Dr. Anjali Sehmi, MD

She focuses on the computer, talks too fast, and asks many questions at once, without giving you time to think and reply. Worse, on three occasions, she did *no* physical exam in connection to my concern. That's worrying because I'm not a doctor, and I don't know if I've used the right terms or focused on the right details when describing my problem! In one case, I had emergency surgery years ago in the area affected, so I know it's possible that something serious *could* be happening. But she didn't even examine me, she just said that it should get better. I left just as worried as when I came in. She also misled me about the purpose of a follow up appt. I had a high value in my bloodwork, and she said I should come back in three months for a check up. The value was fine three months later, and neither she nor the nurse mentioned it. Then I realized she just wants me to come every three months so she can ask questions too fast, check boxes, and bill me. I'm looking for a new doctor.

This doctor would not take the time to listen to my health concerns. I agree with other reviewers that she speaks fast into the computer and glosses over any interruptions. Would not recommend.

I've never had a doctor like Dr. Singh. She focuses like a laser on her computer. She barely looks at you--just repeats the questions the nurse just asked and recorded answers to while she stares into the computer, typing stuff here & there. Even when there's nothing to type she barely looks up at you. Eye contact is negligible. Other practitioners also divide their time between patient and computer--alas, electronic records uber alles. But these other practitioners still manage to listen and communicate. Dr. Singh does not divide her time--she spends nearly all of it on the computer! IMHO it's important to feel like a doc is listening. Some health problems are personal and even embarrassing, and having a human on the other end helps a person open up and disclose what's going on with them. I tried asking her to focus on the conversation, but she refused. There is no doctor-patient relationship to form with Dr. Singh. It is not possible.

Dr. Anjali Singh is not a good doctor and not happy with her for my last 2 visits. She just makes checkmarks on the list. I would not recommend her. I visited the Germantown office in Maryland