Babatunde Jinadu, MD

El pediatras que me atendió no fue el designado para mi hijo y sólo hablaba inglés, intento explicar por el traductor de su teléfono pero en realidad así casi no se entiende nada

He said he was going to send my prescription to pharmacy 4 days later pharmacy hasn’t received anything and the doctor don’t answer

The whole appointment is him filling out everything at the computer and then the actual exam is two minutes tops. I just felt like we could have been done much faster if he didn’t do this

He is very thorough and gives sound advise.

He listened to all me concerns and explained things.

Muy buena

He was hard to understand at times for myself and my daughters

I was there for about 2 hours

Talk to me like if a was a dumb mom. Giggled at some of my concerns. No compassion. Not friendly with kids.

He shared his knowledge and advice for the things that we were concerned about with our child. We did not feel like just a number.

He explains well the points \r\nHe answers the questions enough and satisfactory \r\nHe’s friendly \r\nThanks for all that . I love it

Very hard to understand him. Spent about 20 min typing with no talking. Asked very vague questions and didnt seem to care very much.\r\n

Was in room typing most the time did not communicate with me or really show any interest in what I was concerned about. Did not even offer me any advice on how to help with my concerns.

Give me listening ears

He made our minds at rest

Provider speaks Spanish

Babatunde Jinadu, MD Deserves all 10’s. He is an amazing pediatrician.

Didn’t really listen to me and the doctor made many false assumptions about a miscommunication between staff and parents.

Was previously waiting for provider to contact the pharmacy regarding a medication while my son was sick with a fever and double ear infection. Issue wasn’t resolved quickly enough, I went to get my son prescribed medication from ER and got it right after. Did not feel provider or office cared enough to solve the issue quickly so that my son could start to heal. He’s 10 months. On this visit provider said I should spend time separately from my son because he seemed too attached. He’d just been poked at in his ear so he wanted me. After the medication issue and this comment I will be looking for a new provider.

He walked in and never introduced himself. Started typing on the computer and hardly spoke to us. He never listened to pt’s heart and didn’t seem concerned or interested in him at all. Didn’t ask about other concerns so we were ready to get out of there. 95 percent of our visit was spent with him typing - not communicating with us.

Took both my boys for an ADHD/ Autism evaluation. The PA was very courteous and polite, very professional. The attending Dr was VERY rude, would not let me or husband talk, when we would ask a question his response was”i am trying to explain if you would let me finish talking”…no bedside manner, we went in for an ADHD evaluation, his PA gave us instructions to fill out last 4 pages on the form, and specifically stated” I will give you a packet for the teacher to fill out”. Following her instructions, when Dr Jinadu walked in, he said”what are you doing? One section says parent, one says teacher. You are not the teacher”. When i tried explaining we were following the PA’s instructions he was very dismissive and said “i can’t help you until you fill out the packet correctly”. After stating he could not be any help until the paperwork was filled out, he Continued to go on about my son being overweight, which had nothing to do with the initial cause of the appt. I tried explaining his pediatrician there AT TX TECH had no concerns, everything was up to date and ok with the most recent bloodwork, and again continued to be very dismissive, would not let talk and would talk over me. His PA showed him the lab results and his response was “ok, well have a good day and walked out”. For my other son, the one we needed the autism evaluation, he said he’s a baby, that’s normal and gave us no further information. WORST visit, no help at all.

Dr. J questioned my husband upon entering the room about why he was let in with my son who was experiencing covid symptoms. Later on he asked him a date specific question and was asking if my son saw an orthopedic Dr in 2001. My son is only 3. So my husband clarifies and he kept saying 2001.

I’m very satisfied with the dr, he is super nice & respectful! I appreciate him taking the time to talk to my daughter even though she is only 22 months & he took his time. Very good communication skills!! I was impressed

He gave my baby the milk he needed to help him gain weight and it seems to help him release all the air bubbles that he has in his belly and help him poop a little bit better

El doctor se portó muy bien con mi nivel de inglés tubo paciencia conmigo

Excelente doctor Jinadu . Se preocupa de verdad por el bienestar de los niños . Cada vez que voy los otros doctores siempre andan apurados y no chequean bien a nuestros niños ,como debe de hacerlo un pediatra . El doctor Jinadu es el mejor

Muy poca información \r\nEsperaba más información \r\n

Very uninterested will not see him again rather see a PA

He was very rude and dry and even though we had already waited an hour he was rushing my kids through their BASIC check up because it was almost lunch time and said he had to go, which we did too after waiting so long. He kept talking to my three year old very sternly and it felt as if we were all in trouble at school I won’t be going back. The nurses were very nice though.

"Be a little more polite, take the time to fully hear the parent on concerns, don't assume to know how the child is being parent with your 1 hour or less visit once every 8 -12 month. Don't automatically diagnose a child on behavioral issues before getting full understanding of the child. And explain more clearly why it's important to demand blood work for a 6 year old. "

Didn’t feel like my child was taking seriously about her concerns

We took our daughter in and saw dr. Jinadu. She had been running a high fever (101-103) for a week that we had been treating with Tylenol and motrin. The night before her appointment she started complaining about her throat. That morning her throat was very noticably swollen. We took her in and dr. Jinadu tested her for strep and it came back negative. He then prescribed zyrtec and nothing for the fever or infection she obviously had. Dr. Jinadu said he saw no reason to give her any antibiotics and that antibiotics could make her worse. So we got an immediate second opinion at another clinic and they diagnosed her with strep and bronchitis. I do not understand how dr. Jinadu missed that when all the signs were in his face. We got antibiotics and her fever broke that night for the first time in a week. I do not recommend seeing dr. Jinadu again for our daughters medical needs.

He called are kid ‘baby’ when he could have looked at the chart before coming into the room. And he asked questions that he might have known if he looked at the chart.