Best Indian Doctors in Bellevue (2026)

TL;DR

• Bellevue has one of the densest concentrations of Indian-origin physicians in the Pacific Northwest
• Doctors including Dr. Karan Patel, Dr. Chitra Iyer, and Dr. Santosh Agnani practice across multiple Bellevue corridors
• The 116th Ave NE stretch hosts the highest number of listed Indian practices in the city
• Many Indian-American patients choose Indian-origin doctors for cultural and linguistic ease — that preference is well-supported here
• Desi.Net's 2026 Bellevue directory includes verified contact numbers for 24+ South Asian physicians

Why Bellevue's Indian-American Medical Community Stands Out

Bellevue, Washington has long drawn South Asian tech workers and their families to the Eastside, and that demographic shift has reshaped the local healthcare landscape in meaningful ways. Over the past two decades, the city has become home to a substantial number of Indian-origin physicians who bring both clinical expertise and an understanding of the cultural nuances their patients carry into the exam room.

For many Indian families, choosing a doctor is about more than credentials. Language comfort matters. So does an understanding of South Asian dietary habits, the pressures of multigenerational household dynamics, and the tendency in many Desi households to delay care until a condition becomes difficult to ignore. An Indian-origin physician often navigates these unspoken realities without the patient needing to explain them first.

The Desi.Net directory for Bellevue lists more than two dozen Indian-American physicians practicing across the city's main medical corridors. This guide breaks down the landscape by geography so you can find what's closest and most convenient.

The 116th Ave NE Cluster

If you've been searching for an Indian doctor in Bellevue, chances are your search has already circled 116th Ave NE. This stretch hosts the highest concentration of South Asian physicians in the directory.

Dr. Karan Patel is listed at 1417 116th Ave NE, reachable at 425-800-0393. Dr. Radha Agrawal and Dr. Tosha Shah both have practices at 1135 116th Ave NE — Dr. Shah at 425-453-2229 and Dr. Agrawal at 425-454-2671. Dr. Tahsin Khan and Dr. Asif Khan are also at 1135 116th Ave NE, with Dr. Khan reachable at 425-709-7055. Dr. Ranjeet Singh practices at 1310 116th Ave NE (425-250-1145). Dr. Sandeep Reddy is listed at 1035 116th Ave NE (425-635-6731). Dr. Arifulla Khan has a practice at 1900 116th Ave NE (425-453-0404).

This geographic clustering is not coincidental. Medical office buildings in this part of Bellevue have drawn South Asian practitioners who want to be accessible to the large Indian-American population living in the 98004 and 98005 zip codes. If you live near downtown Bellevue or the Crossroads area, this corridor is your most practical starting point.

Dr. Giuliana Singh, whose name reflects a bicultural background, practices nearby at 2265 116th Ave NE Suite 210-7 (425-591-8435).

South Bellevue and the SE 36th Street Corridor

The southern reaches of Bellevue — around SE 36th Street and the 150th Ave SE area — have their own cluster of Indian-origin practitioners.

Dr. Shaifali Sharma practices at 13451 SE 36th St (425-562-1337), with Dr. Anusha Khan at the same address. Dr. Neha Yadav has a practice at 3801 150th Ave SE (425-460-7140). These practices serve the Somerset and Factoria neighborhoods, both of which have seen notable Indian-American residential growth.

Dr. Chitra Iyer, one of the South Indian names on the Bellevue list, practices at 15027 Bel Red Rd (425-456-6459). Dr. Roopa Bhat is listed at 14100 SE 36th St Suite 106 (425-786-0080). For South Indian families — Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, or Malayali — these two names may carry particular resonance when it comes to cultural familiarity in the exam room. Dr. Sowmya Amin practices at 619 156th Ave SE (425-637-3270).

The Northup Way and 112th Ave NE Practices

Northeast Bellevue, along the Northup Way corridor, is home to another set of Indian physicians. Dr. Ashit Patel practices at 3101 Northup Way Suite 201 (425-455-3600). Dr. Santosh Agnani is listed at 2820 Northup Way (425-822-8153). Dr. Arun Arora has a practice at 1951 152nd Pl NE Suite 200 (425-453-0404).

This corridor connects Bellevue to Redmond, making these practices convenient for Indian families in the Overlake and Bridle Trails neighborhoods — areas that have absorbed large numbers of Indian tech workers over the past decade.

Along the 112th Ave NE axis: Dr. Meera Patel is at 1200 112th Ave NE (425-453-1039), Dr. Randip Singh at 1100 112th Ave NE (425-289-3000), and Dr. Aishwarya Prasad at 1750 112th Ave NE Suite B102 (425-688-5000).

Other Indian Physicians Across Bellevue

Several more Indian-origin physicians practice at individual addresses across the city.

Dr. Aarti Deshpande and Dr. Pallavi Patel both practice at 11511 NE 10th St (425-502-3000). Dr. Tariq Ahmed has an office at 1805 136th Pl NE (425-957-4484). Dr. Tahsin Khan is listed at 1135-116 Avenue NE (518-867-7768).

The full range of names on the Bellevue list reflects the breadth of South Asia's physician diaspora — Punjabi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, and Bangladeshi surnames appear alongside South Asian Muslim names. That diversity is meaningful: not all South Asian patients have the same cultural expectations, and finding a physician whose regional background aligns with yours can make a genuine difference in how comfortable a consultation feels.

Insider Tip: When calling any of these practices for the first time, mention that you found them on Desi.Net and ask specifically whether the physician is currently accepting new patients. Many Indian-origin physicians in Bellevue have full panels but maintain waitlists, and a direct call to the front desk — rather than using a generic online booking portal — often gets you onto that list faster. If the physician you want is booked, ask whether they can refer you to a colleague in the same practice group.

FAQ

Are all of these doctors currently taking new patients? Panel status changes frequently. Call the direct numbers listed in the Desi.Net directory to confirm availability. All numbers are verified for 2026.

Do I need to see an Indian doctor specifically? No. But many South Asian patients find that a shared cultural background helps with communication around diet, family medical history, and health anxieties common in the community. That preference is valid and worth acting on if it matters to you.

What if the doctor I want is fully booked? Ask for the waitlist. Also consider asking your preferred physician for a referral to a colleague within the same practice group — Indian-origin physicians in Bellevue often practice under shared group umbrellas, and a referral within that network can accelerate access.

Are there South Indian physicians on the Bellevue list? Yes. Dr. Chitra Iyer, Dr. Roopa Bhat, Dr. Sowmya Amin, and Dr. Sandeep Reddy all carry South Indian surnames. Call their practices directly to confirm language availability.

Can I use this directory to find doctors who speak Hindi or Gujarati? Call the practice and ask. Many Indian-origin offices in Bellevue have staff or physicians who speak South Asian languages, but this varies by practice and cannot be confirmed by surname alone.

Bottom Line

Bellevue's Indian-American physician community is large, geographically spread, and deeply embedded in the Eastside healthcare landscape. The 116th Ave NE corridor is the most concentrated starting point, but South Bellevue and the Northup Way area each offer strong alternatives depending on where you live. Use the Desi.Net 2026 directory as your entry point, call directly to check panel availability, and ask about waitlists when necessary. With more than two dozen Indian-origin physicians practicing across the city, finding the right fit is a matter of a few targeted phone calls.