Charan K. Singh had a very poor attitude and came across as judgmental and disrespectful after I answered all of her questions in the room. As a patient, I expected to be treated with professionalism, empathy, and respect, but my experience did not reflect that. Based on the way I was treated, I would not feel comfortable recommending her. read more

Dr Singh is a great neuroscientist I like her a lot. She's very knowledgeable. I like he a lot

---- A little bit of a long review, but it's worth it to read to the bottom---- Dr. Singh knows what she's doing. Every time I've come in- from reception to Dr Singh and out, everything is easy!! Stanford MD, works long hours AND weekends just to ensure happiness of patients, extremely professional, and one of the top neurologists in the Bay Area (she gives talks at Washington hospital). seems over qualified to me. She seems to be well versed with the latest medicines and procedures. Very accurate and a great physician, she also really takes the time to get to know you. I've noticed it with other patients too. She meets the family and has patience (a pun?) beyond belief!! Last time I was there she listened to a patient's story about their dog for 10-15 minutes! She also has a very friendly office environment. She keeps her workers happy and that ultimately shows. It seems other doctors don't necessarily put in the time into each individual patient. This is not the case with Dr Singh. She makes you feel like family and not like another case. Keep it up Dr Singh !!! ---- I will say that I just went through and read the rest of the views. Most of them are positive and accurate. One thing to keep in mind is Dr Singh runs her own practice and works in the ER to maximize the people she can help (not for moola bc let's face it- she can get that from just the practice alone). She is a doc, and a damn good one. Her admin staff is relatively new. Previous employees made managerial things and insurance payments nightmares (I know I lived through them), but if you have the courtesy and diligence of working things out with the good Dr, then everyone leaves happy. But if you end up threatening A DOCTOR like one of the reviewers did, well you get a HR headache, which is what the complainer deserved (I'm looking at you 1 star reviewer) read more

Friends, if you got a serious issues please don't visit this place , look for someone better. I had visited in the month of July virtual visit ,the doctor made me to take a visit twice. No improvement of visits and she charged 270$ for 1 visit and after direct visit recommended later august I had taken down visit and ask me to go for nerve tests few and charged me 1200$ and finally she can't find out what's the issue on my body and gave me a pain killer medicines . This is second doctor I found this kind of treatment in Bay Area. read more

I had a great experience the first time.Dr and office staff very professional and friendly. I felt comfortable. I will see her again. Blood lab was impressed on the speed they sent the authorization with instructions via fax. read more

Dr. Singh and her staff are fantastic. Dr. Singh spent plenty of time with my husband and me and we never felt rushed. If ever I had follow up questions, her staff would have the doctor call me back promptly. They are professional, thorough and kind. Update to my review. Dr. Singh was the ONLY physician in my husband's team of specialists who was honest with us. She really cares about her patients and she cared for me as the wife of her patient. As aforesaid, her staff was also phenomenal and caring. Highest recommendation. read more

I was really disappointed wit Dr. Singh and her front office. I was diagnosed with cancer in late 2013 and was in caber treatment of chemo therapy and radiation from Jan 2014 - April 2014. I then started to suffer from side effects from chemo brain that effected my short/long term memory, hard to focus and concentrating on one task, distracted by little noises in a classroom setting. I went to Washington Township Urgent Care to get my referral to Dr. Singh and made my first appt asap. When I arrived I noticed that there were lots of patients and that her office seemed like a revolving door that didn't seen like she spent enough time with each patient. I was early on time and has to wait lots to see Dr Singh only to see her for little time. Them when I received the report she wrote with my chemo brain diagnosis she wrote stuff I didn't say like she gave me examples n stories of other patients and wrote that I said these same stories even I didn't. Then I was mortified that when I tried to tell her and her office there was a lot in the report I didn't say that needed to be changed they told me nothing will be changed and that I must have forgotten what I said and I didn't since I wrote it down and my youngest son was in the room too. Then I was harassed about the office visit payment when I write a check and sent it and refused to give more money since I was afraid they would cash the check after and wasn't going to do that. Then I gave the front office my insurance cards and told them don't forget to give it back since I can't come back to get them and they didn't give them back and since I have chemo brain I had to come back again to get them which was so frustrating after I told them to give them back and they made me come back to office and blamed me for it. Now I need another neurologist in fremont to treat my chemo brain so please save your frustration and choose another dr. read more

I just finished my third appointment with Dr. Singh I've read some of the negative comments and I really don't understand them her office staff is been nothing but friendly and accommodating when I arrive they take me early. She never makes me feel rushed answers all my questions I had to nerve conduction test and she was polite efficient and had a caring attitude worried that I was in to much pain. She made sure my visits were scheduled far enough apart so that my insurance would cover it I was unaware of that regulation. She took a lot of time reviewing my MRI with me and answered my many questions she is very patientand never made me feel rushed I would definitely recommend her read more

She doesn't care about patients. When you book an appointment she acts like you're bothering her. If you have questions, she acts like it's a hassle to answer you, like you should already know the answer. I don't know why she chose to be a doctor if she doesn't care about people. The front office acts the same. They must really hate their jobs. They act like DMV workers. It's ridiculous. Do yourself a favor and choose another neurologist... you don't need any added stress to what you're already going through. Good luck read more

The front office people are really rude and I never experienced this anytime elsewhere. They have no right to behave like this. And looks like the doctor is least bothered about this rare issue. I was totally disappointed. Please find another neurologist as there r really good doctors in Fremont. read more

Dr. Singh is a personable, friendly and attentive Doctor. Her office was recently renovated and now looks much nicer.

