Vidya Nandipati's Online Review Report Card
Vidya Nandipati
1.4
Average Star Rating
23
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Medical School
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Graduation Year
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List of Vidya Nandipati's Reviews
She never examined me after 6 days in the hospital. She is completely incompetent and the Texas Medical Board should pull her license.
Reviewed On Vitals
Worst doctor ever. Incompetent. Never examined me after 6 days in the hospital.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Worst doctor ever. Incompetent. Rude. Texas Medical Board should pull her license. She never examined me after 6 days in the hospital, creating a dangerous situation. Deny care from this person, if you are faced with her as your Hospitalist.
Reviewed On WebMD
From the moment I met her, she was arrogant and rude. She has no bedside manor and talks down to her patients and their families like they are stupid. She presented inaccurate in her notes, which is shocking for a health professional. I tried to change my hospitalist, but was unable to. I wish had been able to be a better advocate for myself because she is a trainwreck.
Reviewed On WebMD
From the moment she walked in the room, she was rude and condescending. She was extremely unhelpful. I ordered her notes and she put things in there that weren't accurate. Avoid her at all costs! Dhe is the worst doctor I've ever seen.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
She is the worst doctor I've ever seen. She was rude and condescending. In addition, she put information in her notes that wasn't correct. I tried to change doctors while I was in the hospital, but was unable to. Dr. Nandipati shouldn't be practicing medicine.
Reviewed On Vitals
Dr. Nandipati was the absolute worst healthcare professional I have ever seen. She is beyond arrogant, rude, and has no bedside manners or professionalism. She prescribed a medication that caused my mother to pass out twice after having brain surgery. My mother was re-admitted into the hospital just after going home for less than one day. Dr. Nandipati entered the room and immediately started defending the medication without even knowing any of my mother's test results or even the whole story as to why we brought her back to the hospital. She would not listen to us at all! I literally had to defend my mother from the idiot. If Medical City Hospital knows what's best for them they would FIRE her immediately.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Nandipati was the absolute worst healthcare professional I have ever seen. She is beyond arrogant, rude, and has no bedside manners or professionalism. She prescribed a medication that caused my mother to pass out twice after having brain surgery. My mother was re-admitted into the hospital just after going home for less than one day. Dr. Nandipati entered the room and immediately started defending ...
Reviewed On WebMD
My experience was the worst experience that has ever occurred. I have been hospitalized many times in life and she by far is the worst. She never examined me, touched and stood as far away as possible. She would not let me speak and spent only a few min talking. Her goal was to D/c me before meeting me, even though I has serious events and was not genuine in her words. It was like, I was not In the room when speaking to me. I was inpatient at medical city. Never written a review. Most shocking exp yet
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Best.Doctor.Ever. Would recommend to anyone, and everyone.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
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