Dr. Amit Sareen, MD

Seen him at st Joes Er with bad chest pain sent me home with bad chest pain did blood work lots of it came back abnormal an said everything was fine then I spoke to family dr an he said something should have been taken care of right away. Who just pushes patients away like trash. Is he trying to make patients just another statistic or what? Wanted to give this guy zero starts but I had to give a one. He really does need further training to become a better dr.

The service he provided did not work. He did not clean the wound. The nurse had to fix what he performed.

If only this rating site allowed zero or negative stars ... even that is more than this doctor deserves. He has no time for or interest in patients. If all he wants to deal with are gun shot wounds or people in the middle of a heart attack he needs to go work in a trauma center where he has absolutely no contact with a conscious person. He has NO bedside manner because he won’t even come to the patienr’s bedside! He completely ignores patient’s family members who are obviously wanting information on their loved one. Nobody expects a dissertation but this guy is just rude and dismissive. I feel for the rest of the very professional and caring ER staff who have the misfortune to be stuck on the same shift as this condescending misanthrope.

I saw this doctor in St. Joseph ER. All of the qualities listed below are rated “0” in my opinion. I was told I had normal blood work and my cat scan was normal, however after looking at the copies of these reports they both had abnormal issues and he never spoke to me of them and he just sent me home.

He gave my son some inept medical advice. His was dismissive and he appeared agitated. I strongly suggest this doctor receive training in drug addiction and how to treat those who are brought in for heroin use before he hurts someone with his ignorant comments and costs the hospital money in the process. His IQ might be sufficient but his EQ is not. Please require your medical staff to receive training in treating heroin users. Heroin overdose cases are at a record high and it appears LVHN is behind the times in treating this epidemic. Below is a link that states how important it is for the heroin user to be taken care of in very specific ways when brought to the ER room. It can make a difference in the days following the event and affect recovery.