all paperwork and start tests, the nurse called my wife in and said the Dr looked up the heart implant info online and decided to turn her away. My wife was heart broken. And scared now that she won't be able to have our baby. So incredibly unprofessional. Waiting room old and stinks. And staff not very friendly. Spent over an hour and a half waiting. If your excited about having a baby, don't go to her. But if your looking for a place to take all the joy out of having a baby, this is the place to go!

Dr. Wahid offered no help for my menopause symptoms. I'm sorry that I went to her without finding out if she treats menopause patients. I just got a bill today for $120 for nothing because my plan has a deductible.