Doc knows his business. Nurses know their stuff too. This is a Doctors office that is going to know You. They care deeply about the patient. Not making money. I like that.

1st time I had seen him, as well as my first time to go to a Rheumatoid Arthritis specialist; He turned out to be great. I'd originally heard that Dr. Sloan was great as an Arthritis specialist--however--when my primary doctor's staff tried to refer me to her (Dr. Sloan) for my 1st arthritis treatment, Dr. Sloan's staff was rude & off-putting such that my primary physician (who is a great doc that I've been happy with for many years--and who's staff I've trusted/always helps me with referrals, med requests, medicare paperwork, etc.) well my primary Doc & his staff suggested I go to Dr. Mohammed because he & his staff were excellent whereas Dr. Sloan's staff were off-putting/rude & made the referral nearly impossible to follow-through with... So I decided that if my long-term/trusted Dr. & his staff felt much more comfortable with the referral to Dr. Mohammed, then I'd give him a chance & sure enough, he turned out to be great: 1) I had a good all-round experience: he put me at ease with his overall medical knowledge/attitude (I'm middle-aged so I tend to scrutinize everything a Doctor says so as to judge them as best I can, especially if it's a new Doc as far as "none of my family/friends have used him yet") such that he seemed at ease/confident in his manner; 2) his vocabulary & assessment all had a solid tone & confidence while being at ease as well; 3) He gave a good well-rounded feeling of taking his time with me---there was no sense of rush me in & out, even though I was a totally new patient to him/his staff. So far so good (was about a year & a half ago) with meds & follow-up, etc., so I'd recommend him for anyone looking for arthritis treatment.