Dr. Apurva Patel, MD

Unfortunately, Dr. Patel and his office staff assumed their 83-year-old patient of 10 years was part of a financial assistance program that had ended in 2025. She was not. They failed to do their due diligence as medical providers to contact her insurance to discover there indeed was in fact full coverage for the medication she had been receiving the past several years. Instead they attempted to transition her to a less effective medication and when she opted to continue she was escorted to the front desk to pay an additional $300 before her treatment. With treatments every 4-5 weeks at $300/per time it’s easy to see how these costs could add up. This is a word of caution to not trust what the clinic is telling its patients in regards to their coverage but talk directly to your provider. This morning we learned she will be receiving a credit for the forced expense she did not need to cover. This was disappointing treatment of a long term patient.

I met him two times .No answer, No attention.He seems Working, Talking with machine. I am a human.

Dr. Patel performed a Vitrectomy on my right eye. The procedure went fantastically. I see clearly with no floaters at all in that eye. Since, my left eye suffered a bleed from a capillary the same as the right had. Without hesitation, I am having a vitrectomy performed on that one by Dr. Patel tomorrow.

Dr. Patel did a great job explaining the procedure and was able to see me the same day. The staff he works with were helpful and always responded promptly to my questions.