Kanwaljit Ahuja's Online Review Report Card

My appointment was at 9:30. I was the first patient of the day. The receptionist didn’t unlock the doors until 9:30. The office was extremely small and dirty. People kept checking in, surprising me as there was no space. I then waited an hour. The doctor finally walked in at 10:30, when I was put in a room. The receptionist came in and took my vitals. The blood pressure cuff was filthy! The doctor came in at 10:45, spoke to me for less than 5 minutes, diagnosed me with a condition that had been ruled out, told me to take a combination of medication that is deadly if combined and said he wanted to see me again in a couple of weeks. I checked out with the receptionist, didn’t make a follow up and didn’t go back.

This place is extremely small. It smells horrible in the office, looks like it hasn't been cleaned in years. Then they schedule 6 or more people with the same time. This is ridiculous. Then he doesn't listen to you. He is horrible. If I could give a zero I would!

I received a referral to this doctor for my mother from Doctor's Community Hospital. When I called to make an appointment they said that they do take Medicare but require a referral from the primary care provider. We showed up to the office at the schedule time, provided our information and a referral from our primary provider, at which time they said they will not take "that" referral. It has to be printed out from a specific system, which they could not name on the phone or in person. Also if requiring wheelchair accessible, look elsewhere. The ramp is flimsy and incredibly steep with an extra threshold bump at the top requiring a tilt of 45 degrees or more. The office is not apologetic for wasting our time, and not communicating their very specific referral requirements. Now we have to find another office and more time will pass before the first appointment.

I received a referral to this doctor for my mother from Doctor's Community Hospital. When I called to make an appointment they said that they do take Medicare but require a referral from the primary care provider. We showed up to the office at the scheduled time, provided our information and a referral from our primary provider, at which time they said they will not take "that" referral. It has to be printed out from a specific system, which they could not name on the phone or in person. Also if requiring wheelchair accessibility, look elsewhere. The ramp is flimsy and incredibly steep with an extra threshold bump at the top requiring a tilt of 45 degrees or more. The office is not apologetic for wasting our time, and not communicating their very specific referral requirements. Now we have to find another office and more time will pass before the first appointment.

The office is ridiculously small. The front desk staff was very helpful but the doctor was not! You can hardly understand what he’s saying and he does not want to help nor does he care for his patients. My fiancé and I have been very scared and stressed out about his seizures and this is not the doctor to go to if your looking for guidance and reassurance.

Waited for hours in this tiny, cramped office with a bunch of other people who were given ridiculously unrealistic appointment times. Not even enough chairs for all of us to sit. The clock on the wall wasn't even right .. it was off by over an hour. Not a good sign for a neurologist. But the icing on the cake was the rude treatment by his discourteous, unprofessional staff. Don't go here this guy's a joke.

This was the worst treatment I've ever received in a doctor's office. totally rude and discourteous unprofessional staff. I wasn't the only one complaining. This guy is a farce.

Dr. Ahuja was rather rude and acted arrogantly when I requested additional details about his diagnosis. He did not want to listen to my wife's ailments, but just read the EMR on his computer. He was disrespectful towards the patient's family and merely interested in getting us out-the-door so he could bill the next insurance company.

Dr. Ahuja was rather rude and acted arrogantly when I requested additional details about his diagnosis. He did not want to listen to my wife's ailments, but just read the EMR on his computer. He was disrespectful towards the patient's family and merely interested in getting us out-the-door so he could bill the next insurance company.

Dr. Ahuja Kanawaljit, just visited my mom's hospital room in the Critical Care Unit of Prince Georges Hospital. I was sitting in the room with my mom and he walked in with four other doctors and he did not in introduce himself to my mom the patient or me. He acted as though I wasn't in the room. He was arrogant, disrespectful , unprofessional and a bad example for the doctors he was apparently training.