Dr. Amir Zaher Beshai

Amir Zaher Beshai, M.D

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Colorado Surgical Affiliates LLC
2373 G Rd, Suite 200
Grand Junction, CO 81505 (Directions)

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2.5 out of 5

Colorado Surgical Affiliates LLC
2373 G Rd, Suite 200
Grand Junction, CO 81505 (Directions)

Enquire Appointment (970) 243-3061

(1 more location)

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2.5 out of 5

6 ratings, 6 reviews

"Dr. Beshai saved my life twice in the last 25 years. In 1997 he found a tumor on my left kidney that he removed along with my kidney and adrenal gland. In 2016 he discovered aggressive prostrate cancer and did remove my prostrate. I’m five years out and so far Cancer free! God Bless him. Gary Hinaman "

WebMD User

January 22 , 2021

"Dr Beshai saw me on time and spent adequate time with me and my wife explaining my condiditon . He asked all pertinent questions and even spent time reviewing my radioligical images to explain what my options are. He seemed interested in my problem and scheduled me for follow up visits."

WebMD User

January 23 , 2020

My husband had surgery with Dr. Beshai a year ago. Doing a prostate scan he found a mass on a kidney, he guessed it was cancerous and was very sure it was, also the two people who took the scan and wrote up an opinion thought it was cancerous, and no one had any second thoughts. He was the expert, you want to trust your doctor so, my husband allowed Beshai to remove the kidney. He didn't warn us that living with one kidney is risky, we hear of people giving them away, so we didn't search the topic, we trusted his decision. But afterwards we found that other doctors do a biopsy during surgery before they remove it, and removing a mass without the kidney is fine. AFTER the surgery Beshai told us that he'd probably have to do dialysis someday, he did not tell us how to avoid that, or why he thought that. So. last week my husband had kidney failure and almost died. We've been told about the diet that Beshai should have told us about. My husband has not drank any liquor since surgery (although Beshai never said to limit drinking) and he is slim, he doesn't eat much bad food. Dr. Beshai should have warned us, but he never said anything, and we should have been given a choice on surgery.... more communication. But surgery went well.

Vitals User

November 01 , 2019

My husband had surgery with Dr. Beshai a year ago. Doing a prostate scan he found a mass on a kidney, he guessed it was cancerous and was very sure it was, also the two people who took the scan and wrote up an opinion thought it was cancerous, and no one had any second thoughts. He was the expert, you want to trust your doctor so, my husband allowed Beshai to remove the kidney. He didnt warn us that living with one kidney is risky, we hear of people giving them away, so we didnt search the topic, we trusted his decision. But afterwards we found that other doctors do a biopsy during surgery before they remove it, and removing a mass without the kidney is fine. AFTER the surgery Beshai told us that hed probably have to do dialysis someday, he did not tell us how to avoid that, or why he thought that. So. last week my husband had kidney failure and almost died. Weve been told about the diet that Beshai should have told us about. My husband has not drank any liquor since surgery (although Beshai never said to limit drinking) and he is slim, he doesnt eat much bad food. Dr. Beshai should have warned us, but he never said anything, and we should have been given a choice on surgery.... more communication. But surgery went well.

Vitals User

January 11 , 2019

Horrible bedside manner. Would not recommend. Doesn't listen to his patients

WebMD User

December 30 , 2021

Dr Beshai removed my husband's kidney and then did a biopsy and found it was NOT cancerous, he said "I'll see you back here for dialysis". And no other advice. Now I've been told that doctors can retire if they get enough patients on dialysis there is so much money in it. My husband died.