Bhatia Anurag MD

"Dr. Bhatia is a great pain management doctor to all patients who he receives higher reimbursements for. The way I was treated/spoken too was completely inappropriate and I wouldn't recommend anyone who wants to establish a respectable and understanding relationship with this type of provider. If youre in need of medication management and dont want to be heard or respected, stay away from his practice. IF you continue to go, make sure hes reading the correct diagnostic information in your chart and make sure you take your medication the day before or else...God forbid you follow the rules of a PRN order. You're welcome and good luck."

"There are not enough great words to say about Dr.Bhatia. He is an amazing doctor , so caring, professional & compassionate about how you truly feel & has the BEST bedside manner!! The entire staff is equally as wonderful!! Always on point & there to help you! Thanks again Dr Bhatia for helping me so much with my pain!!"

"Patient Beware! Don't sign the financial responsibilty form! Dr. Bhatia is an in-network provider that wants you to sign an intake form that you agree to be financially responsible for anything that your insurance company does NOT cover. That is NOT how it works when you're an in-network provider. Dr. Bhatia has entered into a contract with insurance companies to accept the contracted payment for services he provides to the members of the insurance company - HIS PATIENTS! When he expects to be paid above that contracted fee then he is trying to operate as an out-of-network provider. Per Aetna, providers CANNOT ask you to pay for services outside of copayments and deductibles. They CANNOT require you to sign the financial responsibility form. They CANNOT refuse to see if you don't sign this form. This is exactly what Dr. Bhatia did to me and that is why I have reported him to Aetna and requested an investigate to put an end to this disgraceful practice or remove him from their network. Either you are an in-network provider or you're not! You can't keep scamming unsuspecting patients."