Dr. Akhil Singhal, MD

I waited for almost an hour only to be practically rushed out by Singhal. I explained to him that I had a major vertigo attack which I highly suspected stemmed from an inner ear infection. I've done enough extensive research to try home remedies like the Epley maneuver to mitigate my symptoms, so I did not need Singhal to educate me on the difference between peripheral and central. His justification for why my vertigo could be central is because he used an otoscope to check my eardrums (for an inner ear infection) and an unreliable balance test to warrant telling me to go to an ER. While I was racking my brain worried, I pointed to the wrong part of my head, and this provider thought it was appropriate to go, 'Your cerebellum is behind your brain'. Okay, if you're going to get wise while I'm dizzy and flustered, at least know that an inner ear infection is behind the eardrum with your MD. Even the ER doctor said the balance test was unreliable. I do not recommend such a vile person.

Waited an hour to be seen and he was in and out of my room in 20 seconds. He didn’t give me time to even ask him more than one question and didn’t even listen to my symptoms.