I don't know why all the bad reviews. Dr. Shah DECREASED the harmful medications I was taking such as xanax, but added medications such as topamax and risperdol which did much to increase my quality of life. He seemed very much to know and care what I needed.

Submitted June 5, 2012

Dr. Shah does not have his patients' best interest in mind. He does not listen, and he does not prescribe appropriate medication (in my professional opinion). There seems to be a communication gap and language barrier, Re:his Pakistani Ethnicity. Any Psychiatrist who tells his patient how he/she(patient) feels and argues with the patient if patient disagrees is not listening to his patient/s and does not have their best interest in mind...very poor Psychiatrist...would not recommend that anyone see Dr. Shah.

Submitted Jan. 23, 2011

What a joke. Doesn't care about the patient. Not helpful or willing to listen.

Submitted July 21, 2010

I have never in my life had someone with such a major "God Complex" that he couldn't shut up for a whole 30 seconds and just let me tell him why I was there and spare him his 20 minute spill on his office policy and what his "master-trained and certified psychologysts and counselors" offer. In our 1 hour session, he decided he needed to take a little boys break, answer his desk phone, and then answer his cell just to tell me I needed to give him an answer right that very moment on whether I was on board with his treatment plan or not because he had another appointment waiting. In all this time, he still had not even bothered to ask why I was there or what was wrong. This dude is a complete JOKE!!!! Then as I'm leaving, he gets into his metal on wheels "the appt waiting" and I don't know which was more of a shock...that his metal box cranked or that he thinks he's a good doc??????

Submitted June 16, 2010