Dr. Amanullah Khan has been my mother's Oncologist for nearly 20 years now. Dr. Khan treats cancers…read moreof all types. His staff has been with him 10, 15, 20 years now. His PA, Mary is reliable, knowledgeable, and absolutely wonderful to work with. They are all passionate people who truly love working with Dr. Khan and are inspired by their patients. A routine physical (for my mom) led to a hematologist and those results led to Dr. Khan. The diagnosis was Polycythemia Vera (PV). Polycythemia is a blood cancer that causes your bone marrow to make too many red blood cells. This was a rare disease 20 years ago but Dr. Khan was able to figure it out and start her on oral chemotherapy. Today, PV is well known, with more information and treatments. I've been a part of her journey from the beginning. Twenty years of weekly INR appointments, routine bone marrow biopsies, numerous scans and imaging to name a few. The pandemic has been a tricky situation for us, and her cancer, but appointments with Dr. Khan's office has been safe. They have updated their protocols so that everyone involved can stay safe. At the moment I cannot go in with her, everyone is asked to stay in their car if they are not a patient. I understand. If you are new, they are offering online appointments to get started. Did I mention that my mom is 88?

For 20 years, I have been battling an unknown illness. I knew it was lupus, but kept on getting…read moretold, "no it's not" "you're fine" "it's shingles" even though all tests, tested negative for shingles. I have been miserable. Rushed back to trauma (you're fine), admitted to hospitals (you're fine). Got a biopsy, my horrible rashes, are in fact lupus. Over the past year, I've dropped 30 plus lbs in a matter of months, that I didn't even have to lose. No change in diet etc, I am 5'8 and 98 lbs, I was 130, so, I didn't have 30 lbs to lose, at all, I was already very small. For the first time in 20 years, I feel like the doctor that I saw at this location was more than compassionate, more thorough and more kind than any doctor I have ever seen in the past 20 years. I just got diagnosed with lupus. She is thoroughly trying to find out why I cannot get well. For the first time in years, I've felt heard I felt validated I felt like she really truly cared about me as a person. She was very sweet and kind. She saw how much I was hurting and struggling. She listened to EVERY SINGLE 2 PAGE LIST I brought, like truly listened. I have faith that I am going to get answers at this doctor office If you were struggling with arthritis or lupus or any kind of autoimmune disease that you cannot figure out. Please go to this facility and ask for Dr. Sirisha Gokaraju. She is hands down, one of the sweetest, most thorough doctors I have ever met. To top it off, the staff at the front desk, the Ma, the phlebotomist, just amazing people, caring, and kind. I have already recommended her to two of my customers at work. If you need help, please contact her office. They will be thorough until a solution is found, unlike infectious disease, pain management etc, who just dismissed, and dumped of my issues as nothing. As I'm withering before their eyes.

Our daughter is only 20 and she has been burdened with unexplained pain since she was 14. We knew…read moreshe needed to see a specialist but children under 17 are restricted to pediatric doctors. Until she was 18+ our hands were tied. Approximately two years ago we started our journey. If you're like us, you find yourself Googling symptoms, treatments, and what kind of doctor you should see. We've been to chiropractors, physical therapists, pain management centers, orthopedic surgeons, and a neurologist. She was finally diagnosed with fibromyalgia, lupus, and RA. Finding a doctor that is knowledgeable in chronic diseases in young people AND interested in a complicated case has not been easy. Today, we finally met that doctor! Dr. Patel-Banker sincerely took an interest in our daughter and viewed her as a medical challenge rather than a duty. She is passionate about rheumatology. No delays, she created a strategy that no one else has offered and from here we have hope she will find new solutions that will improve our daughter's quality of life.

Dr. Chartrand is kind, pragmatic and knowledgeable. He has an old fashioned country doctor charm…read morewith all the sensibilities of a forward thinking academic. He is wonderful with our son and always available in an emergency.

