Prashant Gajwani's Online Review Report Card

Genuine Care You Can Feel From the moment I walked into Dr. Gajwani’s office, I knew I was in the right place. The staff greeted me with genuine warmth and professionalism, no cold check-in windows or rushed forms. It felt more like entering a wellness retreat than a typical doctor’s office. Dr. Gajwani himself is the kind of physician you hope to find but rarely do. He took the time to truly listen to my story without judgment or interruption. I never felt like “just another patient.” His questions were thoughtful, his explanations clear, and his demeanor calm and reassuring. What impressed me most was his modern, patient-centered approach to treatment. Instead of a one-size-fits-all prescription, he walked me through my options, and helped tailor a plan that made sense for my life and goals. I left that first appointment not only with a clear plan, but with something I hadn’t felt in a long time: hope. Appointments are easy to schedule, and the office follows up promptly as well. Overall, great experience!

What makes Dr. Gajwani stand out is how he combines expertise with genuine empathy. At my first appointment, he spent time really understanding not just my symptoms, but my life and past experiences with treatment. He offered options I hadn’t been introduced to before and explained them in a way that felt empowering, not overwhelming. I’ve seen real, meaningful progress. His office staff is equally wonderful , kind, patient, and very responsive. Easily the best psychiatric care I’ve received.

Office staff was very welcoming and helpful! Dr.Gajwani was very helpful. He understood and listened to all my concerns. If you are looking for a psychiatrist, I highly recommend his office.

Office staff was very welcoming! Everything went well at my appointment. Dr.Gajwani was very understanding and listened to my concerns. If you are seeking a psychiatrist, I recommend his office.

Compassionate Care Dr Gajwani helped me control my anxiety, guiding me through out.

From the start, Dr Gajwani took the time to thoroughly explain my diagnosis and treatment options in a way that was easy to understand, which really helped me feel informed and involved in my care. I never felt rushed during my appointments—he listened carefully to my concerns and answered all my questions patiently. I truly trust his clinical judgment and recommendations, and I appreciate that he always considers my preferences when making decisions about my treatment. I feel supported, respected, and confident that I am receiving the best care possible. I highly recommend this provider to anyone seeking thoughtful and attentive psychiatric care.

He truly hears you and is attentive to my concerns, I have had significant improvement in my mental health and overall quality of life.

Dr. Gajwani's professionalism is exemplary. He maintains clear boundaries while still being warm and approachable. His explanations of diagnoses and treatment options are thorough and easy to understand, empowering patients to make informed decisions about their care

Worsened my PTSD I’m a US Military Vet who served in combat missions, and resultingly dealt with a lot of trauma. I came to Dr. Gajwani but his pushing of unnecessary medication led me to severe side effects. His advice seemed financially motivated, rather than based on compassionate care. My situation resolved once I got a second opinion.

not the dr for me I went for probably two years and did not like it at all. There was a time where I was so depressed I was not taking my medicine and instead of trying to help me he literally yelled at me. The staff was always rude on the phone and told me I was supposed to pay money I didn’t even know I owed multiple times. also they make me see them every three months which I understand if it is the law here but I went to see a general practitioner who is now prescribing me my medication in three month bottles without making me pay $50+to go to her every month. I also absolutely hated how they always had a student in the room. He never really listen to me because he would ask me the same questions about my life like you never listen in the first place every time we talk every three months for two years. So at that point when he asked me how I was doing or asked if there was a student in the room I would just say yeah whatever and see what he wanted to hear in order to get a refill. be ware