Chhabra B MD,

6375 US Highway 6, Portage, Indiana 46368, United States

"This guy needs to revisit a well known medical college. Does anybody out there know what country this med school is located? A potential serious problem. Please investigate before seeing him. I have been down this dark road. Your best bet stay the hell away. Best luck."

"SHORT STORY: This doctor amazed me easily when I walked past him to the exam room, he was reading my file and writing his own questions! Fantastic location, clean and well kept. Office workers are efficient and know what they are doing. I gladly give the five stars taking in ALL of the items on my list of needs from a health care provider LONG OF IT: When seeing a doctor for the first time I almost always felt the "new patient" forms I take so much time and effort to fill out, are not read! It seems they find it easier to ask instead of reading. Often, I have to tell a short list to the receptionist, standard and acceptable. Then the nurse or nurse assistant, standard and acceptable as well unless they don't go over the info and fill in important answers questions. Then the doctor. Hopefully the doctor takes the first visit instead of a nurse practitioner, not because of the nurse, I find them to be wonderful and caring people generally but - it can be their task to disseminate the info you give them which adds to the list of listeners! By the end of the visit you often have more questions than you had when coming in. These questions are regarding the steps needed to reach a goal with that doctor. By the time I actually have face time with the doctor, I often find myself adding to the list of issues because mine are so intertwined which makes dealing with them "high complex" , this increases the price of the appointment, reflecting on the bill at the end of the appointment. On the way home I am filled with babbling in my brain about all the issues instead of the main issues the doctor set as goal(s). This sets the tone for the next visit and future visits which you don't know the process this doctor has in dealing with a patient. They are all different. I prefer a doctor that starts with medication review as I take many, then grouping my issues and dealing with the most crucial first then adding help as needed for the others. I say this because many doctors are only allowing one condition, illness or injury for EACh visit. I seldom go back to a doctor who can't organize my very difficult list of conditions, illnesses and injuries if the doctor just pushes pills while not knowing pertinent and adds to my healing time while trying to fit into his/her schedule of not attending multiple issues per visit!"