Dr. Farooq Ashraf, MD

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Dr. Farooq Ashraf, MD works in Johns Creek, Georgia is a specialist in Ophthalmology and graduated Medical College Of Ohio in 1991. Dr. Ashraf is affiliated with Northside Hospital, Northside Hospital - Forsyth and practicing for 32 years

 Specialties

• Ophthalmology

 Years Since Graduation

• 32

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Northside Hospital

1000 Johnson Ferry Road North East Georgia GA, Atlanta, 30342

Northside Hospital is a hospital located in Atlanta, GA. Procedures/Diagnosis costs are at the state average in 8 of 8 procedures. Length of Stay is at the state average in 7 of 8 procedures.

Northside Hospital - Forsyth

1200 Northside Forsyth Drive Georgia GA, Cumming, 30041

Northside Hospital - Forsyth is a hospital located in Cumming, GA. Procedures/Diagnosis costs are at the state average in 7 of 7 procedures. Length of Stay is shorter than the state average in 3 of 7 procedures.