Dr. Naval Parikh MD

Dr.P and his staff are excellent! Top notch in every aspect one wants in a primary care physician. They're always kind, courteous, professional and answer every question I ever have. Dr. P. has a calming and relaxed demeanor yet, he is also a very practical person. He does not sugar coat situations. Something I'm very thankful for. I can't recommend him enough. I don't only look at him as my doctor, but as a family friend. I'll NEVER have another primary care physician as long as he's in practice.

Amazing doctor and staff!! He took care of me at Broward Health North Hospital after I had a major seizure and stroke after a severe fall and needed brain surgery and has become my general doctor!! I love him and the staff so much! They are so kind and caring!

I am a 48-year permanent resident of South Florida, and the son and legal guardian of Helvia Encarnacion (91 years old). Dr. Naval Parikh has been for years her primary doctor. My mother has never been treated with the gentleness nor with sincere caring as has done Dr. Parikh. More important, he has demonstrated over and over again, his expertise in diagnosing, prescribing and close monitoring in the medical matters. Visits to Dr. Parikh are very productive: he and his staff are very professional, displaying comprehensive knowledge of examination's procedures, extremely competent in 'scheduling, follow-ups and receiving' on day of visit. Visits are always on time, and everyone is prepared in respective tasks. My son's, his wife and my daughter are now patients of Dr. Parikh; My wife and I too, will become his patient as soon as possible. Sincerely, Jose E. Figueroa

Dr. Parikh is professional, compassionate, and caring doctor. In addition, the office staff particularly Diana an angel. Thank you for your care.

Dr Parikh was 1/3 jerk physicians who called me up the same week pressuring me to get a Pacemaker OR Discharge my Mom on the same phone call. 1. She had a recent brain bleed. 2. She is 86, 3. Insane due to the wounds she had all over her body. Bordering malpractice this man calls me up and wants to cut on my 86 year old mom. If one of those wounds gets an infection, she dies. If she keeps tearing new wounds and one of those gets infected she dies. Telling me she needs a pacemaker or to be Discharged on the same phone call means you are Flipping Beds like a Waitress flips tables! Sickening that you're incentivized in this manner - even more sickening that you forgot your Oath - "First Do No Harm!"