Dr. Singh is a very talented and compassionate Medicaid professional. She treated my carpal tunnel with precision and thoughtfulness. She did a great job of explaining the treatment she was utilizing, which helped to dampen my anxiety about the process. Thank you very much, Dr. Singh. read more

I have seen dr Singh 3 times in the last 6 months. My experience with her has been very positive. She is smart (asks a lot of questions and combines what I say with her clinical experience). She is experienced (been doing neuro 20 years) She is thorough (she doesn't hesitate to order whatever test or procedures that will help her identify your problem or rule out what it is not.) She speaks in plain language (explains medical terms and makes sure you understand what she is telling you. She is not afraid to say that she doesn't have an answer if the test data and what she sees going on with you don't add up) She is professional (but not in a stuffy way). Her bedside manner is direct but friendly. She always tells me the reason for doing a particular test or prescribing a particular medication. She also explains why she has ruled out (and therefore is not treating) other issues or complaints. I worked in the medical field in a hospital setting. Based on my personal and professional experience, I would say Dr Singh is one of the better physicians I have met. read more

I was seen by the Dr. Singh this week, the front desk staff mentioned they attempted to call me and reschedule my appointment due to an urgent meeting Dr. Singh had to attend. I failed to inform them of my new number so they could not reach me and I ended up at the office anyway. I mentioned it's challenging to find babysitters for my kids and I can't reschedule for another day. The staff handled this very professionally and kindly made things work, I was still seen by Dr. Singh and she was great despite the fact that she was running late to her important meeting. Huge thanks to these three ladies! read more

II was referred to Dr Singh by my primary Dr. after several tests. Her office, although very busy, saw me right away. Dr. Singh was able to diagnosed me after speaking with her for 2minutes. She was very kind and her staff, Sashi is the best! I am 56 and have seen a lot of Doctors in my life but Dr Singh by far is my favorite. You know how we all hate to go see the doctor, well I really look forward to seeing Dr Singh and Sashi. Crazy right? No not crazy They are the most kind and helpful people, I am moving soon for health reasons and I feel like I'm leaving family behind. I will really miss them. I totally recommend Dr Singh if you need a neurologist. She will be kind and understanding with whatever neurological problems you may have. read more

Dr Singh and her staff are so nice that you'd like to come back for another visit. She is very professional and have answered all the questions we've asked. She fully explained each tests results in a language you can easily understand. She is very compassionate and treated us with respect. She is highly recommended and very pretty too. Thank you Dr Singh for taking care of me. read more

Dr. Singh has been blessing in my life since November, 2008 when I had a T.I.A. And I was fortunate that she was the Neurologist on call that morning my husband took me to Washington Hospital. She has been my Doctor ever since and just recently she went to "battle" with my insurance over a medication and she and her very professional, dedicated and compassionate staff helped get my migraine med approved for me. I will never forget how they didn't give up for me. They have always listened, and I've received the care from Dr. Singh's Office that I know has saved me. I tried to talk to my insurance explaining how my doctor had given me 2 months samples and I knew it worked I was so excited and I got the mundane (ok I will make a note of it in your file and the pharmacy board will review) But my Doctor and her staff didn't give up. They are my true Heroes. It is so overwhelmingly wonderful to be able to go to sleep and wake up without a migraine, to go through the work day and have stress come and this med still works. I will forget you NOT. Thank you Dr. Singh and your incredibly awesome staff. Janice read more

