Nagarathna Prabhuram

This person need to develop emotional intelligence. This person listening skills and manners are extremely below. The only reason my child had to see her is due to her normally doctor being away. The staff was extremely sorry for her rude behavior and notified me that they will report this to my children doctor who has provided wonderful care for 13+ years. This person continued to call me outside of my name (when I corrected her). Continue to provide a item to my daughter the she had an allergic reaction to (the reason for the visit). I never left a doctors office extremely upset. One of the staff nurse ran toward me outside, asked me to come back in when I was leaving. She looked over my child and told us what to get to help the healing process. She mentioned she will give my daughter doctor a call to update her on what happen and she was extremely sorry.

Unprofessional. When a doctor is asked a simple question, such as, "What are conditions a child might have that would exempt them from taking a treatment?" A simple professional answer is all that is needed. Condescending, unprofessional, and unapologetic. I am allowed to ask any question I have or want regarding my child. A professional would answer calmly and stick to medical answers. ...

In my opinion Dr. Prabhuram should be disqualified from practicing medicine. My niece had a lump on her head and Dr. Prabhuram completely misdiagnosed It as a benign cyst without ordering any testing. A simple blood test would have revealed that my niece in fact had cancer. Due to Dr. Prabhuram’s dangerous incompetence we lost months of treatment before the cancer was later discovered thanks to ...

In my opinion Dr. Prabhuram has no business practicing medicine. My niece had a lump on her head and Dr. Prabhuram examined it and determined it was a harmless cyst and ordered no further testing, instead suggesting she see a dermatologist. WRONG. It turned out my niece had cancer and we lost months treating it due to Dr. Prabhuram’s lazy and incompetent misdiagnosis. Had she exercised what I would consider a reasonable standard of care she would have ordered a simple blood test that likely would have revealed the cancer and we would have caught this much earlier. How can Dr. Prabhuram hold herself out to the community as a competent pediatrician???