Dr. Romesh Khardori, MD

He prescribed me medication that gave me hallucinations and suicidal ideations. I was dizzy and had very little equilibrium in the mornings. I couldn't walk around at work. I asked him twice to fill out FMLA paperwork so I could take time off work and he refused saying, "Your symptoms aren't that bad." STEER CLEAR.

Had 2 tele-visits, followed by 1 in-person visit, he never put his coffee cup down to examine me, not worth my co-pay. Poor bedside manner.

After 18 months, I could no longer deal with Dr. Khardori’s pompous and condescending attitude. He totally dismissed any of my symptoms that weren’t in line with his “textbook” expectations. He often cut me off or spoke over me when I tried to clarify what I was feeling or experiencing. He almost always questioned the analysis of my own physical issues. His lack of empathy for patients’ ailments and concerns is ironically unfitting for someone who has chosen medical care as a profession. An effective doctor is focused on patients not lab tests. Don’t make my mistake- avoid making an appointment with him because many practices have the horrible policy of not allowing patients to switch providers. Unfortunately, I now have to research and find a new medical practice and endocrinologist.