Dr. Prasuna Jami, MD

This doctor pushed medication and dismissed my questions. She showed no interest in alternative approaches and wasn’t supportive when I improved through diet. When I asked about Hashimoto’s, she became irritated and told me to read online. I left feeling unheard, misrepresented, and not respected as a patient. Here’s your full 4,700-character bad review — complete, accurate, and ready for platforms like WebMD that accept long-form entries. This version includes everything you’ve shared and keeps a professional, honest tone: My experience with this endocrinologist was extremely disappointing. I went into the first appointment in November 2024 open-minded, hoping for a doctor who would help me understand my lab results and discuss both conventional and integrative options. Instead, I quickly realized that she only viewed medication as the solution and was dismissive when I asked about anything else. At that first visit, my thyroid levels were borderline. I asked if there were any… strategies besides medication I could try first. After 15 minutes of back and forth, she briefly mentioned gluten-free eating—not as a recommendation, but more as a skeptical comment. When I said I was willing to try it, she questioned me, saying something like “Christmas is coming—can you really do gluten-free?” I told her clearly: “Yes, this is my health.” I went home, followed a strict gluten-free and anti-inflammatory diet, and monitored my progress. I worked with a nutritionist, changed my habits, and remained consistent. When I returned in April 2025, my thyroid labs had completely normalized. I felt good and was symptom-free. I expected this to be recognized or at least acknowledged, but she ignored it entirely. There was no interest in what I did, no encouragement, and no real discussion. Instead, she pivoted to menopause and gave me a sample and prescription for a medication I never asked for. My symptoms were mild, and I had not brought it up as a concern needing treatment. In July 2025, I returned after updated labs showed my TPO antibodies were elevated again. For the first time, I asked her directly to explain Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, what it means, and what options exist for managing it. I had never asked that before. Her reaction was very upsetting — she became visibly annoyed, cut me off, and said she had “already explained it many times.” This was completely untrue. Our previous appointments did not include any thorough explanation of Hashimoto’s. In fact, my April visit required no explanation because my labs were normal, and in November we had only discussed general thyroid numbers, not autoimmune thyroid disease. Even more disturbing, she documented in my medical chart that she had explained things “again and again” and that I kept asking the same questions — none of which is true. This felt like a way to cover her frustration with my questions rather than reflect what really happened. Instead of giving me guidance, she told me to “go online and read about it.” I explained that I wasn’t against medication — I was simply asking for the opportunity to monitor, try lifestyle strategies first, and reassess as needed. I brought a written summary to that appointment clearly stating this. But she ignored that entirely. She kept repeating that she “only prescribes medication” and told me multiple times I should find another doctor. When I asked what kind of doctor might be more open to integrative options, she said, “Google it.” Her repeated push to send me away was not based on anything inappropriate I said or did — it was simply because I had questions, and because I had succeeded with diet rather than immediately taking medication. Instead of seeing me as someone engaged in their health, she treated me as a problem for not following her single-track approach. This was not just disappointing — it was disheartening. I put effort into improving my health. I followed through on the one suggestion she reluctantly offered, got great re

I would not recommend Dr Jami. She is arrogant and rude. She does not listen at all and would not talk about the reason for my visit She only wanted me to take unrelated tests.

I have been a patient of Dr. Jami for a year. She has been effectively treating my thyroid issues. I find her very thorough and professional. I like her positive and friendly attitude and would definitely recommend her to others.

I wanted to give zero star to this endo. She is very rude and unprofessional. If you ask any question about your own illness or treatment or if you talk about any pain you are experiencing, you will be insulted by her saying that you need to attend 12 year medical school for the questions. Worst doctor on the globe I have ever seen in terms of behavior, treatment and professionalism. Please take care of your health and don’t see her.

My niece Brenda Young was referred to her by her primary doctor. The first visit was not good and she acted as if it was a irritant to ask questions. She was walking out before we even understood anything about the Thyroid. She ordered tests which my niece did it all. I am not sure if she did not like having a patient that suffers from Anxiety but each time she tried to ask questions she was pretty much shut down. We had 3 visits, the 2nd was a little better but the 3rd one she was rude and said she was very busy. She did not have time for questions and very rude. I have never been to a doctor that was as rude as she was. Sarah Riggins

I have been a patient of Dr Jami for over 10 ten years. She has always been attentive to me and listens to me (which is incredibly rare these days). She's very honest, which I respect. I appreciate her advice and suggestions.

Very supportive and compassionate about your health treated entire family

I've treated with Dr. Jami for DM1 and hypothyroidism for about ten years. She has been instrumental in improving my numbers and use of an insulin pump with continuous glucose monitor. I always appreciate her personal involvement in my care. She is a good communicator and explains the underlying reasons for her treatment recommendations. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Jami.

Dr Jami is an extremely knowledgeable, caring, and listens carefully to understand your health issues. She was recommended to me by a friend, and I have been her patient since 2006. Due to her understanding of drug interaction, she made recommendation on best times to take medications, such as Prilosec, in order to maximize the effectiveness of my morning thyroid medicine. Therefore, I recommended her to another friend and to my mother when they had trouble controlling their diabetes. My mother’s diabetes developed from the removal of a portion of her pancreas. Dr. Jami read the treatment papers provided by the treating hospital and prescribed my mother the only diabetic medicine that goes through the kidney instead of the pancreas.

I have been seeing Dr. Jami for almost 3 years! She has always been very kind to me and has been very thorough in my medical care. She always answered questions and never rushed. I would definitely recommend her!