Dr. Sudhathi Chennuru, MD

She’s a very rude, dismissive, and condescending person who thinks she knows more about what you’re experiencing than you do. She will talk down to you anytime you challenge her on anything.

I was diagnosed with a very rare form of breast cancer called Phyllodes Tumor. It was extremely aggressive and grew to a very large size very quickly. After a mastectomy by the brilliant Dr Linda Han, she referred me to Dr Chennaru for a chemotherapy consult. I went through chemo and also radiation with Dr Widner at At Ann's. Dr Chennuru made the chemo as easy for me as possible and she and her staff cared deeply that I be as comfortable as possible during the treatments. They worked hard to prevent many of the unpleasant side effects of chemo. That was more than 10 years ago and I have had no recurrence. I still see Dr Chennuru very year and I look forward to it because she and her staff are such lovely people. She is a special person and very gifted physician and I cannot recommend her and her staff more highly. My wonderful care team did everything in their power to save my life - and they did!

Very tuned in with your medical history. Like her really well.

Very good visits with Dr. and staff

I was seeing a cancer doctor at O.S.U. who had given up on me with my condition. I went to my family doctor and he suggested I see Dr. Chennuru which I did. She immediately recommended I take a course of chemo called Treanda. My wife and I discussed it and I followed her recommendation and went through the Treanda regimine with success but for only a short response. Dr. Chennuru is now looking into other treatment plans such as radioimmune therapy and stem cell. She cares and she knows her business! Thanks for all that you do for me. My wife and I so appreciate you!

This office called me asking me to come early for my appointment which I said yes of course. Then I waited in the waiting room for a hour & then another 40 minutes in a little room with out a window. The room was not clean & when I went out into the hall to see if I had indeed been forgotten I saw a woman sitting at a desk. I said I think I have been forgotten. She then said my name & said she was reading my chart. I went back to the room to wait another few minutes. When she came in she was angry. She said she takes care of really sick people & must take time for them. Well said, but she was just rude & handled me still angry. Was not the best experience at all. Her nurse who interviewed me a head of time was wonderful & it is too bad the doctor couldn't be as kind.