Dr. Rushdi Zareen Abdul Cader

Dr. Cader provided my child and I excellent medical attention during one of the most traumatic times in my life. I cannot thank Dr. Cader enough for all he has done for my family. God bless you!

A very empathetic and caring Doctor. Treated me with dignity and care. He is the best Doctor I ever had. Seems like a good guy. Speaks well of others which I think shows honesty and confidence. I can tell you this, I trust his decision making explicitly!

I found Dr. Cader to be an empathetic and engaged doctor. He did not rush through matters and is clearly knowledgeable and experienced. Once he diagnosed my pneumonia he took the time to explain how pneumonia develops, and why it is so serious. He aggressively treated with antibiotics and inhalers and wanted me to check back with him. I appreciated the personal rapport he sought to build, asking about my family's well being, as sharing some stories about his kids. Overall great experience..

Dr Carer was very caring and thorough. Great Dr and would definitely recommend to others.

I've known Dr. Cader both personally and as a professional for over 10 years. Any time I had a health issue, he was the first person I called upon. I did the same for my wife and 3 boys. Dr. Cader listened to our concerns, and helped us make good decisions. His bedside manners are 2nd to none. I've seen him in the busy ER yet have extra patience in dealing with uncooperative or belligerent patients. I've seen him calm and cool while he has to crack open the chest of an accident victim and saved their life! He donates his time and skills to law enforcement nationwide by teaching tactical medicine too. He is the professional and I guarantee after you visit with him, you too would rate him 5 stars!

I am pretty sure that Dr. Abdul Cader saved my brothers life. The doctor who saw mu brother in the emergency room earlier in the day sent him back to the rehad facility. The second time he was taken to the emergency room I told emergncy that they were not to send my brother back to rehab and he needed to be admitted, Dr. Abdul Cader, sat down with me and LISTENED to the whole story and immediately started tests and working on getting my brother admitted to the hospital.

The doctor was terrible. I felt he would rather be somewhere else. I felt I was inconvenience him. He was in and out so quickly. Never felt I was a priority and I never really obtained answers. It was a waist of my time and money. I went the next day to a local urgent care and received the appropriate care,treatment and answers I needed. I really am disappointed that it was a fellow minority. I always cringe when a unflattering news is reporting on a fellow minority.