Dr. Gayathri Dasharathy, MD

"Office was dreary, nothing on the walls, folding chairs to sit on, nothing to make us feel welcomed. Dr. Dash was unprepared, had NOT read my husband's chart or read what the neurologist had sent. She was harsh, spoke too fast, her accent was a hindrence. My husband is legally blind, she had no clue on how to speak to him. During a memory test, when he had trouble answering, she used a sharper tone and increased her volume to almost yelling, spoke too quickly. Told him No! when he answered incorrectly. During the appointment interview, her office phone and cell phone rang several times . It was a horrible experience which left my husband in tears! He felt beaten up when we were there for help. I am a R.N., not  uneducated, I've done my due diligence in the understanding Alzheimer's, I felt that she treated us as children. Not a person I would recommend at all."

"Always helpful and caring. Listens to me to adjust meds as needed. Will even talk on the weekend if needed."

"She helped my wife's grandfather with his dementia before he died, and so we went to her for my problems. She's very helpful! Some people may think that she's always in a hurry, but she's direct and to the point. We like her!"

"Long wait time. Was weaning me off one & had follow up in a month. Office called & canceled my appt because Dr. Dash decided to take a month long vacation! My depression... got very very bad! I was miserable. When i finally was able to see her, she scolded me that i didnt wean off med like she told me! I said, "I did EXACTLY what you told me to... but instead of my follow up in a month, you took vacation!" I believe that was my last appt with her!"

"Completely ignored my presenting problem of pain in Left arm and headaches, tried to diagnose me as bipolar without even speaking to me, then tried to prescribe multiple pills. 6 months later I am diagnosed by a REAL doctor with Stage 4 Terminal Brain cancer. Thanks Dr. Dash."