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Pradip Shah, MD
Pradip A. Shah, MD
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1964 Oak Tree Road Edison, NJ 08820
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Pradip Shah, MD

Pradip Shah, MD practices as an Infectious Disease Specialist in Edison, NJ.Pradip Shah, MD graduated from Grant Med Coll, Univ Of Bombay, Bombay, Maharashtra, India.
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Infectious Disease Specialist

Education Grant Med Coll, Univ Of Bombay, Bombay, Maharashtra, India
Training Harlem Hospital Center, Infectious Diseases; Harlem Hospital Center, Internal Medicine
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1964 Oak Tree Road, Edison, NJ 08820
Services Pradip A. Shah, MD provides infectious disease care in Edison, NJ.

Please call Pradip Shah, MD at (732) 635-0050 to schedule an appointment in Edison, NJ or to get more information.
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Dr. Shah is the antithesis of what a quality doctor is supposed to be. My loved one died under his care in the hospital. Here's how a typical visit during his rounds went:

- Dr. Shah would spend 2-3 minutes putting on his gloves and gown (because my family member had an infection)
- He would then proceed to ask her how the person was doing (although that person was completely not alert due to the infection): 10 seconds
- He would then ask me if my loved one had eaten (he always forgot that the person had a NG tube, which prevented eating by mouth): 10 seconds
- He would then proceed to take off his gloves and gown and leave the room

Dr. Shah spent more time putting on his gown and gloves than treating my loved one or communicating with me. He was never willing to answer questions. He never gave a valid reason for why my loved one developed an infection or why the WBC kept elevating even though antibiotics were being given. He never reviewed my family member's chart before entering the room. He was never compassionate. He didn't answer phone calls on a timely basis. He was not qualified.

Dr. Shah is an older doctor but that didn't equate to better treatment. He constantly seemed puzzled with my family member's condition. I will forever regret not asking for a different Infectious Disease doctor (he was assigned by the hospital). My loved one died with a WBC close to 30 (should be between 4-10). The WBC was spiking for the whole week, yet Dr. Shah took no action until 2 days before this person died. Please reconsider choosing or having assigned Dr. Shah as your ID doctor.
by TellingtheTruth xxx.xxx.204.245
May 28, 2013
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by Anonymous xxx.xxx.83.32
December 19, 2013
Did this provider use excessive foul language?
No
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The wait wasn't terrible, but it wasn't the best
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No, it was rather cramped
Are you confident that this provider will continue working with you until a solution is reached?
Not at all, I feel like they're constantly ready to give up on me
by Anonymous
April 21, 2011
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