Dr. Rohit Malik, MD

Dr.Malik has helped me through so much. My stomach was in so much pain I was throwing up couldn't keep anything down and he done test help me get on what I needed to be on. The acid reflux is better.

Not happy!

Jackie the nurse got defensive and asked me why u wanted a 2nd opinion. Then the dr refused to give me a referral for a second opinion. My dad died of cancer at a young age as a result of a misdiagnosis and he knew that. He said no and that he could treat me . I don’t know what to do

I had a ct scan last Wednesday at 11am!!! The test results were sent to doctor Malik’s office at 12:01pm on Wednesday!! Mind you they had found a abnormal cysts on my spleen during a ultrasound a few days earlier!! I have called them Monday and Tuesday for the results and was told they would call me back and never did! I can’t believe a doctor office would leave me in a worrisome state and not call me back!! I will be seeing another doctor!! When I spend all this time worrying and being sick, I would like to know what is going on!!!! Sounds like he needs a nurse who just answers calls and return calls!! You will lose a lot of patients if this continues!!!

Dr. Malik is a wonderful man and outstanding Doctor. I have been going to him for over 15 years for an ongoing ailment and would trust him with my life, which he actually saved those 15 years ago. He is an expert in his field and I would sing his praises to anyone with any type of gastro problem.

Dr. Malik is one of the smartest, caring, Dr's I know!! He treats each patient as if they're his only one!! I highly recommend him!

Fantastic doctor.

I don't know whether it is the rush of moving patients through procedures too fast; therefore confusing patients or whether it is poor communication between Dr. Malik, the nurses & staff or not. I do know my husband and I were told. (a) I had an "ulcer" and my esophagus was stretched ( you can begin taking Ibuprophin in a week.) after the first procedure. (b) Two weeks later, we were told my Pyloris was stretched both times by Dr. Malik. He also told my husband I that I was not to eat red meat. BUT, My husband and I were told my esophagus had been stretched and I could take asperin in 7 days by the nurse as I was preparing to leave Out Patient Services. She did hand me a piece of paper with my diagnosis on it (I don't think she knew what the diagnosis was therefore she said my esophagus was stretched. At least she did say I was to eat no red meat. (c) When I called to get the facts straight from Dr. Malik's office, I was told again By the person on the phone,I had my esophagus… stretched, After telling her there was a problem, she finally put me through to Dr. Malik's nurse. She confirmed the fact that I did have my Phyloris stretched. His nurse's record did not match what my husband and I had been told by Dr. Malik himself about what I could and could not eat. It is a serious problem that could have serious consequences. I really hope Dr. Malik can get this problem straightened out because he is an excellent doctor. I have never experienced this in past years and hope it never happens again. I really should change doctors but my trust in Dr. Malik's ability to do his actual job is still there. I hope I am not forced to change doctors because of poor record keeping.

I have used Dr. Malik off and on for many years. Our medical system would not be in such a mess if all doctors truly cared about their patients as much as Dr. Malik does. He is not only an excellent doctor, he is a patient and kind person. I truly wish he could be my "everything" doctor.

I`ve always been impressed with his explanations. He has always been kind and patient also. If there can be such a thing, he is a pleasure to visit.