Dr. Anjali P Gulati, MD

she is very good;

I was asked to come in half hour sooner to fill out the paperwork and questioner so I did. I sat for 45 while the nurse was just fumbling around, when I stood up to ask her whats going on she asked me to come in now and fill out the questioner, she know that I was on to her lack of professionalism. At that point I walked out. Received a call from the same nurse within five minutes asking me to return so I can speak with Dr. Gulati. she also took up fifteen minutes to explain the process and did not allow me to speak during her speech. This is not the first time I had to see a cardiologist and I also know that I will never go to this person again.

Dr. Gulati spent considerable time patiently listening to me describe my symptoms; very caring. The vibe of the office and staff was overall very caring, kind and helped to put me at ease.

I was hesitant about going to this doctor after twice bringing me in for treadmill test and hooking me up only to then check my bp and say it too high. I had the feeling she could charge insurance for procedure and then cancel, only to repeat. My suspicions were validated when my insurance refused the medication she proscribed and required a generic. So she calls me in to tell me this and then charges me for an office visit. Every doctor I have dealt with in the past would have left me a voicemail telling me of this change. This is an indication of how desparate she is for business. $47 office visit to tell me she is changing my med to a generic......really? This is way insurance companies push back all the time. Very shady, be forwarned.

Dr. Gulati is probably one of the finest doctors I have ever had. She is concise, responds to situations immediately, concerned not only about the patient but also the caretaker. Her bedside manner is just the best. She always has time to answer questions and actually asks a lot herself just on your everyday situation. She always seems to have plenty of time for you. You never feel rushed either in her office or in the hospital. I cannot begin to say what she has done for not myself but also my husband, who's life she probably saved by her quick response to test results. As for myself, her caring manner and obvious concern for my personal feelings is quite unusual for a doctor. As you can see, I cannot say enough good things about her. I consider myself extremely fortunate to have her for my doctor.