Dr. Ishan Gohil, MD

He is very attentive and answers all questions.

This is by far the worst doctor I have ever seen in my life! I went to him with a complex condition looking for answers and this doctor just turned my away. After taking the time to explain my condition, he quickly said "I don't think I can take you on as a patient." No other doctor suggestions or referrals just turned away. I left this doctor feeling defeated and helpless.

After waiting 5 weeks to get in for a new patient appointment for my wife who has a genetic condition and who deals with pain because of it. Within minutes he told her he was refusing to treat her. Never in all my life have I seen a woman crying in the parking lot of a Dr.s office until today. His manner was dismissive and uncaring, cold even. I could go on but the whole experience has left me drained. If you're looking for a Dr, don't pick him is all I can say.

I would definitely refer Dr Gohil to anyone... Easy to talk to and is very knowledgeable... Great Dr

My wife was the younger Dr. Gohil's patient. I always went with her to every doctor appointment, always do. I would not recommend Dr. Gohil as your primary doctor unless all you think you might need is an antibiotic from time to time. From our experience he doesn't really listen and doesn't even seem to genuinely care about his patients well being, least my wife's anyway. Reading his reports after the visit seldom made sense. He would add in things that was not spoken about and leave out things that were. Once he had said my wife refused to walk across the room? He never asked her too or she would have done so. Its things like this happening way too often and his lack luster enthusiasm to even want to really help and his condescending ways that made us move on to find a better doctor, and we did. He would have my wife in tears throughout most of the visit. Let's just say that he has no bedside manner at all. He wouldn't even look you in the eye, instead just talking to the floor

A throwback to the family doctor I remember as a child. A PCP who visits his patients when hospitalized. He listens and explains. He's cheerful and pleasant He makes appropriate referrals and works well as part of my medical team.