Dr. Madhav Boyapati, MD

The appointment did feel a bit rushed, but not in a necessarily negative way.

Really appreciate his answers to all my questions, makes me feel at ease!

He needs to be more trauma informed. I informed him about my trauma, my vestigitus pain, my dysphoria, and it didn't feel like he understood what to do about that. He wasn't slow enough inserting the speculum, did not check in with me when I gasped in pain, continued to ask me questions when I was crying and clearly upset, to which the nurse (Amy) had to step in and ask him to give me a minute. He was kind but clearly not trauma informed and I feel that should be a requirement when you're working with the female body. Also, in my after visit summary, I was called she, Ms., and my deadname multiple times when I both told him that I am trans and it is listed multiple times in my chart that I am. Overall it was a traumatizing experience.

I already referred a friend.

Yes, I like the fact that the doctors take their time with you. You can talk to them and ask them anything and they go over and beyond to let you know what's happening with your body what's going on and what you need to do.

Dr. Boyati was excellent.

Was in the room less than 5 mins. Felt very rushed

I truly appreciate the meet and greet prior to the exam - it helped make me feel listened to and valued.

First time to Dr Boyapati and absolutely love him.. Great care, great listener. A happy, calming Dr!

He was dismissive of the abdominal pain I've been having at my cesarean scar and the intermittent fever associated with it.