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Rashmi Gulati, MD

3.4 (5 reviews)
Open • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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If you think you have random symptoms, from the neck up, look up silent reflux and see if that fits…read morethe complaint bill. If you have it, there's no one better than Dr. Aviv (I went to other Drs, most said it was nothing, one said it was silent reflux and don't change or do anything....huh?). He's an expert on the subject, dare I say he wrote the book on it? I only write about Drs who I find competent, curious, interested and knowledgable. Dr. Aviv is one of those medical professionals (and you don't need all fingers on one hand to count those I put in that category). I had bought his books but decided an in person visit would be optimum given I was so frustrated with my endless Dr visits every few months with seemingly random symptoms that were getting increasingly worse. He listened, took notes, did a scope et voila, turns out I had an issue. Now looking further into it and being treated by him, thanks to his expertise. Thanks Dr. Aviv!

. I scheduled this visit after experiencing positive results from following the guidance in his…read morebook, which helped me significantly manage my acid reflux. Because of that success, I felt encouraged to seek his care after many years of consulting other physicians. When Dr. Aviv entered the room, he greeted me and asked how he could help. I began by thanking him for the impact his book had on improving my reflux symptoms and then started explaining the issue that brought me to the appointment. While I was speaking, he turned to his computer and began entering information and speaking with his nurse. I paused, and he then said he would return to me in a moment. Although I initially felt concerned about not being heard, I chose to be patient and continued with the visit. Eventually, he asked about my previous medical history, including which doctors I had seen and when my last chest X-ray had been performed. I explained that I had been seeing various doctors since 2008 and that my most recent testing may have been around 2021. When I said it had been "a couple of years," he corrected me by saying that 2021 was more than a couple of years ago. When I could not recall the exact date of my last scan and mentioned that I would need to retrieve that information, he responded by saying--while rolling his eyes--that it was important for me to come prepared so he would not have to "start from scratch." I explained that this was exactly what I had hoped he could help with, since prior treatments had not resolved the issue. At that point, the tone of the conversation felt increasingly dismissive and condescending. The eye‑rolling, interruptions, and sharp responses made it difficult to continue the discussion in a productive way. After several attempts to explain my situation, I decided to end the appointment. I stood up and said that it was okay and that I no longer needed his help, thanking him for his time. As I left, he called after me. I responded that I felt he had been very condescending. His reply was, "Perhaps that's why you haven't had anyone help you." In my 65 years, I have never walked out of a doctor's appointment, even when I felt uncomfortable. This experience, however, felt so dismissive and disrespectful that I felt it was the only appropriate choice. What disappointed me most was that the interaction was so different from the positive impression I had formed from his work. Unfortunately, that impression was erased in the brief time I spent in the office. I am sharing this feedback in the hope that it may help improve the experience for future patients. Respectful communication and attentive listening are essential parts of patient care.

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