Prasad Sawardeker, MD 3000 32nd Avenue South, Fargo, ND 58103

"Complete waste of time; offered no help whatsoever."

"I have never in my life had a guy as personable as Dr Sawardeker treat any medical issue. And I have been around the block. I thank God that he was on call. The best. A perfectionist. thank you Dr. Sawardeker. For being a human being."

"Dr Sawardecker listens, explains and engages with patients so you can feel assured you will have the best care and outcome. Very kind and never feels rushed. Excellent surgeon highly recommend"

"I have never been so disappointed by a doctor’s lack of professionalism as I was by Dr. Prasad Sawardeker on May 9, 2018. To preface, my son’s first appointment with him (2/21/18) was excellent. He was a good listener and seemed to have a plan of action (occupational therapy) after my son's sports injury. My son began therapy and was to follow-up with Sawardeker one month later. The day of that appointment in March, I was called to say we’d need to reschedule because he was called into surgery. No problem. We were rescheduled for three weeks later. The day of that appointment, same thing. Appointment cancelled because of an emergent surgery. Again, okay. I understand. People break bones and have emergencies, and doctors are needed. We were asked to reschedule with another doctor. I declined because I said we were referred by the other Sports Medicine doctor to Sawardeker, so I’d like to stay with him instead of getting passed on to another doctor. So they rescheduled us for May 9 at 4 pm (around 6 weeks after our original follow-up appointment was supposed to be). This is where things really fell apart. Around 1 pm on May 9 (the day of the appointment), I was called and asked if I would bring my son in earlier than 4 pm. The woman on the phone told me that Dr. Sawardeker wanted to do something with his wife. I asked if it was an emergency, and she said no. I said, okay, then I would prefer not to pull my son out of school to come earlier. They assured me that was fine. At 3 pm (1 hour before the actual appointment), I received yet another call. This time they told me that I didn’t need to bring my son in AT ALL because it appears “he’s been out of therapy for weeks and he’s doing wonderful.” "

"This doctor is very good at his job. He is very personable and knowledgeable. He has a great bedside manor as well. Very pleased with my dealings with him."