Parag Bhanot's Online Review Report Card
3.7
Average Star Rating
32
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Parag Bhanot's Reviews
avoid him for hernia unless you want to live in pain
Reviewed On RateMDs
He looked at my stomach, gave me a wrong diagnose with no plan of action. Was diagnosed with cancer six months later by another doctor at the same hospital, who conducted tests, biopsies and imaging. Some doctors only want to bill your insurance and get paid.
Reviewed On Google
This doctor was willing to perform a hernia surgery on me based on an ultrasound that turned to be a false positive. "It is conclusive" he told me. And his office called me twice to schedule the surgery! Save your life and go to Johns Hopkins. At Johns Hopkins - the doctors doubled checked the ultrasound with an MRI – that proved no hernia at all. So scary! Dog-Eat-Dog society. Dr. Bhanot was ready to cut me and insert a synthetic mesh in my body. He would have probably never admitted that he found no hernia at all. According to a Johns Hopkins study - the third leading cause of death in the US is from unnecessary surgeries. As USA Today wrote: “Doctors perform tens of thousands of unnecessary surgeries each year, suggesting many hundreds, if not thousands, of victims. There are three broad categories of unnecessary surgery: the immoral, the incompetent and the indifferent. Doctors who perform needless operations to enrich themselves." Which one are you Dr. Bhanot? The immoral? The incompetent? Or the indifferent?
Reviewed On RateMDs
This doctor was willing to perform a hernia surgery on me based on an ultrasound that turned to be a false positive. "It is conclusive" he told me. And his office called me twice to schedule the surgery! Save your life and go to Johns Hopkins. At Johns Hopkins - the doctors doubled checked the ultrasound with an MRI – that proved no hernia at all. So scary! Dog-Eat-Dog society. Dr. Bhanot was ready to cut me and insert a synthetic mesh in my body. He would have probably never admitted that he found no hernia at all. According to a Johns Hopkins study - the third leading cause of death in the US is from unnecessary surgeries. As USA Today wrote: “Doctors perform tens of thousands of unnecessary surgeries each year, suggesting many hundreds, if not thousands, of victims. There are three broad categories of unnecessary surgery: the immoral, the incompetent and the indifferent. Doctors who perform needless operations to enrich themselves." Which one are you Dr. Bhanot? The immoral? The incompetent? Or the indifferent?
Reviewed On Vitals
Don't waste your time unless you have a Workman's Comp or similar type of issue. Go home, take Ibuprofen and take physical therapy: but NO, DON'T SEE A NEUROLOGIST!!!!! Must not been enough money for hernia surgery
Reviewed On Google
Excellent results.
Reviewed On Google
Very Very Good Surgeon
Reviewed On Google
Dr. Bhanot knows what he's doing. I had an abdominal wall reconstruction in 2016 and although recovery was long, I have zero pain and zero side effects. He is a very capable surgeon.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Bhanot is an excellent hernia surgeon who repairs difficult hernia problems. He is caring and careful in his interactions with patients and is confident and highly competent in his work. Highest recommendation.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Excellent doctor. Spot on with diagnosis, surgical outcome, and follow up. Had a sincere, professional, and overall nice manner.
Reviewed On Vitals
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