Navneet Gupta

I have been going to Dr Gupta since 2012 he is a wonderful respectful doctor He cares about his patients. I was in severe pain when I started going to him now my pain is tolerable I have fibromyalgia, chronic pain, and severe depression, PTSD. I WOULD RECOMMEND HIM TO ANYONE.

Dr Gupta is an incredible doctor - very knowledgeable, compassionate and always makes me feel like he cares. He takes the time to help make my life bearable again. Staff always very friendly and welcoming.

Dr. Gupta understands the severity of the pain that I'm going through. He is very professional. If it weren't for him my quality of life would be unbearable. If you are fortunate to have him as your Doctor. Remember to always keep him updated when it comes to your pain meds and where you are at when it comes to your pain level. Plus, Not only is he a Pain Management doctor He is also someone who takes interest with some personal traumatic events that I have been through. * He is both a pain doctor and to me a psychiatrist. Lastly, Thanks Dr. Gupta for helping me. I truly don't know what I would do if you were not my doctor. ??

I have been seeing Dr. Gupta for years. He has always treated me with respect and genuinely cares about his patients. He is a great doctor to talk to about any problems you have and he actually listens and talks to you and not at you. I would recommend anyone who needs a doctor in his field to definitely go see him.His office staff are always so friendly as well.

I was a patient of his for nearly a year. Then, a couple days before my next appointment with him, his office called and said there was no need for me to come to my visit, that he would no longer be seeing me. There was no explanation given, no Rx refills or extra medicine during the time I tried to find a new doctor and no help finding a new doctor. I still haven't found one. I was on daily pain medication for chronic pain management and there was no weaning off period either. I didn't find out until recently that that is actually a form of medical malpractice called "patient abandonment" and that if the doctor no longer wants to treat you, he has to give you some sort of notice, a reason, assist you in finding a new provider, and help you with your medication until another doctor can take over. It's called "continuance of care" and when they don't do that, you can sue them for malpractice.I wish I had known that before. Hopefully this will help someone else if he does it to them too.