Dr. Reeta Bhargava, MD

She is a machine that only reads machine-provided information, prescribes machine-provided drugs, and gives machine-provided advice. Without a computer in front of her, she can't diagnose or even look at the patient. This is where 'Dr. Google' advice can be more accurate than advice of this 'doctor.' It took over a year to undo the damage she has done, having prescribed the wrong medication against my medical history, which said that medication was not advisable. She does not think, but more importantly, she does not care. She is a machine.

I was told to arrive early to fill out paperwork since I was a new patient. The check in lady was super nice and helpful. The tech that called me back was rude and argumentative. I sat in the exam room for 45 minutes waiting. I finally got up and left without being seen. I could understand the wait if it was a specialty office, but she's a PCP. They have no respect for other people's time.

NOT GOOD. REGISTERING WITH HER AS MY PC, AFTER JUST MOVING TO INDIANA, 2020. GAVE HER ALL MY MEDICAL HISTORY VIA FORMER DOCTOR, TENNESSEE. SHE DREW BLOOD, SAW ABOVE NORMAL WHITE CELL COUNT, Rx FOR ANTIBIOTIC, DREW BLOOD AGAIN WEEK LATER, HER ASSISTANT CALLED, SAID I HAD RENAL FAILURE, REFERRED ME TO KIDNEY DOC. FEELING BAD, QUIT THE ANTIBIOTIC, BELT BETTER BUT WENT TO KIDNEY DOC TWICE, EVEN GOT ULTRASOUND. NOTHING WRONG WITH KIDNEYS. KIDNEY DOC THOUGHT WAS ANTIBIOTIC CAUSING BHARGAVA TO TELL ME RENAL FAILURE. MAKING MATTERS WORSE, MONTH LATER, REFUSED TO Rx REFILL FOR MY LONG-STANDING BLOOD PR MEDS WITH NO RESPONSE. TRIED AGAIN, PHARMACIST HAD TO CHECK WITH HER OFFICE, AGAIN REFUSED TO REFILL MY Rx, NO REASON GIVEN. I HAVE NOT RETURNED, NOR WILL I. TOO MANY COMPETENT DOCS WHO CARE ABOUT THEIR PATIENTS AND THEIR REPUTATION TO WASTE TIME ON DR. BHARGAVA.

Great physician, does NOT deal with controlled substances at all!! Love that she tries to find the problem and not just treat the problem.

Thought I was there for pain medication because it was in my profile. Repeatedly told her it wasn't, but she wouldn't listen to anything else I had to say. I simply needed a primary care doctor. First and last visit.