Jyothi Sarma's Online Review Report Card
Jyothi Sarma
2.5
Average Star Rating
39
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Jyothi Sarma's Reviews
She's very attentive and has excellent bedside manner.
Not at all good, not speaking nicely with patient
Not at all good, did not spend good time with my wife, not at all good
I am pretty surprised by all of the negative reviews. I am not a big doctor fan and disliked my last few doctors. I now have Dr. Sarma, not by choice, and couldn't be happier. I hope she is my primary care physician for years!!!
Dr Sarma is registered with USCIS for I-693, called her Clinic, a mile away from my home, friendly response, got an early appointment, followed by reminder call on phone, me and my wife visited a few minutes before the appointment time on the day with our prefilled Form I-693, downloaded from USCIS web site, duly filled in and carried the completed form and turned them in, filled in a Clinic's form to give some basic details, after some preparatory work by friendly Nurses the Doctor met with us, one by one, made some enquiries, seemingly casual but to ascertain family health back ground and health background, explained the need to have some shots and tests, some within some at a diagnostic center within the building, as required by USCIS, paid for, shots, diagnostic tests done in quick succession, advised to go back to collect I-693, 4 days later, got email notification on the day we were to collet the medical report, were handed over with a complete copy with diagnostic reports for our reference and the original I-693 duly signed in sealed envelopes. Overall found Dr Sarma and her set up to provide Medical Report, I-693 very professional and note worthy.
I went there for my USCIS I-693 medical requirements last July 28, 2016. I got the final document on Sep. 15, 2016. Almost two months. What a waste of time. If you want to know what happened, continue reading: 1. My last medical got expired but my TB and other vaccines is still within the range of 3 years. Still Dr. Jyothi Sarma let me take another of those TB vaccines and another one. I guess it was pure business for them. 2. USCIS returned my documents because starting Aug. 1, 2016, a Gonorrhea test is required. So I went back to them. This could have been avoided if they read their notices from USCIS about the updates on the requirements. They make the patients as guinea pigs for the updates. I was the guinea pig and during my case they were able to update themselves of the new requirement. Imagine at my own time and expense. 3. I submitted my urine sample last Aug. 31, 2016. Good thing, I enrolled in QuestLab to get the results a week after they have submitted them to the doctor. I did received an email from QuestLab today, Sep. 15, 2016. I called them and I was able to get the documents. After looking at the documents while at work, I noticed that the documents were ready as early as Sep. 6, 2016. They said they called twice and even left a message. I did not receive any call or message. Who would you believe? 8 days delay again. If there is a zero or negative number for this review, I will give it to them.
I went there for my USCIS I-693 medical requirements last July 28, 2016. I got the final document on Sep. 15, 2016. Almost two months. What a waste of time. If you want to know what happened, continue reading:1. My last medical got expired but my TB and other vaccines is still within the range of 3 years. Still Dr. Jyothi Sarma let me take another of those TB vaccines and another one. I guess it was pure business for them.2. USCIS returned my documents because starting Aug. 1, 2016, a Gonorrhea test is required. So I went back to them. This could have been avoided if they read their notices from USCIS about the updates on the requirements. They make the patients as guinea pigs for the updates. I was the guinea pig and during my case they were able to update themselves of the new requirement. Imagine at my own time and expense.3. I submitted my urine sample last Aug. 31, 2016. Good thing, I enrolled in QuestLab to get the results a week after they have submitted them to the doctor. I did received an email from QuestLab today, Sep. 15, 2016. I called them and I was able to get the documents. After looking at the documents while at work, I noticed that the documents were ready as early as Sep. 6, 2016. They said they called twice and even left a message. I did not receive any call or message. Who would you believe? 8 days delay again.If there is a zero or negative number for this review, I will give it to them.
Horrible Doctor, best to avoid her and save yourself a bad experience and rude attitude from this doctor.
I had my appt with this doctor right after an accident and during my check up she seemed very uninterested in what I had to say. I was trying to show and explained where I was having pain and tried asking questions but I felt rushed and was just given a prescription and was sent off. She does not seem to legitimately care about her patients not sure why she's in this field.
I have always found Dr.Sarma to be interested in my health and well being. She asks the right questions and orders the right tests. I have some ongoing problems and she is careful to address those with me. I am very happy with her care.
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