Sricharan Moturi's Online Review Report Card

It’s rare to find a psychiatrist who genuinely takes the time to listen and understand their patients the way Dr. Moturi does. Rather than immediately turning to medication, he explored every possible avenue — from lifestyle factors and therapy options to stress management and underlying causes — before considering prescriptions. You can tell he truly cares about your long-term well-being, not just quick fixes. His approach is patient, thorough, and incredibly refreshing in today’s fast-paced medical world. I highly recommend Dr. Moturi to anyone looking for a psychiatrist who treats you like a person, not just a diagnosis.

I’ve been trying to reach him for a month to send in the correct dose. Numerous messages left with no response. Now I’m having to put my life on hold and go to a hospital to get my meds adjusted the way they need to be. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!! He is not responsive and doesn’t seem to really care about his patients!

Dr.Maturi has helped me through many difficult times with my mental health and life challenges helping me to look at things from a different perspective and to challenge myself. My mental health is now manageable. My family and friends have noticed a huge difference in my well being. My family is extremely thankful for the mental health care has changed my life.

I’m bothered to see these negative false reviews. I have been around all specialties of doctors for a very long time. I have never found a more superior doctor in his specialty: in method, care, professionalism, prescription, and ability. Humanity is fortunate to have him and he was part of the reason I am alive and successful today. He is extremely educated. His prices are fair. I have recommended the homeless to top CEOS to Dr. Moturi. He doesn’t know how to fail.

If I could give this doctor zero stars, I would. My husband and mother-in-law were under his care for YEARS before I came into the picture, and the damage he caused is devastating. BOTH have ended up hospitalized from being overmedicated. This man is not a healer. He is a greedy, reckless pill pusher who clearly cares more about lining his pockets than the wellbeing of his patients.He prescribed benzodiazepines without proper oversight, and now one of my family members is suffering horrific side effects and long-term consequences. It is absolutely heartbreaking to watch someone you love be harmed by a so-called medical professional who’s supposed to help. It is a doctor’s job to have the knowledge to insure patients safety. Do NOT trust this doctor. If you’re considering seeing him, RUN. RUN FAST. This is not just bad care it’s dangerous. Don’t just take my word for it go read the countless other one-star reviews. You’ll see a disturbing pattern of negligence, overprescribing, and outright harm. He should not be practicing medicine

Dr. Moturi is one of the most caring Dr's I have ever met. You cannot please everyone no matter what you do but he does his best to help you and will try to educate you on meds. Very grateful for his care.

Just another greedy doctor. About six years ago I was introduced to DR by family. I had been taken the same medicine for years. I negotiated a $150 every three months negotiation for consecutive months of prescriptions. He accepted it with reluctance but accepted it. I had an appt yesterday and was in a bad area with my phone and never got the phone call. I live in Florida and 5G is not friendly with my phone. His assistant sent email and said they were canceling me because of repeated problems. There have been no past problems. Completely fabricated! This is just another doctor that greed is more.important then their patient. I've had to wait for up to an hour after said appt and once a whole day because office messed up appt!. This doctor cares about money and money only. STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ......

Less is more when it comes to medication. I started seeing Dr. Moturi seven years ago after another doctor's nurse practitioners had me on so many medications, I ended up going to the Rolling Hills outpatient program because I could not figure out why I could not function. The first time Dr. Moturi saw the list of medications I was on, he immediately started to lower the number of medications and doses I take. I started to feel better in the first week. I decided to continue using Dr. Moturi’s services at his private practice after I completed the program. After some adjustments, I have been on a medication routine that works tremendously for me. He is caring and encouraging. His staff is always friendly and returns calls within 24 hours. I would recommend his services to anyone.

Dr. Sricharan Moturi refused to treat my daughter after she was admitted to Rolling Hills hospital for suicidal ideations. She tested positive for pregnancy and he stopped ALL of her current medications without a taper, which is extremely painful and dangerous. Her current meds are not dangerous to take during pregnancy. He refused to start her on any new medication despite the fact that 2 different blood tests confirmed that she had miscarried (hormone level dropped from 233 to 65 in 2 days). He went on to tell her that he needed to “advocate for those without a voice”, implying that her fetus was more important than her medical needs. He then discharged her before the end of the mandated 72 hours with NO REFERRAL AND NO PLAN and she was COMPLETELY UNMEDICATED. I spent that evening watching my daughter closely as she wept in her bed and waited for her medications to get back in her system. He is negligent and the hospital is negligent for employing him. This negligence was reported to multiple staff members during and since her stay. She also called the “patient advocate” phone number twice during her stay and no one ever got back with her. He has been reported to the state board.

He briefly introduced himself to my son, his interaction with him was unfeeling, brief, and not ..comforting..... my son is scared expected more and having feelings of being abandoned, and the interaction with the doctor was just that also......, ok and just know was directly hung up on. Mental health is not something that can wait..... if the case is an overload of patients.... guess cutting down could be beneficial