Clifford Kahn, MD

Dr. Khan is a great doctor, knowledgeable, and personable. He can think outside the box if the situation calls for it. He is a very caring individual. He is candid about conditions and will avoid surgery if it’s not necessary. He is highly recommended.

Dr. Kahn ,
Is the Marcus Welby MD of the 21^st century. He has never spoke to me or looked at me in a disrespectful or condescending tone. He is well educated and open minded and has amazing bed side manners. He is not perfect, but he is wise and teachable and reachable and never gives up on me. It is rare to feel safe and care for in the health care profession. It has been my experience that he goes above and beyond repeatedly. I never feel rushed, devalued or unimportant and I have been a SCI woman for 37 years. I wish I could find a way to let him know how much his caring attitude means to me. feeling safe is essential in the healing process.
*************10 stars. In addition he works great with kids. he helped my son when he was a teen also. He has been my doc for almost a decade. He is not infallible, he is reliable, not bad for being human.
Thanks Doc, If only w could clone you.
from all due Respect,
Rhonda Lynn Sojourn, Ma. LMFT
He is so wonderful that even if I am concerned or upset about a decision or a choice he has made, we can always talk about it. It never plays that, I am the doc, I am god, I know everything. He is always a team player and a great team leader.

IS FACILITIES SECRETARY NEED TO BE AND GET ON TOP OF THEIR GAME. I was referred here for my father and he is on work comp and they dont take it and when they were called about his case they never told the nurse about not taking works comp. They need to train their staff better.

I went to Dr. Kahn after I landed on the side of my foot from missing a curb (it was swollen and hard for me to walk) and was concerned I had a broken bone in my foot. I had already been to urgent care over the weekend and wanted assurances from him that nothing was fractured. This was about the sixth time that someone in my family has been to him over the years for the foot/​ankle and as usual, I had a positive experience. In fact, I was surprised to see a negative review about him since I have always thought him to be a great doc for the foot/​ankle. I did have to wait two days for an appt. since I told them it wasn’t an emergency; I had already had another doctor xray me and he said I didn’t have a fracture. I found the waiting room comfortable and relaxing and the office staff was nice. I did not have to wait long to go in a room and shortly after a nurse came in and took my history verbally, Dr. Kahn came in and I like that he seemed to be briefed already on my problem. He examined my foot thoroughly and looked at the xrays from the previous doc. They hadn’t taken many views of the foot. I was pleased that Dr. Kahn wanted to be more thorough and took some more detailed views of the foot. He then went over my new xrays with me as well as my treatment plan, exercises I should do, and when I should return. He was very patient and took a lot of time with me assuring me I didn’t have a broken bone. He wanted me to put a soft foot brace (wrap) IF it was comfortable for me, I told him I thought I had the same wrap at home from my son’s previous injury. He said I could try on the brace at the office and come back any time to get it. If my son’s worked, I could use that one. He didn’t push me to buy another one. As it turned out, my son’s brace was ucomfortable and I didn’t use it. I was happy I didn’t waste the money. I am going to return to Dr. Kahn for follow-​up. I trust him the most for my foot.

I was referred to Dr. Kahn by my internist, When I checked his Unilocal reviews, there were only two — one good and one bad. Now only the bad review exists. Well, here is another bad review. Although the Staff was nice, especially the lady at the front desk, the quality of the medical treatment was poor. The first visit went well as I had a short wait, had x-​rays taken and was given a referral for an MRI on my sore toe. However, subsequent visits resulted in long waits and somewhat painful exams and treatment. I decided to get a second opinion after Dr. Kahn suggested that for best results I should have my toenail removed. Guess what! The foot doctor who gave me a second opinion (Dr. Jaivin at SCOI) said I just needed a careful but thorough nail trim, which he did in two appointments, in order to minimize my pain. It sure feels great to wear dress shoes and walk without pain.