Dr. Mohan Jagannath Durve, MD

I would highly recommend Dr. Mohan Durve to my family and friends. Dr. Durve is very professional and treats my condition with care. I have been his patient for 23 years. Even though I find it difficult to pay for treatment since my retirement, he sees that I get a break because can't even afford to buy my own Health Insurance and I really appreciate that. Thanks, Dr. Durve

I've been going to Dr. Durve for over 20 years and have found him to be professional and courteous, he gets to the point and doesn't waste my time. His staff is friendly and great to work with.

Dr. Durve is very professional and to the point, which I appreciate. His staff is always willing to help. My appointments are always quick and professional. The staff is friendly and willing to go the extra mile to help me. I would recommend this office to anyone in need of his services.

Nice staff

He's a thorough doc who is respectful of his patients. Only reservation is you have to ask your questions, or he assumes you understand the hows/whys.

My daughter and I have been patients of Dr. Durve's since 1994. He was able to treat our asthma and allergies with compassion and kindness. His office staff are professionals that are courteous, mindful, and friendly. Dr. Durve takes the time to review our conditions and prescribe the appropriate medical treatment. We would highly recommend him.

Horrible. The staff is stupid.

I chose to go to Dr. Durve's office only because he has late office hours. Wow, I am sorry. After performing the allergy tests on me and two breathing tests, I was given two allergy shots and was told to come back the following week. Next week I showed up to his office, hoping for an explanation of the results from the allergy tests (it would be nice to know exactly what I am allergic to) and the results of the breathing tests since I have asthma. When Dr. Durve came into the room, he told me I would need two allergy shots every week for the next three years, and asked me if I filled the prescriptions he had prescribed last week. No, I didn't know he had prescribed them; he never gave me the prescriptions. He looked in my chart for the results of the breathing tests, and they werenâ??t there. Oh well. I told Dr. Durve I didnâ??t want to receive the allergy shots since my insurance didnâ??t cover the complete cost. So, when my visit was over, he led me out the door and… told the nurse I was to have two allergy shots. â??Are you listening to me? I donâ??t want the shots,â?? I had to remind him. I went that evening to CVS to fill the prescriptions he gave me, one for eye drops and another for a nasal spray. One of the prescriptions was $100 and the other was $75. I told the pharmacist to not fill the prescriptions because I donâ??t have that kind of money. He told me that from his experiences, Dr. Durve always prescribes the most expensive prescriptions. So, I still donâ??t know exactly what I am allergic to, donâ??t know the results of the breathing tests, and received a large bill in the mail that I have to pay for his office visit, although he didnâ??t help me at all. Some lessons you have to learn the hard way I suppose.

Terrible. Diagnosed as Seasonal Allergies. Take OTC medications, which did not work for teh years I tried them

My hunch is that his office staff has added the rave reviews. I recently got an email from someone in his office, asking me to complete a survey to determine why I haven't been there in a long time. The email was sent to me and 24 other patients. Now I have the email addresses of 24 of his former patients. I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty sure this is a HIPPA violation.I found him rude and condescending. I just got back from another (different) allergist and had a completely different experience. I primarily stopped going (I never saw him during office visits anyway, only his staff) because I didn't have two hours to spare every Wednesday.I also recently learned from my new allergist that it is considered an evidence-based "practice" to have patients wait 30 minutes after injections in case of a negative reaction. His office followed no such practice, but probably because there wasn't enough seating on "shot days" and many patients had to stand and wait. Ridiculous.