Dr. Pratap C Singhal, MD

been going to him for a few years now. he is very knowledgeable and nice to deal i highly recommend him

The doctor has helped me stay off heroin for over a year and a half. He's a caring and kind man. His wife is a compassionate woman. I always feel welcomed and supported when I walk through that door. All of his bad reviews are from overly sensitive poor people. Just saying.

Dr. Singhal is very kind you must get to know him he does have books he’s written he may mention them , its not really a big deal because he takes the time to take care of you and to listen to anything you have to say Dr Singhal’s wife well some people say she is obnoxious I’ve known her for a long time she comes off a bit that way at first but trust me she is not that way at all once you know her she’s as kind as the doctor is so give it a shot it’s worth it I’ve been there maybe 20 years My name is Kim Alvarado I put my name to things so that people know this is true everything that Ive said so if you need a good doctor see him

I went to the doctor today and it reminded me of how kind Dr. Singh hall is I’ve been seeing him for many years and he’s got me through some tough times if you want a Doctor Who is patient and kind explains things and listens to you see him some people find his wife a little abrasive when asking about insurance but once you know her she’s pretty amazing to you just have to get to know some people but Dr Singhal is awesome!

This doctor is a rip off. His wife who manages the office is a rude and loud lady with no manners. I have had couple of bad experiences with him and have decided to change my doctor.

Worse experience ever. He tried to sell me books and other treatment and never helped me to stop smoking. His wife is obnoxious and this place is a rip off.

Hands down the WORST experience I have ever had at any venue. This due to Susan, the doctors wife and office manager. She is abrasive, uncaring, unconcerned, unkind, unpleasant and toxic at every level. She will not enter a dialog with the patient to ask what their problem is or the reason for the visit. Setting up an appointment as a new patient proved a monumental task. I sent my info three times. Three times Sue claimed she did not received it. Sue cares that you have insurance coverage and you will be able to pay the bill. I called my provider asking help to get my info accepted. Unknown to Sue the insurance provider set up a conference call. They called and after giving my name Sue said she would need my info please send it. That makes four attempts! I chimed in at this point and said "this the same person you spoke to yesterday the day before and the day before that"! Only then did she say "oh yes, I have it" Since she had contact with the insurance provider in the… past for some reason she was annoyed they were calling. She launched into a barrage of questions to which she was determined to have answered. She asked the person on the phone: What is the name of your company, Who are you, what is your name, how do you spell it, what is your email address, what is your phone number, what is the web site address" and so on. She did set up my appointment. I was three days without heart med's at this point. The day before my appointment I called to informed Sue I had answered all her question, would fill out any paperwork they had in order the office receive payment but do not keep asking me if I have any other insurance as I did not. I repeated this when I showed up in person the next day saying I will not answer any more questions about insurance until you ask me the reason for my visit. The next question she asked was " are you working"? This of course a prelude to do you have a second insurance plan. My response was "it's none of your business" which she repeated aloud. Never once asking the reason for my visit. I filled out the new patient form and placed a clean piece of paper on top of it which read. I AM HERE FOR A REFERRAL TO DR XYZ I AM HERE TO GET MY PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED. After an hours wait I was called to see the doctor. There at his side was my intake folder with my note clipped to it's top. The doctors first words were "What are you here for, how can I help you" OMG I was done. The doctor is pleasant and helped me with my prescription. The few patients I overheard in the waiting room had similar complaints with one stating she " always feels she is treated like a prisoner" when visiting the office. This image rang true, Susan would be better suited as a cafeteria worker in a prison.

Hands down the WORST experience I have ever had at any venue. This due to Susan, the doctors wife and office manager. She is abrasive, uncaring, unconcerned, unkind, unpleasant and toxic at every level. She will not enter a dialog with the patient to ask what their problem is or the reason for the visit. Setting up an appointment as a new patient proved a monumental task. I sent my info three times. Three times Sue claimed she did not received it. Sue cares that you have insurance coverage and you will be able to pay the bill. I called my provider asking help to get my info accepted. Unknown to Sue the insurance provider set up a conference call. They called and after giving my name Sue said she would need my info please send it. That makes four attempts! I chimed in at this point and said "this the same person you spoke to yesterday the day before and the day before that"! Only then did she say "oh yes, I have it" Since she had contact with the insurance provider in the… past for some reason she was annoyed they were calling. She launched into a barrage of questions to which she was determined to have answered. She asked the person on the phone: What is the name of your company, Who are you, what is your name, how do you spell it, what is your email address, what is your phone number, what is the web site address" and so on. She did set up my appointment. I was three days without heart med's at this point. The day before my appointment I called to informed Sue I had answered all her question, would fill out any paperwork they had in order the office receive payment but do not keep asking me if I have any other insurance as I did not. I repeated this when I showed up in person the next day saying I will not answer any more questions about insurance until you ask me the reason for my visit. The next question she asked was " are you working"? This of course a prelude to do you have a second insurance plan. My response was "it's none of your business" which she repeated aloud. Never once asking the reason for my visit. I filled out the new patient form and placed a clean piece of paper on top of it which read. I AM HERE FOR A REFERRAL TO DR XYZ I AM HERE TO GET MY PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED. After an hours wait I was called to see the doctor. There at his side was my intake folder with my note clipped to it's top. The doctors first words were "What are you here for, how can I help you" OMG I was done. The doctor is pleasant and helped me with my prescription. The few patients I overheard in the waiting room had similar complaints with one stating she " always feels she is treated like a prisoner" when visiting the office. This image rang true, Susan would be better suited as a cafeteria worker in a prison.

My 86 year old mother goes to this doctor and he is incompetent. I wish I could convince her to change doctors, but she won't. She has asthma which he is unable to control. He gave her a shot today which she didn't need since she just had the same shot 10 months ago, but he neglected to look in her records beforehand. I have spoken to his wife, who works in the office, on the phone and she is extremely rude. I have also spoken to him on the phone and his is not much better. Stay away from this doctor.

Dr. Singhal is an amazing doctor. He cares for the every need of his patients. He always makes sure that his patients are happy. Although his wife can be a bit overwhelming at times during an office visit. The most important thing is the doctor and how he treats you and Dr. Singhal is a loving and caring doctor who has your happiness and health at hands always.