>Dr. Lafi S. Khalil is an orthopedist in Flint, Michigan and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Hurley Medical Center and McLaren Flint Hospital. He received his medical degree from Wayne State University School of Medicine and has been in practice between 6-10 years. Dr. Lafi S. Khalil accepts Medicare, Aetna, Blue Cross and other insurance plans accepted.
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Chris Reid
5 months agoDr Khalil is the best and I was so comfortable in the hospital and my checkup.I completely trust him. Thank you, God Bless
Basel Elias
a year agoIโm super thankful to have worked with Dr. Khalil. He listened and answered all of my questions and didnโt push for surgery. He took the time to explain and go over non-surgical treatment options as well. Throughout the entire process I always felt like Dr. Khalil had my best interest in mind and a commitment to helping me. He took the time to follow up with me multiple times even after my treatment. He truly cares about his patients.
Katia Ammari
a year agoAt my doctors appointment with Dr.Lafi Khalil, I can confidently say that his level of patient care and expertise has exceeded all my expectations! He offered me non surgical options and explained everything in detail. You can truly tell how much he cares for his patients! Will definitely be recommending him to my family and friends!
Anupam Ahlawat
11 months agoIt was a very positive experience. I was checked in on time and the visit started soon after. Dr.khalil was very thorough and explained my injury and proposed line of treatment. He respected my time and commitment and adapted as needed to give me best possible treatment, I would highly recommend him.
P Wash
a year agoHe was very kind and seemed to genuinely care about my granddaughters condition. The only negative is that we were there entirely too long. More consideration should be taken when young patients are being seen, in this case, 14 months old. We were there for more than 2 hours, just waiting in different areas of service. Adapt some type of protocol when children are on the schedule, so that they can be in and out more expeditiously.