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    Dewey Medical Center

    1.0 (1 review)
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    Serve Md

    Serve Md

    2.7(7 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    We have moved to Arizona and needed new Doctors. Spent hours trying to find Doctors that I would…read morelike to see. We are extremely happy with Dr. Mohindra and his team. I have a joint problem that he is helping me navigate through. Coming from the excellent medical community in Houston I was concerned about medical care. Dr. Mohindra and his team have proven to be a first rate group and I am very happy that he is our Doctor.

    I did a review after first attending this practice. First impression was outstanding. The support…read morestaff, and Dr Mohindra were attentive, caring and responsive. I wish I could have stayed there, however two things took place shortly after my initial visit, that created major red flags. On the first visit with Dr mohindra, I had casually mentioned interest in a glp-1 like zepbound. He said "I will order it; it's $500, just so you know. I said "no, let's wait, I want to do the research as this is all very new to me. And very expensive. Also, I had been hearing that if you might have issues with thyroid or neuro endocrine tumors, then glp ones were off the radar. Well I have those two conditions that were in the process of tests being run, due to concerns in those areas. So a good call, on my part, to wait. When I returned to Dr mohindra for the follow-up from all my initial & quite extensive lab work, he shocked me by angrily accosting me and accused me of blowing off the order for Zepbound (or the similar glp medication) and how "I had cost his office money because they had processed it and I never picked it up!" Whoa. Very unprofessional. Completely out in left field, and to make matters worse, then he never completed going over all my initial new patient lab work with me. I had no idea what the results were because he angrily walked out of the office! So pleasant at the first visit, so shockingly rude and unprofessional at the second. Jekyll and Hyde. In the meantime I had told lots of people about how impressed I was at the FIRST visit to serve MD. I wasn't surprised when a friend who is extremely intelligent and has worked her whole career in the medical field, told me that after I had recommended him to her after my first visit, she had checked him out with the medical board. She informed me that he had several blemishes on his record for one thing or another and that she would not be going to him. Well I informed her that I was no longer seeing him either. Just FYI, anyone who would behave like this and call himself a doctor, not to mention the negligence of not checking out more about my medical history before he quickly ordered a glp 1 that could have been contraindicated due to my history. Wow. I can see why he has had some reprimands from the medical board. So be careful! There are some "loose cannon" practitioners in this community who are getting away with some very bad & unprofessional behavior. Heads up. Here is one of them.

    Narendra Sankar, MD

    Narendra Sankar, MD

    1.0(3 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    My mother sought assistance for a non-medical home health aide that her insurance had approved…read more Unfortunately, the front office staff member was disrespectful, unprofessional, and refused to assist an elderly woman in pain. The doctor was supportive and approved the help, demonstrating kindness in the situation. However, when I called the office, trying to get help for my mother, the office person was unprofessional, displaying rudeness, frequent interruptions, and a lack of compassion. This person claimed the Dr did not write an order, even though he told my mother, with my brother in attendance as a witness, that he approved her getting an aide. If he did not write it down, then the office person is to go to the Dr and ask for the order. Simple as that, but this person refuses to do even that. Every day that passes leaves my mother vulnerable to a fall, severe injury, even death. She is in constant pain, barely able to walk, crying due to the pain and frustrations of the ineptness of this office person who is too prideful to ask the Dr for the order. Generally, doctors' offices are supposed to work with the patient in securing an aide through their insurance. But this person refuses to do even that, instead claiming the insurance company gave two agencies that did not work in the state. However, I doubt that since the insurance company does know what state my mother lives in. Moreover, I have offered this person the agencies that I have contacted that do provide non-medical aides and accept my mother's insurance, but this person kept interrupting when I tried to give them that information and claimed that no agency in the area provides that. Untrue. It is a shame that there is such a lack of compassion, empathy, or even a kind word to an elderly patient seeking help from what once was a trusted source.

    I was (heavy on the "was") a patient of Dr. Sankar for about 10 years. His practice has been going…read moredownhill over the past year or so with a change of front office staff. New signs around the office are petty and gives you an unwelcome feeling. On my last two visits, I was stuck in an exam room for over an hour. On my visit today, March 26, 2026, I waited until the hour was up and walked out informing the staff the doctor has lost another patient. Overall, Dr. Sankar is a good doctor, but upon my first seeing him, I had to correct his diagnosis of my main problem as he called it the polar opposite of what it was, although his treatment was for my condition. However, over the past several visits, he has been inattentive, made errors on where to send my prescriptions and called to reschedule today's appointment. Wait times were generally protracted, but was usually worth the inconvenience. I never received an apology from Dr. Sankar, and to the contrary, he seemed very offended that I complained about the wait time. I believe Dr. Sankar has let his ego interfere with quality care and I cannot, in good conscience, recommend his practice.

    Dewey Medical Center - internalmed - Updated September 2026

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