This is long, but please bear with me getting this off my chest. I was a patient with her for 3.5 years and it ended last Friday unpleasantly when I just intended to end it amicably. But Dr. Singh saw to it that she had to make sure I knew who was in control. During a relapse, my physical therapy was transferring me to their rehab center not realizing it required me to ask Dr. Singh for a new referral. I was lining up a new neurologist because of Dr. Singh's peculiar behavior making demands on when I should take Solumedrol steroid. She discharged me the day I was supposed to go over my MRI's with her which I waited over one week to do. Fortunately, the radiologist had already gone over the results with me. There are honestly better neurologists in Fremont who really want to spend time helping their patients meet their medical needs. They go over MRI's, answer related questions which Dr. Singh could never provide to me. Her medical school education reflected itself minimally in our appointments. In the whole time I was with her, I was impressed with her one single time of determining where in the brain my relapse was not coming from. I never really needed her help much until this month when I had a relapse in my autoimmune condition, and I have to say I barely ever asked for anything beyond a referral. Well you don't know the strength of a tea bag until it is in hot water. This office is a weak tea bag. For the past three or so years, I would be fine waiting 2 months for a referral or authorization, but this month, I needed authorizations for Solumedrol, MRI's, and physical therapy in a timely manner. They had a hard time with this. They're all in a rush, on the fast track to no where if you ask me. They kept making mistakes on authorization requests. I'm currently repairing two authorization requests they made with Blue Shield and Hill Physician Group. They don't check their work, like don't ask the entity for which they are obtaining authorization if they have space for a new client, or don't ask where I'll be getting the physical therapy. They had to do a retroactive authorization to correct a past authorization, and the retroactive one had the wrong entity and takes 30 days for review. This place is disorganized, and if you have the time to wait two months for an authorization, they can handle that. But Dr. Singh is always on call, hardly ever there, and in my case could only see me in the afternoon when I have a baby to take care of. It was hard to get mornings, and when she insisted that I had to go on Solumedrol this one Saturday only, I decided it was time for me to go somewhere else. And my needs were too great for her office to handle, so she had me pay for the appointment where she discharged me, canceling out my pending physical therapy authorization. I requested back my $20 co pay, but she cashed the check anyway. This lady is in business to collect appointment fees by giving referrals, but hardly spends any time looking at MRI's or making any medical determinations. She also wouldn't give me the prescriptions I asked for which she told me she would do "homework on" but never did. I did the homework, found out the information, and emailed it to her, but she never read the email. She doesn't know half of what is going on in her office, and told me her assistant completed an authorization that actually got cancelled. I would rather have no medical care than deal with her, but fortunately, I found a new neurologist who spent over an hour with me in my first appointment (something Dr. Singh has never done), we spent significant time discussing my treatment options, and I feel well cared for during this relapse I'm having unlike how I felt with Dr. Singh. But she blamed me for her disorganization by saying I had her office "in an uproar over requesting authorizations" when I believe she is the one who has her office in an uproar by running around like she's an ER doctor and doing things like having them call me and tell me I had better go on Solumedrol that weekend or "there was nothing her office could do for me." After my pending physical therapy authorization was cancelled by her office by discharging me when she already knew I was in agreement that it wasn't working out there for me actually constitutes abandonment of care because I had to start a new referral with another doctor in the middle of a serious relapse. And she had the nerve to cash my copay check for doing nothing? With help like that, I don't need her help and I wouldn't recommend her to anyone who needs a doctor who actually looks at MRI's, gives full time and attention during appointments, does what she says she's going to do, and what patients need her to do without having them only go to the ER, and isn't running around like she's late for the train. I'm in better hands now. Good luck in your search for excellent medical care. Save yourself some aggravation and look for someone else. read more

Do not go to this doctor. She is very condescending, no empathy to her patients and acted very distant and cold to the needs of her patient. The front office was also cold and disrespectful. Takes your name when you come in then lets you stand waiting for them to get back to you while looking at the computer looking for your info. When my mother who just had a stroke asked me if she can sit down, I asked the front desk person if we can sit down an all she can say to me with a very irritated tone, why, is there a problem? So I answered back, "no there's no problem, my mother just needs to sit down." The receptionist stormed out of her cubicle and gave a computer tablet to my mom and said, fill this out and went back to her cubicle. My mom is half blind and is recovering from a stroke so she didn't know what to do. She told the receptionist of her predicament and the receptionist pointed at me and said, "why doesnt she help you?" Of course I can help but I didnt know what to do either. So I asked the receptionist about it and here comes Dr. Charan Singh charging at me and telling me that I got up at the wrong side of the bed. Oh my goodness, Dr. Singh did not even apologize for the actions of her staff and began to lecture me about my actions. What actions may I ask? I did nothing. I was just asking her staff on what to do because this is my first time taking my mother to this doctor. Yes, my mother was here before but she just had a STROKE!!! Don't bring your love one here or even yourself specially if you are Alameda Alliance. They seem to look down at this gov't insurance. read more

This place is horrible DO NOT ever go here! The office looks like the dumps and the Doctor is mean as well as the so called staff . The front office girl does not know what she is doing . Save yourself the time and go elsewhere. read more

My experience with Dr. Singh and her staff has always been a positive one. When presented with a new complication concerning my health she is very knowledgeable and has always explained in detail any options I might have in moving forward. She is very personable and makes me feel special. If your looking for a good Neurologist I would highly recommend her. read more

Today, I had my first appointment with Dr. Singh. I absolutely loved my visit with her. She was very thorough, and pleasant, and explained everything in great detail. I would recommend her to everyone! read more

I recently had to have an EMG (Electromyography which measures muscle response or electrical activity) to diagnose a problem with my hand, and Dr. Charan Singh was highly recommended by 3 different doctors. I understood that this procedure could be uncomfortable and I was not looking forward to it. However, Dr. Singh made the test as easy as possible. She explained every process as she went along, telling me what she was going to do and what she would find out from that. From the results of the test she was able to point out just where the problem was occurring and what needed to be done to correct it and/or to keep it from getting any worse. I left with the highest respect for Dr. Singh and her professional skills and I appreciated her taking the time to explain every step of the test. As a bonus, I found her to be very personable, patient, and friendly. I left with a feeling that I had found a doctor with whom I could have complete trust and I would not hesitate to see her again for any further problems. I give her the highest rating possible. read more