★ 1

I'm writing to express my deep concern about Dr. Quantum Daulat. My elderly family member was under his care, and he prescribed a medication that was entirely inappropriate—one that appears on the Beers List due to its effects, including rapid cognitive decline. Beyond the dangerous prescription, he also misdiagnosed her condition. When I tried to contact his office to understand why he would make such a choice, he refused to speak with me. Out of concern, I filed a formal complaint with the Nevada Board of Osteopathic Medicine and the Nevada Attorney General’s Office. I urge anyone considering this doctor to proceed with extreme caution.

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★ 5

Dr. Daulat has been an excellent primary care physician for my 78‑year‑old mother, who has complex issues including GI bleeding, anemia, chronic back pain, and recurrent UTIs. He takes time to explain test results clearly, listens to our concerns, and never makes us feel rushed or dismissed.

He’s thoughtful about when to treat something himself and when to involve specialists, and he stays engaged even after referring her out. His combination of calm communication, sound clinical judgment, and genuine collaboration has made a stressful medical situation much more manageable. I highly recommend him, especially for medically complex older patients.

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★ 1

Avoid this doctors office. Front staff Diana causes billing issues. The front staff is negligent, unprofessional and does not resolve billing matters in a timely manner. I received a bill dated 01/19/2026 for services, still unresolved due to this office inputting the incorrect billing codes. The claim has been submitted multiple times to my insurance with error codes every time.

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★ 1

I had the worst experience with this doctor. First able he doesn’t listen to you. He is a primary doctor however he believes that know more than any endocrinologist or any other specialist!!! My mom arrived to the hospital with high glucosa but nothing serious , her blood sugar was normal right away just with IV but ones this guy arrived to the hospital started ordering insulin wand her sugar level get down causing her a coma!! I left the hospital ten minutes before that happen and the nurse call me and told me that my mom become convulsing after she give her the order from the doctor insulin’s however this guy said that was because of a reaction of some appetite medication!! Is a big liar and doesn’t have a minimum once of consideration . He been practicing with my mom to clear the insuline from her system so no one can verify the big mistake he did causing her to get worst and worst. This guy do not deserve to be call a doctor.

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★ 1

I really wish Google would let you leave zero stars.

Do yourself a favor... Find another doctor. Preferably one with a better temperament, an office manager that actually works in the office, and works to help you solve a problem, instead of making yours worse.

My wife went to Dr. Daulat several times as a primary care physician, and while his demeanor and bedside manner was curt, that's not unexpected in the healthcare profession in Las Vegas. Many are overworked, undercompensated, and deal with a large volume of challenging patients.

However, during a recent visit, his behavior was dismissive, aggressive and unpleasant. She was asked to come into the office for a routine check-in before he would refill her prescriptions (very standard stuff) and during the visit her became derisive, and essentially told my wife that he would not refill a script for insulin. He explained that she clearly had no idea how to manage her diabetes and needed to seek additional care with an endocrinologist. Did he refer her to one? No. He felt that berating her for not currently having one (the most recent of which had closed their office here in Las Vegas) would be enough.

After his lecture, he then changed his mind, filled the script, but not at our preferred pharmacy. If any of you out there use insulin, you understand very well the cost of a bottle, and the difficulty in getting it at a price that you can afford. *HIS* preferred pharmacy charges significantly more per bottle, but that didn’t seem to factor into his tirade about his need to “work with a pharmacy he knew, in case he needed to speak to someone.”
I have worked in the healthcare field for 20+ years in this valley. My wife has been diabetic for 20+ years. Between us, we understand a great deal about managing insurance, physicians, and prescriptions. Dr. Dualat knows better than us and was not afraid to explain it, in a very unpleasant manner.

There are a long list of poor doctors in Las Vegas, and he is one of them. I would encourage you to find your healthcare elsewhere… Unless you enjoy abuse from a provider, in which case Girish Dualat, D.O. is your man!

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