Dr. Gursharn Dosanjh

I had been a patient of Dr. Dosanjh for many years. A lot of his patients were from my referrals. Have seen MANY turnovers of staff. Dr. Dosanjh is motivated by greed, not the sincere care for his patients. He prescribed for me too much blood pressure medication that caused my brain to swell. I was hospitalized. I should’ve took him to court, but I was more focused on recovering from what could’ve been a fatal mistake. During my visits, he had become too affectionate, hugging me for long periods of time rubbing up and down my back. I questioned my sister to find out if she had experienced anything like that. She said “yes” and it makes her very uncomfortable. My other sister, who worked during that time in a lingerie department of one of local upscale department stores. She shared how he would get very sensual discussing types of lingerie, to the point of crossing the line of doctor-patient relationship. His head nurse; which is a rarity, he uses student nurses… to work their student hours in doctors offices, she very bodaciously boasted about lascivious gifts that Dr. Dosanjh gave to her and that they were having a infidelity relationship. She didn’t try to hide it, but I’m assuming that’s the reason his WIFE no longer worked in his office. After I left that office and found another WONDERFUL PCP, I received a bill from my insurance company to find the office had double charged me for a procedure I didn’t have and charged it twice for the same thing on the same day. My insurance paid both. I called the office to confront his billing person about the double charge on the same day. She said she missed that, it was an error. If I was one of those senior patients not aware of medical billing, he would’ve gotten away with it. I advised her to reimburse payment to my insurance company. I told her that I was going to report it to my insurance carrier which I did. No telling how many times that office had fraudulently billed the insurance companies. He preys on the senior patients that don’t have a voice or senior advocate. So sad and disturbing. All my family members have ceased being a patient of Dr. Dosanjh and moved on for good reason. I wouldn’t refer Dr. Dosanjh or that office to my worse enemy. PATIENTS BEWARE!

The woman who answered the phone told me something was available that was not, so it was a waste of time, so I can't really rate the doctor. But my first impression was the worst of any medical office I have ever went to. All of the support staff looked like they were at home or going out to a club. The attire ranged tight jeans to spandex and the shoes were flip flops. I was taken into a messy room where an obviously untrained person was given instruction on how to fill out my patient information form by questioning me and trying to learn how to spell. A standard patient form that the patient fills out would be better then the staff could go back to the disorganized room filled with drug samples and enter the information by themselves. Or they could of done this questioning by bringing the lap top into the patient room. The Physicians Assistant was dressed appropriately and the doctor was too.. although he needs to ask the patient name, smile and look them in the eyes.. instead… of falling back on the Physician assistant as if she is the doctor. This place needs new management that looks at first impressions and professional attire, as well as the impression patients may get from answering questions in a messy room where too much was going on.. Stethoscopes on the floor, drugs in bins, sticky notes on the walls.. Also in the patient rooms there were cheap printed notice about some drug that started with a O that would no longer be administered in pill form. This notice was plastered on each and every wall. So weird. The glass walls of the entry office also had a bunch of printed out plain text notices all over.. If the doctor is good, his support staff is ruining his business. He needs some real management. If they can't keep tidy space to take patient information and dress professionally, patients are going to expect unprofessional care and mistakes. This is a doctor's office not a college dorm room also being used as storage shed.

Seems like a nice person, but does not demonstrate interest in the time he spends with me during appointment. I'm not sure he even remembers my name and have been his patient for over 15 years. Does not seem to follow up on medical evaluations which require follow up phone calls or notification. Always find myself contacting him to find out results of specified tests. Uses temporary office staff for preliminary check up, blood pressure, weight, eye check, stress echocardiography and blood test. They also quiz you on the reason for visit, problem is none of these young kids are getting paid. Its part of their training. So you rarely see the same person twice and they are very, very inexperienced. I could see a professional Dr. doing this once in a while, but it is his standard to have students working there all the time who never get paid. And let me tell you I have had a couple of dillies.I am not saying he is not capable, just that he appears to be not interested in giving you his… best anymore.