Heemesh N. Seth Md's Online Review Report Card

I was very pleased with my visit with Dr. Seth. I am old and was scared but he was so pleasant and put me at ease.

Average at best. Dr. Seth was extremely nice, listened to our complaints and offered solutions however the solution never transpired. He agreed my 91yr old father needed to be admitted to acute rehab and said he would take care of the paperwork that day. The next day the paperwork had not been sent to the rehab. After several calls, 10 calls, and 2 voicemails to his MA nobody has been able to locate the paperwork. The office staff were very quick to place me on hold or transfer me to another person only to have the call go to voicemail again. The office staff is rude and incompetent. Unfortunately patients have to deal with the office staff, if this weren’t the case and communication could be with the doctor the experience might have been better.

Dr. Seth tries to be interested in his patients, but fails. He doesn't really look at you; he looks at your lab results, turns to the prescription pad, and then seems to hope you'll be gone. He is condescending to the point of rudeness, and will not work with patients to find and agreeable solution to issues. I have never met another physician with less ingenuity and more arrogance. There are fine ...

I saw Dr. Seth for about a year after my truly outstanding pulmonologist retired from the practice. He tries to be pleasant, but is instead extremely condescending. Rather than looking at and listening to you, he looks at your test results and goes straight to the prescription pad for a solution. It didn't take long for me to tire of this behavior and decide that I had no confidence in his ability to make decisions about my care (and I write this as an RN with more than 25 years of experience--most of that in critical care). I left the practice, but only because if you wish to change physicians within the group, you can't (which I was not told when my original pulmonologist retired). There are excellent, skilled, caring physicians here, but he is not one of them. Avoid, particularly in this outstanding practice.

I saw Dr. Seth for about a year after my truly outstanding pulmonologist retired from the practice. He tries to be pleasant, but is instead extremely condescending. Rather than looking at and listening to you, he looks at your test results and goes straight to the prescription pad for a solution. It didn't take long for me to tire of this behavior and decide that I had no confidence in his ability to make decisions about my care (and I write this as an RN with more than 25 years of experience--most of that in critical care). I left the practice, but only because if you wish to change physicians within the group, you can't (which I was not told when my original pulmonologist retired). There are excellent, skilled, caring physicians here, but he is not one of them. Avoid this one.

Dr Seth is an amazing, talented doctor. I have been a patient for 2 years and I always feel validated! He is an excellent communicator and listener. My respiratory issues have been managed and stable under his care. No one wants to be sick but chosing Dr Seth is the best decision you will make. The entire staff is professional and competent. I truly appreciate Dr Seth and Arizona Pulmonary Specialist.

I saw Dr. Seth for about two years. Although he is pleasant, he is condescending and fixated on test results and the prescription pad rather than the patient's symptoms. After a time, I found that I'd tired of his interruptions and his predilection to throw medication after medication at a condition, and also realized that I did not have confidence in him to make decisions about my care. I now see another pulmonologist. Incidentally, if you wish to change physicians within this excellent practice, you cant, so choose your caregiver carefully.

Dr. Seth has the perfect balance of professionalism and friendliness. He's very thorough in his examination (verbal and physical), listens carefully to questions and concerns, and gives thorough and appropriate explanations and alternatives. I don't feel rushed when I see him. I highly recommend him and his group for pulmonary care.

after a couple visits to my primary care physician and an MRI for extreme back pain, I was referred to Dr. Seth who treated me with respect, immediately scheduled me for a treatment program, and I am here to tell you, I never knew someone could be in that much pain and still be alive. I am very fortunate to have found him and hope you will give his office a call to experience the same relief that I did. Mike Fraccola