Dr. Jigar Gandhi, MD

Since my first visit last year, Dr. Gandhi treated me with respect and compassion. He works very closely with Dr. Pittman, another great spine surgeon, who actually did my surgery, which was a total success.

Had a great experience with the visit. Luckily, I did not need surgery but Dr. Gandhi is genuinely caring and empathetic. Outstanding doctor!

Back to golfing thanks to Dr. Gandhi. Very happy with how I was treated.

My quality of life has improved tenfold thanks to Dr. Gandhi. I can now sleep through the night without pain.

After months of sciatica, I finally saw Dr. Gandhi. He recommended physical therapy instead of rushing me into surgery, and it worked! I appreciate his honesty and patient-first approach.

I’m a nurse, so I’ve worked with many doctors, and Dr. Gandhi stands out as one of the most thorough and compassionate surgeons I’ve ever met. He treated me like family and checked in personally after surgery. That level of care is rare.

I saw Dr. Gandhi for newly developed sciatica 3 months ago, and was impressed by how understanding, knowledgeable, and patient he was. Another surgeon had recommended a discectomy, but Dr. Gandhi carefully reviewed my MRI and explained that the small disc bulge would likely improve with time and physical therapy. Three months ago, my pain was 8 out of 10. Now, after a few weeks of therapy, it's very manageable. I'm grateful I chose to see Dr. Gandhi and avoided surgery.

Don't see this man for a spine issue unless it's glaringly obvious. Went in presenting symptoms and requesting an MRI per my physical therapists and PCP. Instead, Dr. Gandhi ordered another x-ray, said my spine was "perfect", and to go "full-bore" with physical therapy. Because the American medical system is trash, I had to fight to get a second opinion. I got the MRI, and I have a bulged disc. Thanks for nothing except wasted time and money, Dr. Gandhi. Thanks to you, my back is in significantly worse shape. I see these excellent reviews people have written, and have to wonder if they're even real. Oh, and post-appointment, they entered my information in mychart about the WRONG SIDE OF MY BODY. When I called to mention it and speak to someone, they not only didn't call me back, but went in to change the notes. Quality doctors would call this person a "quack." If you get recommended to Dr. Gandhi, seek another opinion immediately.