Dr. Mahjabeen Bano Haq, DO, Babylon, NY

What patients are saying

Overall rating

3.97

Average wait time

4.03

Bedside manner

3.93

“Dr was understanding, requested X-rays, to see if we could get to the source of my joint pain . I hadn’t carried anything heavy or worked out at all. I appreciated the fact that she didn’t offer meds & send me on my way like some doc would.”

Evelyn H.July 19, 2021

About Dr. Mahjabeen Bano Haq

Dr. Mahjabeen Haq completed her undergraduate education at SUNY Binghamton, receiving her Bachelor of Science with a major in Integrative Neuroscience. Dr. Haq received her medical degree from NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her medical residency training at Mount Sinai St. Luke’s-West Hospital located in the heart of New York City. She then specialized in Rheumatology by completing a fellowship training program at Stony Brook University Medical Center, the leading hospital in Suffolk County and at Northport Veterans Administration Medical Center. She now joins the excellent team of rheumatologists at Long Island Regional Arthritis & Osteoporosis Care in Babylon, New York. Dr. Haq anticipates treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions, autoimmune conditions, arthritis, and osteoporosis – striving to work together with patients in a compassionate manner to develop comprehensive treatment plans.

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Areas of expertise

This doctor's experience enhances their expertise in similar cases. Below are the conditions or surgeries they treat most frequently.

Inflammation of artery(s)

Pain in joint

Rheumatoid arthritis

Osteoporosis

Gout

Arthritis

Inflammation of artery(s)

Pain in joint

Rheumatoid arthritis

Osteoporosis

Office location

Dr. Mahjabeen Bano Haq, DO also offers online video visits for patients

Long Island Regional Arthritis & Osteoporosis Care

500 W Main St, Suite 110, Babylon, NY 11702

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Education and background

Practice names

Long Island Regional Arthritis & Osteoporosis Care

Hospital affiliations

Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center

Board certifications

American Board of Internal Medicine
Rheumatology (American Board of Internal Medicine)

Education and training

Medical School - New York Institute of Technology, New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Languages spoken

English

Provider's gender

Female

NPI number

1790123289

Patient reviews

All reviews have been submitted by patients after interacting with the practice.

Overall rating

3.97

Wait time

4.03

Bedside manner

3.93

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The Dr. was very friendly, easy to talk too and very understanding.

November 23, 2021Brenda S.Verified patient

The receptionist did not acknowledge me. I was uneasy as she kept shouting personal question across the waiting room rather than call me over and speak one on one with me. The physician was brusque, and made me uncomfortable. She didnt seem interested in my concerns and I felt like I interupted her and she was in a hurry to get back to an important task.

September 16, 2021Heather M.Verified patient

Dr was understanding, requested X-rays, to see if we could get to the source of my joint pain . I hadn’t carried anything heavy or worked out at all. I appreciated the fact that she didn’t offer meds & send me on my way like some doc would.

July 19, 2021Evelyn H.Verified patient

I went there cause I wasn’t pleased with my prior doctor and I wanted to get a second opinion on my treatment,I also though being that she is a female which is the opposite sex of my prior , that I would have felt more comfortable and she would have been more understanding of what I’m going through instead she just did blood work, gave me a month to come back and see her so now I’m gonna end up still going back to my old doctor since I have to get treatment before the date she gave me to come back, it took away from the whole purpose of me coming to her initially, I just felt that she didn’t care or put in any effort at all to help me

July 5, 2021Cameshia T.Verified patient

Professional, efficient

April 15, 2021Kristina I.Verified patient

This appointment was a series of errors right from the start. Poorly run office staff, non-responsive doctor. 1. The dr's office moved and it wasn't noted on Zocdoc. I still got to my appointment on time even though went to the wrong address first. 2. Waited 30 minutes for the office to even ask for my paperwork- During this time there was NO temperature taken, separation of chairs for COVID precautions.... I waited in the hall at first but it ended up taking two hours before I saw the dr. Dr Haq apologized and was nice and professional during the appointment. 3. I had to have blood taken; told them that my veins "rolled" and were difficult. Nurse could NOT take my blood. After failed painful attempts in both arms I told them they would have to make use of what they had. They told me they could not and I went to a lab who easily took the 5 vials of blood they needed. (charged insurance anyway for bloodwork) 4. I was told it would take at least 3 weeks for the blood work to come back so I made my appointment 5 weeks later- One week later when I received the results; I was concerned about what seemed to be positive Lyme disease results and didn't want to wait for follow up to discuss. Called office and asked for a return phone call to discuss if prescription would be needed if Lyme disease was positive. NO call back after one week and three phone calls! This was the most unprofessional response from a doctor. I asked if ANYONE from the office can return my call to let me know if I was reading the results correctly but they said ONLY the dr could return my call; which she did not. At this point I cancelled my follow up appointment and made an appointment with a different dr.which I told the office I would do in my third phone call 6 days after the first call. If the dr was too busy for a call back after a week, I didn't have an interest in returning to this poorly run office.

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