I have had many doctors throughout my life, some good, and some really bad (the first doctor I had…read morewhen I moved here was awful, and it takes me a lot to get to the point of saying that...). That being said, Dr. Hussain is the second doctor I chose, but by far the one I have been most comfortable with throughout my adult life. The first doctor I had ever chosen for myself as an adult, I chose because I had family members who went to him. He was a nice doctor, but things still felt a bit rushed. Through my insurance, there's a program called Dr. Tomorrow, in which you can get an almost immediate appointment for a medical issue if you're okay with not necessarily waiting for your own doctor. A few years ago, I was not feeling good for some reason or another (I honestly can't remember; it must have been a flu or something) but I was given an appointment at Health First Medical Center and I appreciated his compassion and straight-forwardness so much that I decided to get my records moved over to his office and I have been going ever since.
Dr. Hussain, unlike a lot of doctors I have had in my life, will actually talk WITH you and not AT you regarding your symptoms. My worst doctor would say things with no bedside manner, look at me for 5 seconds, and send me out to get like 10 tests and never explain anything. Dr. Hussain will explain what is going on and make sure you comprehend (I have a leg up on some stuff since my mother is a nurse, but it is good to know that he will make sure that people understand what different aspects of blood labs mean, etc.), and he gives you a choice in how you are treated, at least in my experience. He has given me autonomy over whether I want a certain treatment or not, but of course, he will always give recommendations.
The only downside at some points is the wait time for appointments (once in the office), but I have not deducted any stars, as there is a sign in the office that brings up a very good point. A lot of the patients here are elderly (I am not, but I do have chronic health issues, which is why I felt Dr. Hussain was a good match for me), and the sign points out that a lot of people who go there are either older or have chronic issues, and asks people to maintain proper courtesy regarding that, as that is probably what they would wish from other people if they were to someday be in that situation. I think it is a good reminder to have a little compassion and consider what other people are going through.
All that being said, if you are on the market for a doctor, Dr. Hussain is one of the most competent, compassionate, and comprehensive doctors you can find. At least that's my two cents. :)