I am almost reluctant to write a wonderful review for selfish reasons- I don't want him to get so…read morebusy that he cannot see us! Truth is, he is a wonderful doctor. I was tired of going to the puppy-mill pediatric offices that treat you like cattle. When you drive up to his office, a positive precedence is set by the charming Victorian home, and not to mention his retro ambulance that he actually drives. When you have an appointment, he spends about 1/2hour with you. No high school drop outs that are now MA's. It is him, and his charming British nurse who equally cares. This office is fee-for-service; no insurance, but completely worth it. This doctor is one of the best that I have seen.

Had laparoscopic hernia surgery it went great. Recovery was easy. Would recommend using Dr. Duffyread more

This man saved my life! I am going to be spending the holidays with my wife and kids because of the…read moreprofessional and knowledge of him and his team! Never will you find another team who cares so much for their patients like they do! God bless this team of excellence!

I have taken over 24 hours to process my interaction with Dr. Mallick yesterday and I hope that…read morewith my feedback, Dr. Mallick will truly take time to self reflect for future patients and for others to take this into consideration as they search for a doctor. I was really excited to meet with Dr. Mallick. He seemed like exactly what I was needed. I have chronic gut health issues (poor digestion, nausea, bowel issues) and he emphasized finding the root cause. This is just what I was looking for and after being so sick for 3 days, I booked a call with him. Looking back, I see similarities to my interaction on the call and the interaction we had in person. I scheduled the call, watched the linked video which looked good, he seemed to be the type of doctor I needed to truly heal. On the phone call itself, I briefly explained my issues and the call seemed a little bit rushed but I assumed he was busy, he is a doctor. I was handed to his receptionist and scheduled my appointment, he said to think of this first appointment as an interview. My husband, who took off for this appointment and my 1 year old son came with. The appointment begins and he talked a lot about the process, asked me some questions - but not with the intent to get to know me, understand, or to listen but because he was listening for the response he needed to decide whether to take me as a patient. During the appt, he told me he has ended consultations early in the past, once he learns that they are not the right fit for him. He asked many questions, some in repeat because he was making sure I was committed to his process and he made this very known. He seemed understanding of my son being there but when my son needed me for a moment (I was still listening, parents learn how to multitask) and said how "he will wait" before continuing. At the end of the appointment, he talked about the investment which for 4 months (which is what he recommended for me) it was $5600 and included everything such as supplements, future appointments, etc. When we started discussing financials, we felt pressure to sign up for their financing, apply right there, and we will be all set to start. We took time to privately discuss and I decided that I wanted to give Dr. Mallick the benefit of the doubt and asked if I can discuss some concerns with him. I didn't want to write him off without trying - this is about my health after all. I shared my concerns about how the interaction felt very different than I was expecting. I explained that I was seeking a human to human interaction, someone to truly listen to me, to take time to ask about what I was experiencing, and I asked for more transparency for what the treatment plan is which he doesn't usually share in detail as to not overwhelm the patient. He said he has had 3-4% of patients that would drop out of his process. He said "it's called vetting" to describe what his initial consultation is for. Reflecting back, I consider that a small percentage when the percentage of patients who likely walk away after this type of interaction are probably much higher. When I said that I was looking for someone to truly listen, he said "Didn't I listen when I was asking you questions about (XYZ)?". There is a difference between listening for the right response & truly listening to someone. He also said how the appointment can't be like "having a coffee and chatting". Which looking back, I feel that my concerns themselves were not only refuted but again, not truly listened to. We left without signing up for anything and I went home and sobbed and prayed to God for help. I felt like I would never find anyone to help me until, with the help of God's direction, I found Dr. Joel Miller, a functional medicine doctor that loves to serve and listen. Dr. Mallick, I hope you truly reflect on my feedback and the concerns that I see others have shared in the past. I also encourage others to read his responses to previous negative reviews.

He prescribed my medication too strong medication I needed 10 mg he prescribed 40 mg and another…read moreprescription for my blood pressure he doubled it I should have 25 he gave me 50 mg Then wants me to pay a $200 bill when I'm on a insurance he has always taken for zero cost..

