Himansh Khanna, MD

Etty Fabber 

on Google

5 days ago

The doctor is nice, but it feels like they’re mainly after your insurance money. They ran so many unnecessary tests and kept having me come back multiple times, even though it was just a simple UTI that only needed antibiotics. I ended up going there three times for no reason. Feels more like a money pit than genuine care — I wouldn’t go back. 

Anthony Fusco 

on Google

2 weeks ago

This was my first time using Zocdoc and couldn’t believe my experience. Let’s start off with the most professional receptionists. I wasn’t expecting to have so many test in the same day. I would have had to wait months for just an ultrasound elsewhere. Dr Khanna is so down to earth and very knowledgeable. I feel like I won the lottery. Never going back to my old urologist. Thank you Zocdoc!! 

Anthony Fusco 

on Google

3 weeks ago

This was my first time using Zocdoc and couldn’t believe my experience. Let’s start off with the most professional receptionists. I wasn’t expecting to have so many test in the same day. I would have to wait months for just an ultrasound elsewhere. Dr Khanna is so down to earth and very knowledgeable. I feel like I won the lottery. Never going back to my old urologist. Thank you Zocdoc!! 

Lily D 

on Google

2 months ago

Don't waste your time here if you genuinely care about your health. I booked through Zocdoc and now I understand why there was last minute availability. Not only is the place small and depressing, overbooked and crowded with people waiting on appointments, the patients needs are not taken into consideration. You wait excessively in the waiting area, get ushered into a new room and wait for another lengthy period of time before being seen, then are ushered out to wait again, then the cycle repeats. This is obviously a money o... read more

Sam Herron 

on Google

2 months ago

While Dr. Khanna and the staff were perfectly pleasant, the office service was consistently slow (over multiple visits) and Dr. Khanna was unreachable for follow up questions relating to test results. Additionally, Dr. Khanna did not do a good job clearly sharing what would and would not fall under insurance coverage prior to running tests.