If you're looking for a doctor that truly cares youve come to the right place!! There are specific areas he covers at this office so call before you assume he can treat you. But it's a wide variety! Also he does not take insurance he's a cash patient only. Reason being for the services he gives it would cost a lot more for you and for his practice to worry about the insurance side. It's a complicated mess and I'm so glad he's straight forward with money and with his procedures! He's a genius man very intelligent and has been in practice for years!! He works at the hospital in the day as an Surgeon and runs this practice in the evenings. Hard working and knows everything from A-Z. He loves teaching his staff about the medical field hoping he can spark an interest for these girls to become a doctor as well. We need more people in the world like Dr Sheeta!! I just adore him!!

Submitted May 22, 2017

Worst experience with a doctor. He screamed at me because I was asking questions about a test. He was sarcastic and rude when asked if tests were necessary. He could be heard talking to his patients outside the waiting room. Do not go to him!!!

Submitted March 1, 2015

Doctor overbooks himself and doesn't respect the time of his patients. Didn't even have the decency to apologize for keeping us waiting more than 3 HOURS!!!!! Definitely just looking to get paid CASH by as many people as possible.

Submitted Oct. 23, 2014

Submitted May 6, 2011

Look into other options before visiting this physician. I have no problems with someone trying to run a business and make money. However, Dr. Sheta does not seem to care about his patients-- only how much revenue he can bring in. He was not helpful to say the least. He was over 1.5 hrs late to the appointment and this is not because he was running behind with other appointments. This was because he came into the office late. I had questions during my less than 5 minute exam which the doctor simply told me, "I have other patients". I told him it was not my fault he came in over an hour late and if he would like to give me a refund I would be more than happy to see another doctor. He refused to give me a refund. (I also forgot to mention earlier I paid cash and had to ask for a receipt multiple times before I finally received one.) Don't waste your time and money.

Submitted Jan. 26, 2011

This is the worst doctor ever, none of the insurances are accepted, very rude office staff, dirty office, only cash, i had to wait 1 hour 30 minutes, please please think twice before going to his office

Submitted Sept. 30, 2010

I needed a primary car doctor after being diagnosed with a kidney infection at the ER. I made an appointment for 3:15, showed up on time, and paid my co-pay of 30 dollars...didn't know they only took cash! I rarely have cash, but between my sister and I, we had enough. Signed in, filled out paperwork, and WAITED. An hour or so later, I went in to see the nurse. There was a 'scale' that looked like it came out of a mall bathroom that you put 50 cents in to check your weight! Nothing seemed legit and everything was FILTHY! My discontent grew as we went back out to wait in the waiting room for another hour! Finally we were seen, he ordered some tests, then remarked about "how he could help me with the lines in my forehead..." Yeah, my kidney isn't important- the wrinkles are (or 'winkles' if you read the poster in the waiting room)...Over 2 hours later, I left feeling my issues were unresolved- time to find another doctor.

Submitted July 21, 2010

Submitted May 12, 2010

All of the above negative comments are very true.I called him Dr. Money.Always a 3-4 hr. wait.Does a cash only business with no receipts.He charges extra, over and above insurance,for many things-weight loss,arthritus injections,etc. He is only useful for very minor problems.When I developed a serious condition I had to argue with him to be sent to a specialist.DO NOT SEE THIS DOCTOR.

Submitted March 12, 2010

Horrible. You will wait at least an hour past your scheduled appointment. You will be charged for everything that they can think of.

Submitted Jan. 30, 2010