Dr. Jasbir Kaur, MD

This doctors doesn’t not have the time to interact with her patient. She ask very few questions and leave. She doesnt do a follow up call for the lab result. Seems to me that she doesn’t care at all.

This is the worst doctor I've ever had. She doesn't make eye contact, she is in a rush, she didn't listen to what my underlying symptoms were caused by during my visits. I had to schedule appointments with other doctors, and eventually find out that I have an autoimmune disorder.

Dr Kaur does show me compassion at every visit the last 2 years she’s been by PCP, not sure why other reviews say otherwise. She always prescribes what I ask unless she recommends another treatment. I feel 100% comfortable with her as my doctor & especially appreciate that she is easy to communicate with her office always responds in a timely manner.

After WAITING 20 minutes to see the Dr. for a scheduled appointment, I explained the reason for my visit and began to describe my symptoms. Without making eye contact, Dr. Kaur said, “Is this going to take very long?” I’ve had more caring personal service at a fast food drive-thru. Never in my life have I experienced such an inept and uncaring physician! Worst Dr. EVER!

Jasbir is always concerned about you and all the other patients she has every day. One of the best.

Doctor Kaur is a nice person. However, I would highly recommend going to someone else. She is not very thorough. Also, she will not give you the prescriptions that you need. I understand if it's some sort of pain med or something that you can abuse. However, she is ridiculous when it comes to prescriptions. You'll have no problem getting an appointment with her. She always has openings, and I believe this is for a good reason. The other doctors at her facility are way better, and much more difficult to get an appointment with. (Which is unfortunate.) If you can hold out for someone else, I would highly recommend that. I also know 2 others who have gone to Dr. Kaur and will not be going back. So, this is not only my opinion.

Went in for a Hepatitis A vaccine. Wife had called insurance, and office twice to verify there would be no copay. They give these out like flu shots at the pharmacy. But our insurance said to be covered, it had to be done at dr. office. I showed up, and was handed a ton of paperwork. Although, again, we were told over the phone we didnâ??t need to fill any out, because we were already in the system for the medical group. No biggie, just some time. And I did get to see the doctor about 20 minutes into me scheduled time. The things that really upset me. First off, Iâ??m a competitive bodybuilder, I look like a walking anatomy chart. . If you canâ??t find the belly of my shoulder muscle to inject into.. and are trying to inject wayyy too low, it is time to give up nursing. I didnâ??t let the nurse inject as she was going to, and she agreed to inject correctly. If had this once before with a flu shot. Btw, wasnâ??t fun when they injected way too low on my arm. Still… no big deal. What truly upset me, is at the end of all this, they wanted a copay. I was concerned when I saw them enter reason for visit into the computer, instead of hep A injection, as injection + evaluation. The word â??upsellâ?? kept flashing before me. My wife and I tried talking to the supervisor. When she finally showed up, she passed blame to the call center, and took no responsibility. Iâ??m sorry but I find this a shady and deceptive business practice. I you agree to something over the phone, then upsell and charge a copayâ?¦ that is just plain wrong.