Dr. Peskind is treating me for sudden sensorineural hearing loss and I have found him to be kind,…read morethoughtful, and funny. It's a complex situation and an involved treatment process, and he's been great at putting me at ease and explaining next steps and what to expect. The staff there is just as great. For a rather distressing diagnosis, my experience at UTSW has been so fortunate. I'm really glad it's where I ended up.

I was treated very disrespectful... I have had undiagnosed sinus issues for several years... no…read moreENT's could figure it out... So I was recommended to check out Dr Peskind...he dismissed me from the start, barely looked me in the eye when talking to me... told me there was nothing he could do for me, then he lead me out of the office telling me there was no need for a follow up appointment. I was shocked... felt numb, sad, depressed... I walked to my car in such despair for I have never in my life been treated with such disrespect. One year later as I was visiting a oral surgeon about possibly removing a molar, I told him about my sinus issues... he diagnosed me as having an internal nasal valve collapse on my left side... BINGO!

Dr. Joe has been my neurologist since 2005. He is very thorough, knowledgeable and takes the time…read moreto discuss/explain everything that pertains to health and treatment. His staff is always professional, courteous and helpful. I now live over 2 hours away, yet make the long drive because of his excellent care!

We spent over a year trying to diagnose my wife's medical condition. Our primary referred us to…read moreDr. Joe. With one short visit and observing my wife walking he was able to make a diagnosis. He also recommended some tests to make sure his diagnosis was 100% accurate. Although the. Diagnosis was not what we wanted to hear, Dr Joe answered the question many other doctors could not. We appreciate him and his staff. They have been very good to work with.

Dr Ricky Kalra is the best! 8 years ago 5 other spine specialists gave conflicting diagnosis, which…read morereally didn't make sense to us. A friend recommended Dr Kalra. Not only did Dr Kalra immediately tell us what he "guessed" we'd heard from the other Doctors, he proceeded to give his opinion, which actually made sense to us! Then, as he was not included in our insurance plan, not only did he join that plan (which took several weeks to get accepted), he fought for the procedure they didn't want to cover, and he won! He worked weeks on finding studies supporting he recommended. He is very dedicated to his patients care!! That was neck, we are back for lower back issues. The neck was one time and done! We feel if you truly want the best spine Doctor, with a wonderful bed side manner, who will fight for you, you must come to Dr Ricky Kalra's practice!

After everything I experienced, I feel obligated to share my story. I had a spinal fusion in…read moreDecember 2024 with Dr. Ricky Kalra, and almost immediately during recovery I began experiencing severe nerve pain down my left leg. At my 2-week post-op appointment and every appointment afterward, I repeatedly tried to explain how intense and persistent the pain was and how concerned I felt about it. Unfortunately, I left those visits feeling unheard and dismissed. I understand recovery from spinal surgery can be difficult and unpredictable, but as a patient, I desperately needed reassurance, guidance, and to feel like my concerns truly mattered. Instead, I personally felt like I was repeatedly told to "wait it out," even as the pain continued month after month. During this process, I was referred by Dr. Kalra to multiple different specialists in an attempt to address the ongoing nerve pain. However, after being evaluated, those doctors ultimately referred me back to Dr. Kalra regarding the issues related to my fusion and recovery. This left me feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and unsure where to turn for answers or support. More than a year later, I am still dealing with the same nerve pain that began after surgery. This has significantly affected my quality of life. When I contacted the office again hoping to discuss the ongoing issues I've been experiencing since the fusion, I was informed that I was being dismissed as a patient and later received a certified dismissal letter from the practice. That was incredibly upsetting after trusting this practice with my care and trying for so long to advocate for myself. I'm sharing this only as my personal experience. Every patient's situation is different, but for me, the lack of support and communication during such a painful and vulnerable time was deeply disappointing. I hope future patients feel heard, respected, and taken seriously when expressing concerns about their recovery.