Dr. Majd A. Aburabia, MD

This woman has helped me tremendously through out the years with both her exquisite medical talent and her immense compassion ! I was so saddened when I learned she was no longer at this office and everyone was all secret about it. I hope wherever she moved to that they realize what an exemplary person/physician they have ! Beaumont/Corewell has lost there damn mind !!

Dr. A. Will always b one of a kind. Her mannerism and professionalism is awesome. She made you feel like u mattered. She's very thurual and she makes sure you are taken care of. She is the best. Like I said truly one of a kind. Compassionate and Caring

Dr. Aburabia is the absolute best. She's super sweet and warm. She's my doctor the first and second time I got cancer. She gave me the best advice I could ever have got going through the whole cancer ordeal. When all my other doctors told me to abort my baby because he could kill both of us, Dr. Aburabia told me not to abort him. He's almost 7 years old now. Not to mention, he's also my best friend. I love you Dr. Aburabia, you are an angel on this earth ❤️❤️❤️

Dr. Aburabia was one of the most professional doctors my mom ever had. She performed her surgery a year ago and explained everything in detail; she welcomed our questions and is extremely knowledgeable. Recently something occurred with my mom and she seen her as an emergency appointment and performed emergency surgery the following day. I have never seen a Dr. that does anything it takes to make sure his/her patient is pain free.

How does this lady call herself a doctor?! Her primary job should be to help people and NOT to break their spirits! Absolute worse bedside manner I have ever witnessed. My mother-in-law has been diagnosed with cancer for the second time and this physician made her feel even worse about her circumstances. First this MONSTER TELLS HER "YOU ARE GOING TO DIE, WE CANNOT PERFORM THE SURGERY BECAUSE OF CERTAIN RISKS”. What type of monster does that? My mother-in-law is a strong woman and will do whatever it takes to get through this. We have already spoken to several other physicians that agree that her risks aren’t a dead end and that surgery is definitely an option. Shame on the way this physician handled this situation. When someone hears that they have been diagnosed with cancer, they feel as if the world has come crashing down on their shoulders and all they need is a little support and motivation; which is something that this physician has no clue how to offer.