>Dr. Anjum Khera’s passion for the medical field was sparked during her childhood as she watched her father, Dr. Abdul Ghani, a renowned ENT surgeon, work and help others. Dr. Khera is a graduate of Fatima Jinah Medical College in Lahore, Pakistan. In 1994, she completed her pediatric training at the Waterbury Hospital in Connecticut, which had affiliations with the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and Yale University School of Medicine. Upon completing her residency and prior to entering into private practice, she served as the Medical Director of the Pediatric Department at the Staywell Health Center in Waterbury, CT.
Dr. Khera is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at University of Connecticut Medical School and enjoys teaching medical students rotating at her office. In partnership with Eastern Connecticut Health Network (ECHN), she offers Residents the opportunity to perform clinical rotations at her office.
Dr. Khera is a strong advocate of children’s overall well-being. To provide the best possible healthcare experience for her patients, ABC Pediatrics is a recognized NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Practice.
Dr. Khera is married to a practicing physician. They have two children together.
Dr. Anjum Khera, MD is a pediatrician in Manchester, CT and has over 38 years of experience in the medical field. She graduated from Fatima Jinnah Medical College For Women, University Of Health Sciences Lahore in 1985. She is accepting new patients and telehealth appointments.
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a year agoI recently had an appointment for my son that I showed up for on time. To my surprise, upon arriving, I was informed by the assistant that there was no doctor available for the day. What makes this situation even more bewildering is the fact that the assistant claimed they had been trying to reach me via phone, which simply wasn't the case. I received no calls or emails about any changes to the appointment. The lack of communication and the absence of any apology for the inconvenience left me deeply disappointed. This level of unprofessionalism is concerning, and it's unfortunate to have experienced such a disorganized situation. Clear communication and respecting patients' time are essential in any professional setting. I hope the management takes this feedback seriously and works towards improving their services and communication channels. I hope no one else has to encounter such an unprofessional experience in the future.
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