Dr. Alifia M Khan, MD

 Overview

Dr. Alifia M Khan, MD works in Evansville, Indiana is a specialist in Cytopathology, Clinical Pathology & Anatomic Pathology. Dr. Khan is affiliated with Deaconess Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital

 Specialties

• Cytopathology
• Clinical Pathology & Anatomic Pathology

 State License

• Indiana
• Virginia

 Education & Training

 Awards

 Dr. Khan Reviews

 Add review

 close

Likely to Recommend:*

I would recommend this provider to a friend

Convenience:*

I received a timely response to my questions and concerns.
I got an appointment when I needed one.
They kept things moving and on time during my visit.

Knowledge and Skill:*

I received a thorough evaluation.
I received a correct diagnosis and up-to-date treatment.
I was given specific advice on lifestyle changes I can make to improve my health.

Shared Decision Making and Communication:*

I was given the medical information I needed in an understandable way.
The provider really listened, gave me the time I needed, and put me at ease.
We discussed treatment options and choices I have.
The provider addressed traditional and alternative medicine treatment options in an open-minded way.

Outcomes:*

The results of my care met my expectations.

Review:*

Author name:*

Email:*

Email address will not be published

 

 Add Review   Cancel

 Office Locations

Primary location

 Map & Directions

 Insurances Accepted (check insurance plans)

 Blog Posts

 Patients Questions

 Affiliated Hospitals

Deaconess Hospital

5501 North Portland Avenue Oklahoma OK, Oklahoma City, 73112

Deaconess Hospital is a non-profit hospital located in Oklahoma City, OK. Procedures/Diagnosis costs are at the state average in 8 of 10 procedures. Length of Stay is at the state average in 6 of 10 procedures.

Good Samaritan Hospital

2425 Samaritan Drive California CA, San Jose, 95124

Good Samaritan Hospital is a hospital located in San Jose, CA. Procedures/Diagnosis costs are at the state average in 10 of 14 procedures. Length of Stay is at the state average in 12 of 14 procedures.