Pankaj Khemka, MD

Gardenia does an excellent job of making sure that patients are seen promptly & the front/​back office are running smoothly.
Dr. Pankaj Khemka has a wonderful bedside manner. He is extremely meticulous, thorough, patient & kind. This doctor deserves the highest rating & I do highly recommend him!!!

I cannot believe i am waiting my time and money with this guy. I just went there. Don’t know to much about him. But for what i hear from Carl. It sound right. Does not ask a lot of questions. And order some weird test. That don’t really make sense. If you already had this condition in the skin for 9 – 10 years why would you order an HIV test? I would be dead by now if i had HIV.

Dr. Khemka consistently provides excellent care. He is knowledgeable, patient and compassionate. He also is thorough and thoughtful. I highly recommend Dr. Khemka.

Frankly, I’m shocked by Carl’s review of Dr, Khemka. I have known the doctor for several years both on a professional and personal basis. Yes, he is brilliant, but he is also one of the most compassionate physicians I have had the pleasure of working with. I would entrust him with caring for my family without hesitation.

Thank you Dr. Khemka for keeping your office open late just for me. I love your eagerness to help me on my road to recovery. I am so happy I was referred to you.

Unfortunately, my father-​in-​law was referred to Dr. Khemka for special treatment and while the office staff is polite and the office clean, everything is undermined by the callous, uncaring, unresponsive and horrendous manner of Dr. Kehmka who is either preoccupied with other thoughts or completely unconcerned for the well-​being of the patients seeking his professional judgement.
After waiting for 30 – 45 minutes on three different occasions, we spent literally one to five minutes with him. He never asked if we had questions, or what concerns we might have and each time seemed eager to leave. We were shocked after one visit when he got up and walked out — after conducting no examination! We thought — what was that? When he left, we thought he forgot something and was coming back, but we never saw him again. The nurse came in so we asked her if she could explain the blood test results. Isn’t that the doctor’s job to conduct an examination, ask questions, offer a diagnoses, and explain test results? Maybe leave you with some reassurance of what your health condition is?
The first visit we thought, perhaps he’s having a bad day. But the last two visits have been nearly identical. We have no idea why our primary care physician — or any physician — would refer patients to a doctor so void of common interpersonal skills. I’m sure he’s a brilliant man, and if so, there are research positions that can use that ability. However, we strongly recommend if you want a doctor who appears interested, knowledgeable, answers questions and shows any kind of respect, look elsewhere. Perhaps our experience is different than others — for the sake of this practice — we hope so.