Nehal Elgeheni, PA-C
- Internal Medicine
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Physician Assistant
A physician assistant is extensively trained to treat illness or disease and prescribes medication to their patients. They work on teams with a licensed physician, but can treat patients with significant autonomy. Physician assistants work in a variety of settings, including primary care and various other medical and surgical specialties.
Accepting new patients
A provider may be accepting new patients only in a specific specialty or location based on availability. A referral may be required.
614-685-3333
Great
This was our first meeting, but it was a terrific one. She has a lot of energy and patience.
Very good
Knowledgeable, understand the condition and textbook care
Wonderful appointment- kind and caring
Nehal was very informative and got right to the issues that I was dealing with. I have adjusted my insulin to minimal amounts. She was very helpful when it came to understanding my care. Trying to adjust my diabetes by my food choices.
Courteous & knowledgeable. I did not feel rushed.
Very good
I would recommend her to any of my family,friends or associates.
She was quite good but lacked recent blood test data to advise me on current situation
Very imformative
She was very helpful.
Thoughtful and professional
She was very knowledgeable and answered all my questions.
She is a great person to take care of me in my appointment time
We felt that we got the time with all the appropriate providers during this visit. They were compassionate and understanding and worked to make sure we felt comfortable with treatment plan
Good
Good
Always efficient and caring
Very friendly, polite,helpful and cocerned for my problem s.very good experiences them would tell family and about them.
FANTASTIC!!! She was so sweet, thoughtful, concerned and VERY helpful!!
Concerned about you great
She is educated
Nehal is a great listener and always helpful in helping me better control glucose.
Seemed genuinely concerned about my health.
She was fantastic.
She blatantly did not like me. I was not able to take a lot of medications (I've tried many already) which seemed to greatly aggravate her. After trying to find an endocrinologist for years and driving over 90 minutes to get there I just wanted to leave. I felt just completely defeated leaving there, there's things going on with my health that I was hoping to get some answers or ideas or at least be heard, none of that happened.
She is very caring and through