AHAD MD PC · TROY, MICHIGAN
Arabic & Chaldean-Speaking Primary Care in Troy, MI
Clear communication matters at every visit. Our Troy practice welcomes patients seeking primary care in English, Arabic and Chaldean. Tell our office your preferred language when you request an appointment so we can confirm language support for your visit.
Primary care close to home
Duraid Ahad-Daman, MD, and Sarah Barno, NP, provide outpatient primary care at Ahad MD PC. We welcome new patients from Troy and surrounding Oakland County communities.
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Feel prepared and understood at your visit
When you are discussing symptoms or making a treatment decision, it helps to use the language in which you feel most comfortable. Let our team know whether you prefer Arabic, Chaldean, or English, and whether you have questions about the wording on your medication labels or care instructions. Ask us to explain anything that is unclear. Language needs can vary between visits, so please mention your preference each time you schedule.
Our single office in Troy also welcomes patients from Clawson, Royal Oak, Madison Heights, and surrounding communities. Whether you are choosing a new primary care clinician or returning for follow-up, bring a short list of your main concerns. Include medicines prescribed elsewhere and any recent test results you would like to discuss. This helps us understand your priorities and coordinate the next steps in your care. If a family member will join you, let us know when scheduling.
Plan your first visit
- Call the office or send an appointment request. Tell us your preferred language and the reason for your visit.
- Wait for the office to confirm your appointment and available language support. An online request is not a confirmed appointment.
- Bring a current medication list, photo ID and insurance information. You can review our new-patient forms before your visit.
Questions about language support
Can I request care in Arabic or Chaldean?
Our practice offers care in English, Arabic and Chaldean. Please tell the office which language you prefer when scheduling so the team can confirm support for your visit.
Do I need an appointment?
You can request an appointment online or by phone. Walk-in availability varies, so calling first helps the office plan your visit.
Is insurance coverage the same for every visit?
Coverage depends on your plan and the care you receive. Contact your insurance provider directly with coverage questions, and bring your current insurance information.