Nabila Asif Gandhi, MD

I have been to many doctors in the past and have not been completely satisfied. Dr. Gandhi made me feel comfortable at all times. Her diagnosis was dead on. I look forward to many years with her. She is the best!

Very warm and puts one at ease right away. She is thorough and genuinely concerned. It is a pleasure to have her as my doctor.

Dr. Gandhi is the best doctor that I experienced in my life. She is very concerned and always has time to give each patient separate attention. Her staff is amazing and very helpful as well. I would definitely give her 10/10.

This doctor truly cares. Takes her time to listen to you and discuss your condition. She also has a great sense of humor.. I am happy I chose her as my doctor, my family will start seeing her too. My only concern was the amount of time I had to wait before I saw her.

Dr. Gandhi is a great doctor. .. very caring, thorough and spends enough time with patients. . Not to mention a great sense of humor and what a personality! !

I saw this doctor after going through many other doctors and I must say that it was an absolute pleasure to meet her.She listened to me and answered all my questions. After checking everything she was able to give me an answer and give me the appropriate treatment. I feel much better physically and mentally after seeing her. She was very professional.

will not recommend this doctor at all.... she did not know that i was a doctor myself. My husband's primary care doctor was on vacation and we went in for my husband who probably had broken some point in his sternum or his xiphoid process while landing on his shoulders during a physical activity.So the doctor walks in and no hello, no hand shake, nothing to ease the environment.Sits in front of her computer and started:Dr Gandhi: what are you here for (without waiting for an answer) Physical?Husband: No, doc, I am actually here for this pain in lower chestDr. Gandhi: what pain, where is it, any history of heart issues in the family, etc etc (without a break, without giving him a chance to answer)Hubby got intimidated by her behavior and started to get disturbed with it.Myself: Doc, during a physical excercise, he probably had an injury to the rib cage/sternum/xiphoid process.... so we want to discuss thatDr Gandhi: (still leading questions to Heart issues, even after explaining that it… only hurts when he touches it, or gets up from lying position)...At this point I left the room because I was getting disgusted with her way of handling a patient.After few minutes my husband came outside and said, they were going to do an EKG even after he explained that he is not having any cardiac symptoms or any such thing. So i ended up speaking ot her again and told her that all we need is a prescription for him to get his x-ray done.... and his CBC/BMP, Lipid (which we wanted fasting and wanted a prescription..... but how would she make money on that.... so she did it at 6PM in her office).... So anyways, I flopped her plot of doing an EKG and charging our insurance for an extra procedure. she got really mad and literally threw the prescription in my husband's hand and did not answer the question he asked. Really, do I want him to have her as his primary care..... no!!! I am thankful to god that this was the only time we had to go there..... I am not in clinical practice anymore due to change of career (within medicine though!!), but when I was, my patients came in with a sad face due to pain or something else, walked out smiling not because they were better physically, but because they were light hearted by the time they left..... and not just me, most doctors keep that behavior, because it is a profession where you have to be social.... not stuck up!!!!I wonder how she cleared her clinical skills examination with such behavior...... just dressing up in a suit and saying I am Dr. so & so doesnt give you right to be rude.....WILL NOT RECOMMEND HER AT ALL......