Primary Care Doctors - Geneva, NY

"To summarize the skill of Prity Rawal MD, as the Primary Care MD for my elderly mother, I would say her quality of care as MD can be likened to the effects of fertile soil on thriving plants that have taken root. It is the soil's fertile ability to sustain, maintain, and provide, that makes her practice a habitat for satisfied, happy Patients. She is very professional. She listens and allows her Patients to speak for themselves. One of her greatest displays of patience yet is allowing their families a voice when it may help all to understand her Patient more clearly. She is knowledgeable, yet not unwilling to research, discover and incorporate newly learned truths that aid the quality of her care for her Patient. She is attentive to the needs, concerns, and plans of her Patient. Very quick to follow through. Kindhearted. Informed. If I ever decide to relocate my medical care, it is with high hopes that she will maintain that type of quality care should she welcome me too as a new Patient."

"I would highly recommend him to anyone. He is caring and empathetic. He cares. I will say he is an amazing doctor. My first time meeting him was yesterday, February 4th, 2026, and I can honestly say he listens, takes his time, and doesn’t make you feel rushed. I never had a provider who took the time to teach and show me what was going on. For years, I was questioning a lot, especially after having my thymus gland removed. I wish I had not had my thymus gland taken out, but back then, it kept growing and was causing issues. Every time I would take a sip of soda, water, or juice, or drink coffee or eat something, I would choke. Then it got to where I was having chest discomfort. I’m just glad I have a caring provider who listens to me, as it calms my nerves and makes me worry less. For many years, doctors dismissed me and gaslighted my problems. But when I finally got the diagnosis of advanced stages of osteoporosis and osteopenia, then osteogenesis imperfecta to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, however, I’m unsure if I have it or if it is because I have a mutation of my CO1A1 and CO1A2 genes. I broke into tears because I was just shy of 31 when I learned this. As for the start of my problems, it was the end of March 2017. I felt like, after that, I noticed a change, but I do question why I was born with mostly baby teeth and a few adult teeth that I would lose back in my early 20s, or why my voice never fully developed in puberty. But I guess it was meant to happen. I wish I could be normal. I was born with low muscle tone and flat feet, and at age 20, I was told I have cerebral palsy in my legs, but my pediatrician never told my mom anything. I learned this from an orthopedic doctor and Social Security. There are more issues with my health. I am praying that it gets better. That is my heart. I pray I don't need a bypass. I am so scared of what the cardiologist told me about the findings. "