Dr. Bella Zinzuwadia, MD

Hard to schedule appointments with. No bedside skills. Often rude. Some of the clinics staff is nice 3 to be exact. No one wants to work with her because of her rudeness. Constant staff turnovers. Girl that takes payments is very unpleasant with poor attitude.

Dr. Zinzuwadia has taken care of my family since 2010. She has went above and beyond the standard of care to provide the best treatment whether it be in the office or hospital. Very knowledgeable and highly recommended for all your health care needs.

I am the primary caretaker for my husband's grandmother. She's 89 and has heart conditions which require daily medications in addition to other medications for other issues common to aging. There seem to be consistent communication problems. I have every call I or my husband has ever placed to them recorded and stored as documentation of what has been requested. Any message I've left (which is essentially all you can do) has not been fully followed through. So because her care is not only critic

Dr. Zinzuwadia has taken excellent care of my father for many years now. She always spend adequate time answering our questions and meeting my fathers medical needs. Very efficient and friendly staff. I would highly recommend her as a primary care physician.

Dr. Zinzuwadia is a warm and compassionate physician. She is easy to talk to and most of all listens to what I have to say. She is exactly what I need and want in a family physician. We are fortunate to have this quality of care in our area. I would recommend her to anyone looking for a primary care physician.

Cold affect. No bedside manner. Isn't up to date with new diagnoses, can't do simple procedures in office (stitches), won't recommend specialists (gynecologists, ENT, etc) and her staff ends up making excuses for her rudeness and bad manners. The kicker was witnessing a waiting patient make a drug sale on his cell in the waiting room, then complete the transaction in the parking lot. Not discreet, talking loud and proud. Look for another dr, a monkey would at least be smiling.