What a rude and belittling individual. This person spoke into their computer more than they spoke…read moreto me, and very aggressively interrupted when I attempted to explain something. I won't be returning for anything.

If I could give no stars, I would. I had Dr. Sordoni as my PCP for years and had no complaints…read more This woman took her practice over when she retired, and so I ended up with her. I saw her exactly once, but dealt with her twice. The first time was during an unusually stressful time in my life. I asked her for meds to help me cope with stress and the myriad of physical symptoms I was experiencing as a result of it. She told me to "take a vacation" despite the fact that I had just confided in her that I was experiencing an extreme financial hardship, and said that I was "seeking pills." I'm a licensed mental health professional who has never been prescribed any kind of pills in my life other than occasional antibiotics and a scrip for acid reflux medicine that I never filled. It was quite discouraging that the one and only time that I had ever sought assistance with a mental health issue, I was made to feel like a drug addict. Needless to say, I rode that storm out over the next two years and didn't dare ask for help again. The second time I dealt with her was about a year later over the phone. I live alone and had a 104 fever and was dizzy. I called the office and begged, through a strained voice, if she could please see me or call an antibiotic in to my pharmacy. She insisted I had the flu and refused to schedule an appointment. I insisted she was wrong. I'm in my mid 30's. I know what the flu feels like, and this was not it. She hesitantly agreed to call in an antibiotic for me and asked what pharmacy I used. I called the pharmacy later that day. Nothing. I had a friend call later still after my voice had completely failed me. Nothing. I called the next day. No record of her sending anything. I got into my car and drove my very dizzy and borderline narcoleptic self to an urgent care clinic where I was diagnosed with an ear infection, a sinus infection, bronchitis, and a few other things. I left with an antibiotic. Go figure. I also got some cough syrup, pain relievers, ear drops and a nasal spray. They asked me why I hadn't made an appointment with my PCP. After telling them what had happened, they urged me to switch doctors. So I urge anyone reading this to do the same. If you expect to be taken seriously and treated like a semi-intelligent human being with any insight concerning your own body and needs, don't go to Dr. Desai.

Dr. Glasso has been my primary care doctor for many years. Professional and a good sense of humor…read more There are no questions too small for him to answer. He takes time to explain his diagnosis and gives options and lets you decide on the course of the care. I never feel rushed when coming in for a visit. His staff is always friendly and accommodating. Doctors offices are always busy and stressful for the patients and staff and I have never felt not welcome there...