Satbir Singh MD

"This "doctor" FORGOT to prescribe my mom her insulin so my mom scheduled an other appointment (Wich she waited for like 2 months) she arrived 5 minutes late n she got rescheduled in two months again .. now she has to go to the ER because of this "Dr" FORGOT then DENIED her. **SHE WILL NOT SPEAK TO ANY PATIENTS THROUGH THE PHONE AND HER SECRETARY HATES SPANISH SPEAKERS**... The are ALL looking at a huge lawsuit"

"Update: 6/14/22 While I had an unfortunate visit the first time and needed to reschedule, I am glad I went through with today's visit. I met Dr. Singh for the first time and all I can think of is --- Wow. She is articulate, informative, goes straight to the point in a way that still demonstrates compassion and understanding. She was patient and considerate, answered questions I didn't even know I had. She is a wonder in her profession. I feel confident and blessed under her care. ---------- (Previous Review) Please understand, I am not here to bash on the office staff or the receptionist that I spoke with, I just hope their level of professionalism improves so that no one experiences what I went through today 6/7/22. I scheduled this appointment in early February, so I have been waiting for this appointment for about 4 months. Throughout those 4 months I have been in contact with Stephanie who has informed me of necessary documents such as a referral, letter of recommendation, bloodwork, and other documents. I had all the requested files faxed over to their office and confirmed with them. I took my bloodwork mid-May to make sure they had the latest bloodwork. I even called two-weeks prior to my appointment to confirm. I was informed that they were received. Stephanie confirmed. My appointment was at 10 am. I arrived 20 minutes early went to the receptionist and filled the first-time patient questionnaire and gave the receptionist my insurance and driver's license. The receptionist then calls me and says I need to reschedule my appointment because they want a new referral with a different "diagnosis." I respond saying that I don't understand since all I need is to have my bloodwork checked, which they have. She then asks me to sit down. I wait for 45 minutes. Then I hear one of the office staff communicating to my primary doctor. A few minutes later, they call me over. The receptionist informs me that they are "double-booked" today and that they can see me next Tuesday. No information was given about what information or "diagnosis" information they needed or acquired from the phone-call, which probably means they didn't need any additional information. On top of that, they made me wait over 45 minutes, making me believe that their was a possibility of being seen. I asked if Stephanie was there, receptionist said she no longer works there. Even if it were the case that I was missing a document, the office staff should have informed me before my appointment rather then having me miss work and waste my time. It is very hypocritical considering that they have a late appointment policy where they charge you for missing an appointment. Please improve on the level of professionalism in your office staff on two levels: 1) Communication- the lack of communication even if there was a transition from having an employee leave was frustrating. It was the failure of the office staff to communicate with the patient if they indeed needed a different document or needed to reschedule 2) organizational skills- the office staff demonstrated a clear lack of responsibilities, it was not simply negligence to their office duties but a negligence to the patient"

"Dr. Singh is a knowledgeable and caring physician who listens and communicates on the highest level. It was her right (along with all working women) to take maternity leave. When she returned I went right back to see her. My primary care physician provides reliable guidance regarding my diabetes but Dr. Singh is my expert that I rely on for my diabetic care. She deserves a five star rating."

"Dr. Singh took me off of a medication that had successfully been treating my symptoms with no adverse effects for almost 4 years without running any tests over a telemedicine call. Her explantation was that she was the one who had to write the prescription and since she did not do the original work up and was of the opinion that I should not have been put on it she would not renew it. I would have to come off the medication over the course of 3 months and then be off of it for 3 more months before she would do the work up. She stated several times after casually dismissing my medical concerns as my symptoms all returned that she was happy to refer me for a second opinion. When I asked for a second opinion, her staff failed to inform me until I contacted them that she was unable to refer me because of some internal rules of their medical group. Left to fend for myself."