Congratulations to Dr.Gupta for being selected as a

2008 -2009 - 2010

The annual New York SuperDoctors is published in The New York Times Magazine and has a circulation of over 1,450,000 readers

How are SuperDoctors selected?

1. Survey of Medical Doctors
Each year, thousands of ballots are sent out to doctors asking "To whom would you refer a loved one or one of your patients for medical diagnosis an/or treatment?" The intent is to identify those doctors most highly regarded by their peers. Numerous safeguards are in place to prevent ballot manipulation and doctors may not self-nominate.

2. The Blue Ribbon Panel Review
The nominees are grouped into more than 30 medical specialties. Those nominees with the highest point totals from each specialty are invited to serve on the blue ribbon panel. Each blue ribbon panelist reviews and scores a list of nominees for their primary specialty.

3. The Research Process
Interviews and contacts: Throughout the selection process, interviews and corresponds with medical professionals are completed to identify the top doctors in each medical specialty.

Independent research: Outstanding doctors are searched for to complement the statewide survey of doctors. Evaluation of prospective candidates on indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement as a supplement to the balloting and blue ribbon panel review.

Data verification: Each candidate is contacted to verify the doctor's professional information, including primary medical specialty. Even if selected, a candidate's name will not be published on the Super Doctors list unless all information is verified prior to publication.

Good standing review: Review of the discipline record of each candidate and verification that the doctor is active and in good standing is completed.

4. The Final Selection Process
The point totals from the ballot surveys and the screening process are added to arrive at a final point score.