I was diagnosed with stage IV non-small cell lung cancer. Dr. Singh was my oncologist for 16-17 months. There were many duplicate billings and billing for tests which were not done. If I was extremely lucky; Dr. Singh would grace me with his presence for less than 10 minutes. Of the 10 minutes; 2-3 minutes were spent communicating with me. He initally told me I had a 19% chance of survival. Cancer had metastasized to 6 other locations including brain. Dr. Singh isolated me from my brain surgeon and primary care provider. His office canceled my follow-up appointment with brain surgeon. At chemo months 13, 14 & 15 I begged Dr. Singh to stop treatments (4 large saline size bags per month - 2 were chemo & 2 of clinical trial drugs). Dr. Singh refused and continued chemo for 3 more months. I was over-chemo'd, over medicated (opoids, benzo & ambient), ignored, lied to and eventually fired while I was unconscious in intensive care.
18+ months after initial diagnosis I learned I am not cureable only manageable for a period of time. I had no idea that any part of my brain was removed. Upon initial discharge I was unable to walk or write. I was not offered any rehab.
Run......don't walk away from Dr. Singh.
I personally believe he is a sell out to big pharma. No doubt pharmaceutical companies have much deeper pockets than Joe Schmoe dying from cancer.

Submitted Sept. 1, 2022

Encountered, among other issues, duplicate and unwarranted billing and complete disregard for patient rights, from refusing response to questions to basic civility. Patient Advocacy focuses on justifying provider/hospital error, not protecting patients from it.

Submitted July 10, 2019

Dr. Singh seems an excellent oncologist. The Research Medical hospital staff behind him: highly unethical. I was denied cancer care as agreed, had to unexpectedly seek alternate care. Billing for my fruitless encounter w/Singh became worthy of exam. All "support" staff involved has refused to transparently respond about their roles/errors after over a year, increasing my hardship and damages. I never got to know Dr. Singh enough to remark much about him (part of the problem) but I would avoid Research Medical Center even under plague conditions. Especially the actual ER/Hospital - disgustingly dirty and understaffed, at best.

Submitted Jan. 24, 2019

Excellent knowledge , compassionate and communication skills . Appreciate his bed side manners .

Submitted Aug. 1, 2015

Excellent in eve very aspect of knowledge , pt care and availability.

Submitted Sept. 17, 2014

Dr singh has been treating my mother since June of 2011 for pancreatic stage 4 cancer and has been persistent with doing all he can for her treatment. he is encouraging and open to questions. we do a lot of work on the internet and always ask him about any and everything and he takes the time to listen and to answer or least explore the answer. we are grateful to have him as the lead for her care. he is so focused that he sometime does not concentrate on the other illnesses that my mom has.. but leaves that to those doctors in their specialties to deal with those ailments He is a blessed man, and i pray that God use him in every way to be an instrument daily that is downloading all the best treatments he can recommend and to step outside sometimes.

Submitted Oct. 1, 2012

I was diagnoised with breast cancer and just by chance picked Dr. Singh. I found him to be the best doctor I could have selected. He is smart, up to date on new options and VERY caring about patient and family. He is available to you at all times. He provided you with his personal cell phone. I had many complications and it took about 10 months and 4 surgeries, he never gave up and I believe I received the best treatment any doctor could have given. I rate him a 10.

Submitted July 26, 2012

Excellent doctor , compassionate and caring. Has good depth of knowledge .

Submitted April 1, 2012

Was not a good communicator. Was some what rude and got very upset if you asked questions about anything he said.

Submitted Aug. 22, 2011

Best Oncologist in the city --this is who you want taking care of any of your family members.

Submitted Feb. 28, 2011