Dr. Pritam Singh, MD

After a long wait for referral and appt. I was able to see the doctor. He did answer questions but didn't seem interested in my self described symtoms. He ordered some imaging and sent me to his office staff. The staff assured me that they sent all info to insurnance for approval. I even asked them if I should call and follow up as prior I had an office drop the ball before. Well 3 weeks later I call and they say it looks like insurance said no and they need to resubmit. I called insurance and they never received any info from their office. I called back and eventually the office worker begudgingly said they dropped the ball. It's been a nightmare. Go elsewhere if you can.

Dr. Singh is very thorough with his examinations, and I only trust him to do my procedure as he has done in the past!! Another doctor was referred to me and I rejected, resubmitted my request for Dr. Singh only!!

Over all had a good experience with my endoscopy dr.Singh is a great doctor talked the procedure over with me in great detail!!! After procedure was in a lot of stomach pain!!!! So I am going to see if he can help me out there fingers crossed!!!!!

I am extremely impressed and satisfied with Dr. Singh and his staff. Thank you!

Very satisfied and comforting to have Colonoscopy and know good medical condition with my situation and I have been do things for better health etc.

Dr. Singh performed my second colonoscopy in 2013. He was very attentive, asked a lot of questions and listened to my concerns. He located and removed several polyps. I think very highly of this doctor and will return to him again this month for another colonoscopy and I know he will take the time and effort to do his job. he is a very smart man but very easy to talk to.

This doctor was rude, would not let me speak, talked over me. He suggested that I have endoscope and colonoscopy. When I told him I recently had colonoscopy he suddenly was done with our interview, he did not examine me properly, no nurse in the room, he did not explain any procedure he wanted to do. I told my primary care doctor and their office canceled my appointment, they need another gastroenterologist for their practice, one who seems interested in his patients, not just the $$$ from insurance.

I am suffering from pain, severe digestive disorder and other symptoms for 3 months now after a Diverticulitis attack due to a colonoscopy by a different doctor. I had 2 ER visits. My general physician referred me to Gastroenterology and Dr. Singh was the Doctor my new Insurance selected for me. After reviewing my medical record his Receptionist called me to let me know that he won't see me since I don't want another colonoscopy. I told her I needed treatment, but she insisted I should go back to my reg doctor. (this is the one who referred me to him) How can a Doctor deny me a visit or treatment unless it's a money making procedure?? He never even spoke to me in person or by phone. I am now being referred to a specialist at UCSD. Does a Doctor have the right to refuse seeing a patient when I was referred to him by my physician?

I am 23 years old and have been living with chronic pain for 7 years with no known diagnosis. I was placed into Dr. Singh's care and within two weeks I was in the hospital for a colonoscopy. He put me on medication for a spastic colon and internal hemorrhages and I have never felt better! He was extremely caring and even remembered my profession at my follow up appointment. I highly recommend him.

He wanted to leave so bad, he left the my room, went to his receptionist, bad mouthed her for schedule him incorrectly and ran out. So, no, I do not have an ulcer. A caring doctor ordered a CT for me though and it's the same old problem. Do you know where my liver is?