Atish Patel's Online Review Report Card
Atish Patel
1.8
Average Star Rating
5
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Medical School
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Graduation Year
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List of Atish Patel's Reviews
8 JAN 2022, I went to Medical City Alliance, fearing I was having a stroke. After five tests, The E.R. Doctor informed me I had completed all the necessary tests but should stay in the hospital overnight for observation as a precaution. My night passed comfortably with no issues. By 11:30 a.m. I was ready to leave when a tech (?) told me I needed more tests. I declined to take additional tests. My husband and I wanted to go home. Five minutes later, a man enters my room and asks, "Just to be clear, you refuse to take the tests I ordered?" This man said nothing else but repeated his question, verbatim, four times. He ignored my relevant questions, asked after each repetition of his statement, and left the moment I confirmed I did not want additional tests. I felt verbally attacked; his behavior was atrocious, his anger almost palpable. We later discovered the man was my attending physician, Dr. Atish Patel. Other than Dr. Patel, I had not talked with a physician since leaving the
Reviewed On HealthGrades
8 JAN 2022, I went to Medical City Alliance, fearing I was having a stroke. After five tests, The E.R. Doctor informed me I had completed all the necessary tests but should stay in the hospital overnight for observation as a precaution. My night passed comfortably with no issues. By 11:30 a.m. I was ready to leave when a tech (?) told me I needed more tests. I declined to take additional tests. ...
Reviewed On WebMD
8 JAN 2022, I went to Medical City Alliance, fearing I was having a stroke. After five tests, The E.R. Doctor informed me I had completed all the necessary tests but should stay in the hospital overnight for observation as a precaution. My night passed comfortably with no issues. By 11:30 a.m. I was ready to leave when a tech (?) told me I needed more tests. I declined to take additional tests. My husband and I wanted to go home. Five minutes later, a man enters my room and asks, "Just to be clear, you refuse to take the tests I ordered?" This man said nothing else but repeated his question, verbatim, four times. He ignored my relevant questions, asked after each repetition of his statement, and left the moment I confirmed I did not want additional tests. I felt verbally attacked; his behavior was atrocious, his anger almost palpable. We later discovered the man was my attending physician, Dr. Atish Patel. Other than Dr. Patel, I had not talked with a physician since leaving the E.R. so I knew nothing about what had brought me to the hospital or if I was okay to leave. So as a result of Dr. Atish Patels' outrageous behavior, I left Med City Alliance without discussing a diagnosis, test results, warnings, expectations, meds, or necessary next steps. I feel Dr. Atish Patels' refusal to speak with me created a potentially dangerous situation and left me departing the hospital abandoned and frightened. If Dr. Patel had shown a shred of common courtesy or respect by introducing himself and discussing his orders, this situation would not have occurred. Instead, he sent a technician to inform me of new orders while we could clearly hear him in the hall chatting with the nurses.
Reviewed On Vitals
very caring, concerned no nonsense and compassionate Dr. Highly recommend
Reviewed On HealthGrades
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