Dr. Jyoti Yeli, MD

I found her to be very professional,caring,and knowing how to think on her feet, great to have her as my DR??

Dr. Yeli is an excellent doctor. She always listens to all of my concerns and answers all of my questions. Her staff is super nice and they get referrals & lab orders/diagnostic orders done ASAP. Very easy to get an appointment and always a short wait time. I highly recommend Dr. Yeli to everyone.

Too long to go into detail but 2 times I was misdiagnosed by Dr. Yeli, even after I told her how one of the issues was done by jamming a piece of steel in my toe. She told me it was an ingrown toenail and to go see an orthopedic doc. 2nd misdiagnoses was bruising that occurred on my arm, she told me it happens when you get old. Well that wasn't what it was. 3-4 months later after repeated complaints about the numbing fingers and unbearable pain she sent me in for an MRI and I found out that I have a serious torn rotator cuff in my right arm, a tear in my left arm and carpal tunnel in my wrist. I was in serious pain, MaxHealth was very arrogant in assisting me to get help with Dr. Yeli after reaching out to the Practice Manager who repeatedly "was out of the office". The Health Team I was given got to where they were unresponsive to my calls which leads me to believe their hands were tied. And Dr. Yeli at the time I needed her most would not prescribe the correct pain medication. … This review could go on and on and I am looking into making a malpractice suit against her and MaxHealth. You take a gamble with her and MaxHealth. Do not sign up for Aetna/Coventry every doctors office in town HATES THEM and are dropping them from taking this insurance.

I've found Yeli to be attentive enough referring me to the proper specialists as needed and helpful in getting me medically established in New community. She's polite, friendly and courteous. So she may have read those negative reviews and worked at bettering herself. I'm pleased with her so far.

Dr. Yeli helped me a great deal when I fractured my hip. She was very thorough about bone density, vision, blood pressure and recommended tests that I needed.

Doctor left office 20 minutes on a Friday before closing;Doctor refused to leave her call back number for her patient; Office told me to call Doctor "On Monday"; I urgently needed my pre-operation test results which were in her name sentto the hospital Saturday morning. Because of herindifference, all tests (CT scan; Electrocardiogram,Chest X-rays; blood work) which were available had to be repeated at the hospital prior surgery early Sunday morning. On the Tuesday after surgery, the doctor refused to return my phone calls for a prescription refill. It took three calls to her office before the office staff got around to call in the refill even though they were informed I had post-operative surgical pain and I need the medication immediately.