Arun Lakhanpal I, MD

TellEmMo 

on Google

2 weeks ago

A doctor’s role is to listen, evaluate, and direct patients toward the right course of action—not make them feel like a burden when they come to you seeking care. I would not recommend this provider to anyone seeking respectful and attentive medical care. 

Nisha Nisha 

on Google

2 weeks ago

Instead of providing care, he is dismissive and disrespectful towards his patients. Patients come to seek help and guidance with their care, not be met with a lack of compassion and unprofessionalism which Dr. Lakhanpal grossly demonstrated. 

Crystal Griffin 

on Google

2 weeks ago

It has become obviously clear that Arun Lakhanpal deems his responsibilities as a medical provider as an inconvenience. His sworn medical oath to do no harm is use case subjective and only driven by the direction of Northside as an organization. He is dismissive, condescending, misogynist and plainly put, rude. It is alarming that he is entrusted to care for patients in such vulnerable states. When seeking medical advice and/or care, a patient is entrusting their full wellbeing to the judgement and discernment of a medical p... read more

Ellis Black 

on Google

3 weeks ago

It was apparent that he has an affinity for certain types of patients because his bedside manner and his disrespect was very apparent when my daughter went to his office. It's very uncommon for a doctor to have total disrespect for his patient and whatever ailment they came in to get treated for and get disrespected. He's not one I would consider. 

Nea Mari 

on Google

3 weeks ago

My experience with him is not that of a health professional, but of someone who thinks he is above the other. He hides behind “I’m old school” as an excuse as to why his care is extremely poor and lacking. I left with tears in my eyes. No patient should ever have to endure what I did with him. He is a complete liability to a patient’s health and has no place in the healthcare industry. Hopefully, no other patient has this type of experience. He is retiring next year, which is a win for the healthcare industry.