to Anil G Verma: so you REFUSED to treat me after 20 years of being my cardiologist because YOU said I had COVID... which I did NOT.... you broke your Hippocratic oath.... never once did you check to see if I had clogged arteries in that 20 years.... only carotid.... you told me to stop taking my simvastatin.... you told me not to get my gallbladder taken out because it was my liver that was the problem..... you told me I had covid because I had a raspy voice, which due to further investigation found that the lower lead on my pacemaker was resting on my diaphragm causing the raspiness..... and yet you chose to refuse to be my doctor because I would not get a vaccine for something that's not even in your field of medical expertise.... you are not a virologist, you are a cardiologist, and you left my clogged arteries untreated for 20 years..... all it took was a simple CTA scan to find out that I have a 75% blockage and a blood clot in my heart which a covid vaccine would have probably killed me.... I used to think you were a great doctor..... I wouldn't come to you now if my life depended on it

Submitted March 27, 2023

If I could give this " doctor" a negative star I would!!! He is a loud mouth bully! He doesn't listen to me at all, he is contantly, yelling to his staff while he is in the examing room with me. He never closes the door either! I've been his patient since 2012. I have had a few heart attacks in which he doesn't believe I ever had. I also had congestive heart failure with medicalrecords from a few hospitals stating this, and he told me flat out that he refused to read the records. When I told him that my legs would hurt and I was out of breath while walking , he just pescribed compressive stockings. My legs donn't and still don't have any veins. This was almost 9 years agoand Iam going to be 52. I have a lot of health issues. I saw him in July for the clearance and hadmy eco and stress test. When I came in in in October, he never asked me at all how I was feeling in regards to my heart. This Very loud , speaker, doesn't listen, and horrible bedside manner He always ould ask and it's also posted to the meds you are taking. I was going to tell him which included some changes in my insulin, he flat out told me that he didn't care, just the blood pressure I then told him about the blood pressure medication that was was discontinued. He agreed with the other doctor, but "conviently" didn't have his dictaphone. When I got a copy of his notes, the medication in which I told him I was taken off, was on there as my current medication..I told him I was concerned because my notes weren't accuate, and he told me if I felt that way I should see another doctor. He normally has his dictaphone, but not this time! I needed to have his notes sent to my oral sugeon for clearance. During the office visit, I told him that my kidney doctor took me off a blood pressure medication, he agreed. The oral surgeon needs the notes ahead of time, in which I have been waiting since July 2020 and it's now almost Nov. 2020. IHe and I left the room and I thought it was odd that he didn't even examine me at all or ask me anything about my heart. I asked him about it, and he got very angry saying he doesn't want to get the virus, and ONLY if I had current heart problems, he would examine me. True, my blood pressure was ok, but other than the normal results in July, now it's almost Nov. no exam or questions, so how would he know. I have congestive heart failure and have been taking a water pill. Being that he is a cardiologist, I would think he would ask me if I had any heart related symptoms. Especially thatmy family history, women having different symptoms, and quite overweight and diabetic he should ask me . The secretary asked if I wanted to bring the oral surgeon the notes directly, which doesn't make any sense, because the surgeon needs to look at it prior , just in case if he any questions for the cardiologist. I know this not because i worked in a doctor's office, but this is common sense. I didn't say that, but I know they are also quite lazy and incompetant. They asked me for the fax number, which I didn't have, but gave them the office number and told them to call the office to get it, they literally grumbled. However, when I the copy they still had it on there. Furthermore, I have stage 4 kidney disease since at leasr 2012, but in his notes to my oral surgeon in which I got a copy it says stage 3. My stage 4 is severe. I was told just to let the oral surgeon know myself . When I asked them to correct this the secretary and Dr, Verma told me to just tell the oral surgeon the correct information myself instead!

Submitted Oct. 20, 2020

I have seen this doctor a few times. Not very professional. He was talking very loudly to his MA that was taking my blood pressure at the moment . He said to get me out the chair and have me to get on the table while taking my blood pressure. I don't think that was professional at all.

Submitted June 4, 2018

Excellent doctor! Dr. Verma is a professional, knowledgeable, caring physcian. He follows his patient care both in office and in the hospital. My husband has survived two serious medical emergencies with the aid of Dr. Verma's expertise and genuine care for his patient. Dr. Verma followed his care closely and was always available while my husband was in the hospital and for all the follow up care in the office. Dr. Verma's staff is wonderful and caring and professional and eager to help you with anything you need. Whenever possible we choose the hospital where Dr. Verma is on staff as that is important. My husband and I truly feel Dr. Verma is the best !!

Submitted Jan. 2, 2017

great great doctor

Submitted Aug. 25, 2014

excellent cardiologist, knows his stuff, does not hesitate to perform required tests right in office. very helpful

Submitted Dec. 31, 2013