Reddy Guru N MD

I can go on and on about this Dr and his staff. Staff was extremely rude. In summary, this doctor is not looking out for your health. He is here to take your money. You are not a person, just a record.
He has several clinics so if you are lucky, you may see him. Otherwise, you will see his PA. I would have been ok with the arrangement of having a PA if I was being charged for a PA visit! Instead, I was being charged for a doctor’s visit. It is not illegal, but unethical that this is repeatedly the case. A PA serves to assist a doctor but cannot be a permanent replacement. In addition, I was really frustrated that she was not giving straight answers.
And when you do see him, don’t expect compassion and sensivity. Rather, expect presumptions and rudeness when you ask him questions. I asked several questions so that I will know what to expect, not because I will do those things. His replies makes the assumption that you are bad person that you are going to do those things.
And your medical records? You won’t get a copy unless you schedule a visit in which they can charge you just to read you your results. This could have been easily done over the phone or a letter sent to you. But, if that were the case, how could they charge you? They claim HEPPA laws and privacy and use the other reasons like they treat patients. Really, how are they «treating patients» by just telling them results on a visit? It’s a money making excuse.
TIP: Make sure you request for a copy of your medical records each time you visit. If you transfer to another clinic and your new doctor requests a copy via fax or mail, you will be charged $ 25! In addition, the «Procedure Recall and Medical Records Coordinator», Michelle Smith, (I think a more accurate title for her is the «Medical Record Nazi») is extremely rude and hostile if you call for questions as to why you are being charged. Though charging a fee is not illegal, but charging an unreasonable fee for releasing records via fax, which costs the clinic next to $ 0, is unethical.