Dr. Ritvik Mehta

I have been a patient of Dr. Mehta for over 10 years and I can confidently say that you will not find a doctor who cares more for his patients than him. He has done several procedures on me and I love his bedside manner. He is a busy doctor but always takes the time to listen and create the best treatment plan. He always explains everything in simple, easy to understand terms and he is incredibly knowledgeable. I highly recommend Dr. Mehta!

Dr Mehta fixed my Deviated Septum. He is with out a doubt one of the humblest men you will ever meet, but he is always being recognized by his peers as the best of the best. My favorite things about Dr. Mehta are that he does not waste time and he believes you when you say something is wrong. Instead of recommending a nasal spray or some vitamin, he just made an appointment to get me x rayed and allergy tested. He got right to the point of the problem right away. I also really appreciate that he is very calm. He does not hype things up and make you over think or feel stressed. Post surgery he was amazing. I had a concern in the middle of the night and he called me back personally right away. He went above and beyond. My friends and family were shocked my nose still looked the same, and thrilled they no longer have to hear me wheezing about! Food tastes better and I haven't had an asthma since. I am so grateful.

If I could give a Negative review I would. Dr. Mehta had an assistant hold my head down with force against the exam bed to keep it still while he inserted a large needle-like metal tube into my ear to suck out fluid. I was SO INCREDIBLY PAINFUL my entire body and head was shaking uncontrollably- AND that is why his assistant had to hold my head down with such force!! Obviously he did not use enough anesthetic spray into my ear before performing a procedure that required sticking a huge metal needle into a live person's ear while they are fully awake. Torture!! And as for your recent offer to "help" me? Never! I've found an ethical, gentle treatment-with-patient-middle-ear, and truly skilled Ears Nose Throat specialist.

I would like to share my experience and warn people about this clinic. Every 4 months I have face medical treatments with Dr. Mehta. And 3 weeks ago my next appointment was scheduled on December 5. I have received several reminder notifications about an upcoming appointment and the check in. After I arrived and checked in, I spent 15 minutes waiting for a nurse who finally showed up and informed me that Insurance did not approve my treatment. This information could have been given to me in the three weeks, but they waited until I was sitting in the exam/treatment room. I’ve got the impression that the stuff including nurses at this clinic don’t care about their patients or about patience time. This has happened before and after addressing it with the manager, I thought it would never happen again. I would expect the stuff at this clinic to have the confirmed approval from the insurance company before confirming my appointment and making me drive and waste my time. Very poor management! Save your time and gas and find a more professional and caring provider.

I was referred to Dr Mehta for a eustachian tube dilation. Many physicians perform this under general anesthesia, but he said that under local anesthesia, it would be painless. This was one of the worst experiences of my life. They failed to tell me to take the pre-op meds early enough to make them effective, and the local anesthesia was completely ineffective. It was a terribly painful procedure. I asked prior to the procedure if the local anesthesia involved injections, and also if I could speak to someone who had undergone the procedure. In both cases, he refused to answer during an extra Zoom meeting for which I was charged. Dr. Mehta’s only comment to my husband post-procedure was, “Well, she was anxious.” The jury is still out as to whether this procedure was successful, and his office called today (6/15/23) and to schedule me for the placement of an ear tube - under local anesthesia. I’m an RN, so am somewhat familiar with pre-op and post-op protocols, and certainly understand what constitutes good patient care. This was not it.