Dr. Mukesh C Bhatt, MD is a Hematology / Oncology Specialist - General practicing in Medina, OH
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University | Degree | Focus | Graduated |
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Tn Medical College | Medical Degree | Not Specified | |
Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University | Medical Degree | 1980 |
Institution | Focus | Year |
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Internship - Cabrini Medical Center (New York, NY) | Not Specified | |
Internship - Internal Medicine - Cabrini Medical Center c/o Mount Sinai Hospital in New York NY | 1986 | |
Residency - University Hospital Of Cleveland, Medical Oncology; Cabrini Medical Center, Internal Medicine | Not Specified | |
Residency - Cleveland Clinic Foundation | Not Specified | |
Fellowship - MetroHealth Medical Center | Not Specified | |
Fellowship - Hematology/Oncology - University Hospitals of Cleveland | 1991 |
Certification | Cert. Body | Year |
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Internal medicine | Internal Medicine | Not Specified |
Internal medicine | Internal Medicine | Not Specified |
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Internal Medicine
Years In Practice: 39 (started in 1986)
Accepts New Patients: Yes
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“Patient”
I would rather die than go back here. They turned me over to collections for a negligible balance, i.e., less than $200 after my insurance paid them over $10,000 for care! When I became very ill from chemo, took me 2 weeks to get admitted to the hospital with severe electrolyte imbalances, life threatening. Avoid him at all costs!Original review on DoctorsDig.com
Comment - “ Patient ”
I would rather die than go back here. They turned me over to collections for a negligible balance, i.e., less than $200 after my insurance paid them over $10,000 for care! When I became very ill from chemo, took me 2 weeks to get admitted to the hospital with severe electrolyte imbalances, life threatening. Avoid him at all costs!