Madhavi Reddy's Online Review Report Card
Madhavi Reddy
4.5
Average Star Rating
109
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Madhavi Reddy's Reviews
Dr Reddy misdiagnosed symptoms after countless doctor appointments and tests done for my father. My father should have switched providers early on. My father was seeing Dr Reddy bi-weekly for test after test and she misdiagnosed what was happening with my dad and his symptoms. Appointments with Dr Reddy turned into weekly and STILL did not know conduct the right tests associated with my fathers symptons to suspect heart issues. I mean my dad was working out normal one day and then having to stop after 10 minutes all of a sudden because he was too fatigued. My dads symptoms seem easy enough to suspect a cardiologist should be suggested, given major fatigue, dizziness when standing, PLUS low blood pressure that didnt improve. Umm seems to MAYBE be heart related? Why is high blood pressure heart related but can’t figure out low blood pressure is also heart related? Or at least an indication/marker to suggest seeing a cardiologist. My father ended up having amyloidosis and passing away. She didn’t spend enough time or properly suggest what symptons could be related. My dad wasted 3 months going to Dr Reddy who thought he had things like sodium deficiency. If someone can workout and then gets SO tired because of fatigue it seems common sense that it COULD be heart related and to add that to the TESTING. On top of low blood pressure and referring my dad to a cardiologist just in case doesn’t seem out of the question and could have really helped during this critical time sensitive situation. Our family friends steered us to going to a cardiologist. LOL the irony.
I was extremely disappointed in the service and her refusal to provide medical care today.
She refused to provide me medical care today. I'm extremely disappointed in her and her staff.
Dr. Reddy's nurse is helpful. Dr. Reddy is not. She only wanted to discuss my weight. Anytime I voiced concern with her, she went back to "you need to lose 25 pounds and you will feel better". As a 3 time Ironman finisher, I do not feel that she viewed her patients individually. She put on an air of superiority every time that I met with her. I will continue to use Village Medical but I will not see Dr. Reddy again. I would recommend against using Dr. Reddy unless all other physicians in Houston are unavailable.
Dismissed my problem as a 'personality' defect and had a medical assistant call me to inform me my problem was "probably complicated". She has a very soft voice and an accent (which can't be helped) but during covid she wore a heavy N-95 mask (as we are told to do) plus a full clear face visor making it nearly impossible to understand her. When I informed her I was having trouble hearing her, she seemed to become irritated.
Dismissed my problem as a 'personality' defect and had a medical assistant call me to inform me my problem was "probably complicated". She has a very soft voice and an accent (which can't be helped) but during covid she wore a heavy N-95 mask (as we are told to do) plus a full clear face visor making it nearly impossible to understand her. When I informed her I was having trouble hearing her, she ...
My husband went to Dr. Reddy when he first had symptoms. She misdiagnosed him for months and months. She spent only a few minutes with him at each visit and really didn't try to understand what was wrong with him while he was getting very sick over time. We went to specialists on our own and found out that he has a very serious disease, and I just hope it is not too late to treat him and save his life. Because of her inability to find out what was wrong with him and follow-up with appropriate care and testing, my husband is now fighting for his life. We went to her early in the disease, but she didn't spend enough time to find out what was really going on.
Dr. Reddy, her nurses & staff are dedicated to helping their patients. They been so good to me - even in times of panic!
I went to Dr. Reddy seeking a long term new primary care physician. I explained this to her. I hoped to have a good relationship and stick with this new doctor. It was for my annual visit, bloodwork etc and to seek treatment for an issue. She was not kind and minimally helpful. I could tell this was distasteful to her. She asked some questions and left. The nurse came in send me to do bloodwork. I asked when doc was coming back. Oh she is done. Not coming back. No "nice to meet you", "the next step is..", "we will contact you after results come back". Just walked out. I told the nurse no need to do bloodwork. I wouldn't be coming back. I received a survey and filled it out honestly. No one responded from Village Medical. I then received a bill. It was not coded correctly. It was an annual visit. Per my insurance should not have been a charge. I called the billing supervisor. Was told he would contact me once reviewed. Never called back. Entire experience very disappointing.
Made me wait almost an hour. Wasn’t very through with her exam
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