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    Sampath Prakash MD

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    10 months ago

    Excellent doctor! Cares for his patients. Removed my brain tumor and my neck surgery.

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    3 years ago

    I will never be the same. I have already had 3 revisions and I am not done. I feel completely failed by you.

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    Had an argument with the secretary and she told the doctor I swore at her, if I did swear at you is…read morebecause you canceled two of my appointments and more or less called me a liar, after having an MRI done I go there thinking I'm going to get my results to find out what's wrong with me. I had a three and a half minute talk with the doctor about him wanting to give me an injection about pain in my leg I told him I don't have pain in my leg then it turned to pain in my back I told him I don't have pain in my back he left the room comes back in it says pain in your groin area. I was overwhelmed and confused thought he was going to give me an injection even though I didn't want to go this past and at this moment I wasn't thinking clearly you need us to say after two and a half minutes I was back in front of the secretary schedule and a follow-up appointment for the 29th of July, I get home I called the office told Ashley I didn't want to have injections, I'm not sure if she was she told me the appointment wasn't just for an injection it was to talk about surgery, I told her the doctor never mentioned was talking about surgery so I didn't believe her but I rescheduled the appointment anyways. So on the 29th I was going to my appointment and to him was running late I called Ashley told me I didn't have an appointment have to go and back and forth her telling me I canceled it me telling her right didn't I'm not sure what happened but she told the doctor I swore at her so I was discharged. I wasn't asked any quest after arriving I was told the doctor would talk with me. Thought that he was going to ask me what happened and try to explain my MRI to me what he said was we don't tolerate any swearing at our stuff so I am discharging you. Never asked me what happened. Hope that made you feel good. Maybe all of this could have been avoided if you would have told me the results of my MRI I would have understood instead of blindly walking into an appointment and you wanted to give me an injection. Also you should get an office manager I was told you don't have one when I tried to get transparency about my situation instead of having to talk with your secretary who is telling me I was coming to talk about surgery when you said no such thing. By the way this is not the first appointment that was canceled is at least two. Future patience I wish you luck and I don't mean that you know a mean kind of way I just hope you have a better experience and May. I was a patient here for about 40 to 5 years and previousl

    Fraudulent advertisement alert! I submitted my information under the heading "Have an MRI? Let our…read morespecialists take a look at your results. For free." So that is what I did, and they contacted me shortly after to review my MRI that was done by my ortho doctor. Dr. Das spent all of 3 minutes with me reviewing the results of my MRI (which I already knew) . I was told that I was not going to be charged for this appointment, as the website heading advertises "Let us review your MRI-for free!!! I wonder how many other people have been scammed by this business.

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    2.2 miUpper South Providence

    My wife was recently hospitalized for symptoms of a stroke and seizure at RIH, although the stroke…read morepart was ruled out. We were surprised to receive a notice from the stroke center asking us to make an appointment with Dr. Cutting, who is a vascular neurologist. Surprisingly, we were able to get a fairy quick appointment, which is remarkable considering some specialists have long wait times. The night before the appointment we were both nervous as to what we might find, but as it turned out, the trip was a big waste of time. While Dr. Cutting seemed like a nice enough lady, she didn't tell us anything more than what my wife's regular neurologist or primary care doctor could have. To me it seemed like a money grab from Lifespan,the parent company of the hospital. I'm willing to bet if we had Medicaid or no insurance, that letter would never have gone out. That's an hour and 25 dollars that we will never get back. To top it off, the RIH campus is tough to navigate due to lack of parking and lengthy walks for someone who is disabled. I would only recommend this practice if you had no other options.

    If your looking for someone who cares about your well being you can forget this place.. Ive waited…read moredays for calls back while suffering from a chronic illness. I was told the receptionist called me back 4 times which was a flat out lie. I am suffering in a wheelchair and haven't left the house. Also forget about being squeezed in to be seen because that wont happen, no matter how ill, you have to go on a cancellation list??? searching for new dr as we speak

    Sampath Prakash MD - neurologist - Updated September 2026

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