Dr. Hetal Harish Choxi, MD

She didn't know anything about my illnesses. That's not uncommon; my issue with her is that she didn't do her job and was dismissive and blame-shifting both times I saw her. Because she, by her own admission, knows nothing about my illnesses and nothing about my medications, she suggests maybe I don't really have those illnesses or need those medications. Then she suggests therapy, and tells me to send her documentation of my illnesses. Again, that is the purview of the doctor and their office. All I should have to do is sign release forms. I feel I should also mention the visit was made to rule out a serious medication reaction! I wasn't there to hear anyone's uneducated judgments of my well-established disabling ailments. This attempt at gaslighting me was laughable. My mental health improves every time I stop seeing doctors like this - doctors who don't bother doing any research because it's easier to pretend if they don't know about it, it doesn't exist. Do your job.