Franika J Patel, MD

Angelina _{on Google}

Jun 17th, 2023

Avoid her at all costs. She probably thought that my father was comatose and could not hear her conversation since he was in the intensive care unit. In front of him while he was on life support, she asked me if I would be willing to bring him back to life if his heart stopped. My father made a sound that surprised her, letting her know he was still alive and very much wanted to continue to live. He lived 2.5 years after that. She is the type of doctor who jumps on the bandwagon without questioning whether she should jump or should not jump or why she did. She supported the decision of a doctor who made a diagnosis based on what he had seen in 35 years, not based on observation, patient response, medical evidence such as an MRI, or past medical history at Hamilton Medical Center. In all respects, she is of poor quality. She has a condescending tone and she does not feel the need to explain the reasons for her treatment decision.