Priya Kumaraguru, MD

She was not receptive to questions. Did not look at my mental health chart I was asked to fill out. Didn't actually listen to me and wanted to get me out as fast as possible. Very rude about not getting my bloodwork done as well.

This doctor has no empathy and should not be in a job where she is required to interact with people. Her demeanor is robotic and insulting.

Very Satisfied with this Doctor! She takes the time to listen to you. Myself and my 86 year old mother both have her and we are both happy with her Unfortunately I may have to change doctors since Obamacare does not cover her! :(

Very dissapointed in the doctor. Felt like she did not really listen to me or take the time to understand what I was saying. Felt like she had a know it all attitude!

I have seen this dr a few times, and all she does I refer patients, it appears that she is unsure of herself, and can't handle difficult patients with difficult health problems! I have never been able to obtain an accurate diagnosis, and it's like when the blood work looks ok she stops there, and gives up! I am frustrated because my insurance plan only covers her, therefore; I am left undiagnosed, misunderstood, and I know something is going on with me, as do others can tell just by looking at me! I have never met a dr that constantly refers patients, even if they don't need that referral! She Dosent listen, forgets what medication individuals are on, and why when I call the office for refills, the office staff gets nothing right, nor does this dr! It is sad that these are the drs that we have to deal with due to insurance! I honestly don't know how she still has a licenses, or how she even made it to become a dr! She is bet incompetent, and passes the buck!

MIsdiagnosed cancer when I had previously reported spotting. Was told lower back pain, pelvic pain and that cancer ran in my family. Told her I had problems concentrating and forgetfullness. That it was hard to get through day, that I was tired all the time. Since I was being treated for depression. I was wheelchaired to hospital admissions where I was told my papers said I was suicidal. Left. Went to ER at different hospital where I was listened to by ER Dr.; & through referals and testing was found to have stage 3 cancer. I was told by distant family member that my situation was discussed. I hope this conversation didn't really happen.