Dr. Gul Gurbux Chablani, MD

Dr. Gul was recommended by my surgeon for a PreOp. Dina and the staff we very helpful and Dr. Gul was very thorough and were sincerely interested in me as a patient. I highly recommend him. Tim from Australia

Kind doctor but has been a silent doctor at appointments...does not ask questions, does not offer explanations or responses to patient's questions...just says 'hmmm' and types on laptop.

Very poor service, would never recommend this pediatrician!

Not a good doctor

3rd world medical practice. Chablani runs a medical mill. 3 hour wait is always expected. Uncaring, will not look at you when you visit. Refuses refills. My daughter was groped by his male assistant while being weighed. Only saving grace is Mimi in his office. Horrible, cold uncaring. Treats patients like objects. Thumbs down to Chablani.

Hate the waiting time, expect to sit there for 2 hours,, terrible.!!! Never even think of going to that horrible place

Terrible waiting time, if they give you 4pm appintment, they will take you in only around 5:30pm. Too many people are sitting there for the same appointment time!!! Waste of time!!!!

expect 2+ hour wait time even with appointment. over books appointments and accepts far too many walkins. Orders unnecessary tests and follow up appointments rather than relaying simple results over the phone. Requires monthly visits forcommon medication refills that generally do not need close monitoring. Any thing to fill his pockets! Highly unethical.

Dr chablani is like a Government OPD doctor in a 3rd world country. He sees hundreds of patients a day. Time spend with a patient is less than 2 minutes. Starts writing prescription as you enter. If you have few conditions he wont listen to 2nd & 3Rd ect. Always recomends to do unnessesary tests every time u walk in (eg. heart scans) but rarely follows up. Dont speek, dont listen and dont explain any thing. Medical reports misplace regularly at the office without he even looking at them. Wait time is so high since he gives appoinment for few patient at the same time. Patients stray along the hallways for hours. If you want to have an idea how actually doctors treat poor patients in India just pay a visit to Dr Chablani's office.

i am 63 years old, this is the worst i've ever experienced.