Dr. Naresh K. Jain, MD

"Worst GI doctor I have ever come in contact with. He doesn't listen, can't retain information, can't remember what he says from appointment to appointment, medication pusher, extremely rude and doesn't care about his patients well-being what so ever! His staff is rude as well. Highly discourage anyone from being seen my this Doctor!"

"The Dr seems nice and easy to talk to his staff has no respect for people with anxiety issues then feel like a Cabrera waiting to be scope . Line up in beds 8 9 deep ask for something help me calm down tell u deal with it till we put u to sleep I haven't eaten full meal since Christmas seems things are getting worse don't recommend based on his staff"

"I met Dr. Jain first time with my father for his GI bleeding. I must admit that I was very pleasantly surprised by the treatment in his office. His staff is very professional, friendly and efficient. Appointments are scheduled fast and there are almost no wait times in the lobby. Dr. Jain is obviously very experienced and manages to explain everything you need to know in a manner that is easy to understand. There is no surprise that I chose him to be my doctor when I found out I needed to take care of some GI issues. I am impressed by the follow up phone calls and the amount of leg work his office assistants have done for us to ensure that everything is in place and scheduled on time. This is the only health care office where I did not have to spend any time filling out pages of paperwork, because they actually do use internet and all the information was already there from our Primary Physician's Office. I would definitely recommend Dr. Jain to my family and friends."

"Was hospitalized after repeated neglect and issues with GI doctor, “Dr” Yogi. Having suffered from severe autoimmune disease and now the effects of the treatments that weren’t stopping internal bleeding, but causing me to develop diabetes, osteoporosis, and vomiting blood/bleeding ulcerations in upper and lower GI track, at the age of 21 (since 16). “Dr” Jain walked into my hospital room, introducing himself, didn’t seem so bad. Then he told me he was going to use the same treatment/medication to “help” me even though I finally weened myself off, with the guidance of my dr, of course. And when I tried to explain the situation and that I couldn’t take that drug, he said: “Well then if you don’t want to do what I say than I will walk out of here and refuse to be your doctor and you won’t receive any treatment...I studied at Mayo Clinic. Do you even know what Mayo Clinic is?!” And I proceeded to offer him a gluten-free cookie they sent me on a lunch tray (when I was ordered by the hospitalist to have no food or drink). I was terrified I was going to be left to die, so I took the medication, and it literally almost killed me. Just like Yogi, Jain, does not like to be questioned, or even try to listen to his patients. It is one size fits all like so many awful healthcare practitioners today, and “keep your mouth shut and do what I tell you” doctor-patient relationship. Especially a young, female patient who is asking for information."

"Dr. Jain discharged me because I had a panic attack because they call me with less than a week to my appt. Telling me I have a to have a covid test. I had a panic attack due to the covid test and due to the fact that I have no car. I made them very aware of the fact I have no car. And I have waited over 2 months for my appt after being belittled by dr. Jain himself and all but yelled at in his office during my consultation. The way our world reacts to anxiety is disgusting. Thank youn for giving away my appt and discharging me over a anxiety attack due to your staff and due to your staff not properly offering me all my treatment options. Theres an entire patient's rights packet that states I have a right have all my treatment options offered to me so thank you for discharging because you and your staff are extremely rude and dropped the ball."