Dr. Anuneet Kaur Haas, MD

Dr Haas has been my primary care doctor since 2016. I have always received excellent care from her and her office. I have recommended her many times to others.

I'm not sure why there are poor reviews. Dr. Haas is one the best doctors I've had (and I'm very picky). I've been a patient for 4 years and it continues to be an excellent experience. She is very energetic but never rushes the appointment. She is informed on the latest research. Warm and pleasant personality. She's great!

I have been a patient of Dr. Haas for almost 3 years, so have had multiple appointments with her during that time. Without exception, I have found her to be kind and caring. She gave me all the time I needed with her, explained thoroughly the questions I had and I feel extremely confident in her professionalism. She has helped me through some "rough patches" both physically and emotionally. She is a blessing.

I have been going to Dr Haas for almost 2 years. I am so pleased to have her as my doctor. She takes a conservative approach and is detail oriented. She is happy to take the time to explain things. She is always energetic and has a positive personality.

She is very nice, caring, patient and make me feel comfortable and takes time to explain my diagnosis as well as answer any questions that I may have.

This doctor is with Cigna & will let you get an "exam" when she is good & ready. No help from her diagnosis.

We had a difference of opinion, which I am partly to blame for, however she was unwilling to move beyond it. I think she has too high an opinion of doctors in general, and doesn't seem to realize that patients have the right to question their care and treatment options. I was unable to work with her and am still in need of a doctor.

I found Dr. Haas to be rude as well, especially when I brought up a medical condition I have had since I was 15 years old. She insisted it could never have been caused by the injury I described. Really?? The neurosurgeon who treated my injury all those years ago carefully explained it to me so I would (a) be aware of physical deterioration I could expect as I got older, and (b) could relay that info to future doctors so they could take it into account when treating me. (The injury was so long ago that medical records no longer exist.) I researched it again and, yes, I was right. That was the second time in three visits we had a difference of opinion on symptoms/diagnosis. I don't expect a family practitioner to be proficient in specialty medicine, but I do expect the practitioner to realize (s)he hasn't heard of everything. . .and that sometimes the patient is right!

did not listen to me. seemed to have her own agenda. was rude, but in a nice way, so i would not get mad. but it did make me feel very upset for days.