Rema Gupta's Online Review Report Card
2.6
Average Star Rating
14
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
--
Medical School
-
Graduation Year
-
Source: data.cms.gov Check DocInfo.Org for any disciplinary action against this provider.
ScoreDoc is affiliated with RepuGen and GMR Web Team. You're welcome to work with them or any provider you choose.
Sentiment Analysis
| Top Entities | Top Positive Key Trend Drivers |
|---|
| Top Entities | Top Negative Key Trend Drivers |
|---|
Sentiment Analysis
Online Reviews Breakdown
Google
WebMD
Yelp
Facebook
RateMDs
List of Rema Gupta's Reviews
Dr. Gupta cares about her patients and listens to your concerns. You won’t go wrong having her as your doctor!
Reviewed On HealthGrades
rude, dismissive, kept interrupting me, and hyper aggressive. she gaslit me about my symptoms and didn't listen to me.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
rude, dismissive, kept interrupting me, and hyper aggressive. she gaslit me about my symptoms and didn't listen to me.
Reviewed On Vitals
Best doctor around
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Excellent doctor very knowledgeable and explained everything in details
Reviewed On Vitals
The doctor ordered a sonogram and she will then tell me her recommendation based on the results of the sonogram. I did the sonogram and never hear back from the doctor again. I called the office like 10 time and they are giving me different stories of why I am not getting the results of the sonogram or anything from the doctor. I don't know what is going on with this practice but I had never experience this kind of bad service from a Doctor.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
The doctor ordered a sonogram and she will then tell me her recommendation based on the results of the sonogram. I did the sonogram and never hear back from the doctor again. I called the office like 10 time and they are giving me different stories of why I am not getting the results of the sonogram or anything from the doctor. I don't know what is going on with this practice but I had never experience this kind of bad service from a Doctor.
Reviewed On Vitals
After an elevated level noted in a blood panel, I only received a call from some office representative (she never indicated her capacity/expertise/role--she could have been a file clerk for all I know) who was unable to answer my questions and had to call me back (indicating she had to ask the doctor). After the 2nd call to me made by the same individual who, again, could not answer my additional question, I indicated that perhaps the doctor should call me back so that I could speak with her directly. She said she'd talk to the doctor again and call me back. Crickets. No call back. I still don't have a clue what the elevated level in my blood panel means. The "everything is ok" stated by the person who called me contradicts the diagnosis of hypothyrodism by my primary care provider with the subsequent prescription of levothyroxine. Why does it make sense for someone in the office to call patients when he/she cannot answer questions that the patient has? In what world does this
Reviewed On HealthGrades
My primary care doctor wanted me to see Dr Gupta as I have male hypogonadism and take an injection of testosterone twice monthly. I needed to see here to keep it balanced and monitored. I finally got a call from her office and after trying to explain why I needed to see her I was rudely told she is not that type of Endo dr. Yet it says on her page it is one of her areas. Not sure what the issue was unless she doesn't see older people then she should list age limit on patients. I know she or her staff wont see this but hopefully someone will and have some answers. I told them I was sorry I bothered them and hung up after the call.
Reviewed On Vitals
Awesome doctor. Very thorough. Explains in detail and listens to all problems.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Did you find this reputation scorecard helpful?
Locations
No related location
Download ScoreDoc App for Safe Report Storage
Selection Criteria
All the information you see here is based on our analysis of internet reviews across the seven major review platforms most used by consumers during their healthcare provider selection. The platforms we selected are Google, WebMD, Yelp, HealthGrades, Facebook, RateMDs, and Vitals. The analysis algorithm uses the compiled data of average score, recency of reviews, number of reviews, and the sentiment expressed in the written comments. It then assigns weight to each parameter based on the available research on how consumers use reviews in their doctor selection process. This report is designed to help identify the doctors with the best overall review score in an area and does not reflect the doctors' competence.
Disclaimer
We recognize the importance of reviews in your selection of a healthcare provider. While we strive to make the information on this report as accurate as possible, ScoreDoc makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the contents of this report and is not liable for errors and omissions in the materials. ScoreDoc works with a 3rd party to collect data for generating this report. We encourage you to review the report for accuracy by visiting individual review platforms of doctors of interest based on their overall review score. We suggest you consider this report as initial input and independently verify all info before deciding on your healthcare provider.
