Ullattil Nanda Kumar MD

I guess I must be going to a different Dr Kumar at 2200 Park Bend Dr when I hear about
a dazed and confused look on the Dr’s face, what I’ve found for the past few years is a thorough and humble gentleman who hasn’t gotten sucked into this microwave society that we live in. You want to get in and out in a hurry, or your worried about many of people that he teaches, because that’s what he does is Teach!!! might hear some incidental information about a person they’ll never see again, then you need to go over on 32^nd and I35 where you can be misdiagnosed and out the door, all in under thirty minutes. Believe it or not there are still those of us who want to see a Doctor who actully listens and takes the time to think about what he’s going to say before he says it. and not someone to tell us what we want to hear so he can get the next patient in. Thanks Doc, appreciate all that you do!

Dr. Kumar is one of the rare doctors that actually care about his patients. He is a very caring doctor that spends time with you, listens to your concerns, and makes it a point to help you out. Him & his staff work magic with my crazy health insuance and find coverage. I’ve been seeing Dr. Kumar a little over a year, he saved my life, I owe him greatly for that. He caught what 2 other doctors failed to do or even followup on. I’m not a fan of going to the doctors, and basically «brush off» most things. Dr. Kumar was persistent and determined to get me and keep me healthy!

Not a fan. He was really nice but didn’t have the best bedside manner. As other reviewers said, he seemed very confused and out of it.
My appt was at 430. On my way up the elevator I noticed a sign for a «cosmetic party» to be held in his (shared) office at 530. It seems as though when I got there, everyone was already in party mode. While I was trying to fill out new patient paperwork, 2 ladies showed up way early for the party. One of the guys behind the checkout window was talking to these ladies from well behind the check in desk to across the waiting room. Hearing their conversation about whether or not the lady needed more Botox in her lips was very distracting. One of the receptionists was equally loud talking telling stories about her dancing son. There’s a window that closes for a reason… they opted to leave it open. Oh well. At least I didn’t have to wait long.
As for Dr Kumar, he seemed very confused and unclear with his instructions. When he first came in he left the exam room door wide open. Started asking me questions. I had to ask if I could close the door as I didn’t want passers by hearing all my health issues. Unprofessional. Kind of mumbled a few things about needing a sleep study and a heart monitor. Then left. I asked him a question about the sleep study and he said «the girls will take care of it» and left.
The nicest person was Mona?, the middle eastern girl who checked me out at the end. She was the sweetest lady! If it didn’t mean I had to deal with the rest of the office staff and dr Kumar, I would go back just to see her. Thank you Mona! (I think that was your name). Sorry I won’t be back!
I just called to cancel all my follow up stuff. Going with a different doc.

I have been completely satisfied with Dr. Kumar. He is highly intelligent and very thoughtful. Yes, he is soft spoken and has an accent — what I want is a highly intelligent competent doctor that is thorough and up to date on everything. I like everyone in the office and have never had a bad experience.

I’ve been going to see Dr. Kumar for the past year and he is great. I feel he is one of the best doctors I’ve every been to. My first visit with Dr. Kumar, I told him that I would be his problem child. He assured me what ever problems I think I have we would get though them, and we have.

Great doctor and super friendly staff. Never have to wait long to be seen which is always a plus

Geez, you people are picky. Dr. Kumar is a fine doctor with a sense of humor. He is soft-​spoken, doesn’t make me wait, and is up on the latest reports and technology. I know because I will mention something like stem cell technology or new drug therapies he always fills in the blanks. The office is efficient. I am not a shill, just a regular patient happy with the service and attitude.

i have to go with karl on this one. i’ve always been pleased with my experiences with the nurse practitioners working in the same office, but I recently saw Dr. Kumar with an extremely stressful issue that was keeping me awake nights and amping my anxiety level to the point where i was having trouble functioning. I described all this when I went to see him, and he seemed to be half-​listening, and didn’t ask me a single question during my visits. He had some tests run and I called him after a few days for the results. Sounding mostly asleep and completely disinterested, he said they were only partially finished and ended the conversation with, «I’ll call you when the tests are done. But If i forget, please call me.»
I’ve had one of the most stressful months of my life and there’s a very distinct possibility you’re just going to forget to call me and resolve it? I’ll be finding a new primary doctor.

He takes good care of us … if not the best. we are surely happy to have him as our go to doctor.

I came here for a simple ear infection. The doctor didn’t really talk to me, and when he did, his strong accent made it almost impossible to understand him. He usually just talked past me, to the nurse. When I did ask questions, he kind of half answered them as his attention was elsewhere.
Eventually, he ended up having my ear cleaned in the office. However, he didn’t really communicate what was going on and it left me really confused. The cleaning was also extremely messy and got my clothes soiled. Neither he or the nurse seemed to notice or care.
No bedside manner. I would not recommend…