Dr. Gayatri J. Singh, MD

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

a year ago

If you are looking for a therapist you can talk to and feel comfortable with this is not the one. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

I received very good care for depression. She is attentive to my needs, changes medications to fine the best for me. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Treated me for a year for my bipolar disorder. Then last month told me she didn't think I was bipolar, but depressed and wanted to put me on Zoloft. A reaction to Zoloft is what led me to be diagnosed with bipolar disorder over two years ago. I objected, as Zoloft nearly ruined my life, so she prescribed a bipolar med. she doesn't know what she's doing 

Ex patient 

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8 years ago

Absolutely horrendous, was a patient for 5 years and all she is interested is in pushing pills and getting paid. Would not take a phone conference while out of town she refused help. When it came down to actually neededing help/therapy she was absolutely worthless via phone or in office. Dont expect to be treated like a human being unless you plan on paying. Oh and she makes you come back at least once a month to pay for a full visig or will not write/refill a script for you. Greedy and rude. 

Man from McKinney 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I was going to leave this really long story trying to convince you to see a different psychiatrist, but I decided brevity was better here. She is a bad doctor that is not an advocate for her patients. She appears mildly interested in psychiatry, but not truly engaged in the field. She for sure doesn't care about you. She just doesn't. I didn't find out til later after speaking with other professionals that this was one psychiatrist to avoid. Save your time and your money. 

concerned daughter 

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8 years ago

My mother is bipolar has been for 30years During one of her manic episodes I called Dr Singh and she told me to call her office the next day to come in, when I called the next day I was told by receptionist that she could not see my mother for another week and there was nothing she could do I told her I needed the doctor to see her for evaluation and to place lab orders to check her levels so that we can regulate her medicine she refused to see my mom that day. RUN don't walk 

Sharon 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

My daughter who was bi-polar was under the care of Dr. Singh for several years. Over the past 6 months, she was showing signs of severe depression and that her medication was not working anymore...yet Dr. Singh failed to recognize or treat her properly. My precious daughter ended her life last week.