Dr. Rupesh R. Dharia, MD

Steffanie Lair

At first I was quite happy with Dr Dahria’s office, but noticed he liked to push tests and procedures. Then Covid happened. In spring 2020 most people were a bit weary about in person appointments. My cardiologist had ordered some bloodwork, and I made sure my internist Dr Dharia received a copy for his records. A few days after the cardiologist followed up with a phone call to go over the results with me, I received a phone call from Dahria’s office telling me he wanted me to come in to go over my bloodwork. So I told them “thanks, but I’m good, my cardiologist already went over everything with me”, also he was the one who did order that bloodwork. Next day I got another call from Dahria’s office telling me that Dr Dariah “likes to see his patients at least once a year”! I replied again that I’m good, because I just saw him 6 months ago, end of call. Two weeks later I received a letter from Dahria’s office telling me I was fired as a patient for “not keeping up with appointments”! That doctor knew full well that I have a blockage in my widow maker artery, he was the one who found it, and tried to force me to see him in person in spring 2020, at the height of the Covid pandemic and lockdowns! At no point was I offered a phone call or a tele visit! Then I see him one year later whining on National Television about how exhausted doctors are with patient’s vaccine hesitancy. Now look up his payments from pharmaceutical companies, it’s public records. The top name starts with a P. Dr Dariah is a good and very thorough doctor. But it’s all about billable time and procedures. Why else would he push a patient to make an unnecessary appointment during a pandemic and then fire that patient at the height of it??

kaitlyn

Been going there for years, tried to make an appointment to get tested for strep throat, waited 30 minutes on hold. Finally get to someone and apparently a medical office doesn't see sick patients anymore. Time to find a new dr office that actually does their job.

Xander Taylor

First 2-3 years here were great, until I had a panic attack & was misunderstood by the staff & doctor. They knew I was on anti-anxiety medication & should have known I might have a flare-up. But no. They thought I just misbehaved. Not very understanding of people with mental health issues.

Richard Soldo

Great office experience very understanding of my medical condition. The staff is extremely pleasant.