Dr. Indra Tambar, MD

"This place is money hungry if u have medical coverage but one of your cards your waiting for a replacement card they inform you if your not able to find out its numbers $175.00 is due when u are simply trying to find a primary doctor and need to get percribed medication for pink eye. This office is receidulous and just after your loot strongly advise against doing ANY business here its a place that should be closed."

"I've been Dr. Indra Tambar's patient for many years now. I like her very much. She listens and cares for her patients. Nancy, her nurse, has always been helpful to me. Dr. Tambar is always on time."

"I went to this provider for a handful of years and should have found a new PCP sooner. Nancy at the front desk acts as if she owns the place, even when asking to speak to the biller you get a rude response... she'll tell you you'll get a call back but don't hold your breath. She also insists you give her a reason when you call to reschedule or cancel an appointment. I've never had any other doctors office do this. Wanted to send me for an EKG but couldn't ever give any actual reason as to why, and never asked why I never went for one. Billing also slacks, so pay attention to any bills you receive!!! Will try to bill you for a covered in full service like your yearly physical. Not to mention that they billed for a diagnosis I've never been told I had... Oh and the provider does not have anyone that covers for her. So when she's out of the country, you're only resort for something as simple as a sinus infection, is to go to urgent care. Last appt she left the door open during the whole exam.. unprofessional."

"I have been a patient of Dr Tambar for several years. She has excellent bedside manner. She is a good listener. She is very is careful to treat each person individually. She is time considerate. I have never been at her office longer than 1/2 hour start to finish. I plan to continue with her as long as she continues to practice."

"I lost my insurance in June of 2016, so I had not been back to my doctor until my Medicare kicked in this month. I scheduled my appointment for today (payday) and when I showed up this morning, I was told that I needed to reschedule since I had not had a complete physical in a year. I asked why they did not call me instead of me coming in for no reason. The nurse said, oh I guess I should have called. I'm like, yes you should have! In the meantime, I'm out of my pain medication, they knew that, and no script was ready. Plus, I need blood work before my physical and they neglected to have a script ready for that. Needless to say, I'm totally ticked off and feel very inconvenienced."