Dr. Kumar Reddy, MD

Dr Reddy was great, listened, discussed and advised patiently. Took his time.

Dr Reddy was excellent. However, after discussions with him, I plan to look for another neurologist who is a movement disorder specialist. Dr Reddy actually offered that option up based on my diagnosis and recommended who to see. Even so, he still listened to my wife and I and was patient with our questions and clearly communicated with us.

Dr. Reddy was professional, gave me sound advice, caring, knowledgeable and took the time to explain my mom's condition.

Not bad

Great doctor. Compassionate and knowledgeable. Patients that complain don’t realize that neurologists can’t fix everything. They treat stuff that is life long and not curable.

Kumar Reddy doesn’t deserve the title of doctor of medicine for his negligent, nonexistent “treatment” of my paralyzing neurological conditions. He just stood there with his arms crossed and a smirk on his face like I was a joke to him and wasting his time just being there trying to get help. I said I think my medication is giving me side effects, so he pulls out his cell phone and does a quick google search on webmd and says “well I don’t see those side effects listed here so someone’s lying” I told him about the severe pain in my wrist from work, and he says “well whatever you’re doing just stop doing it” and casually labels it as carpal tunnel without any evaluation or testing. As he’s ready to walk out the door by himself, he turns around and says “I can schedule you for surgery right now? Is that what you want? Do you want surgery, yes or no?” I was in such disbelief by his unprofessionalism when I did nothing to deserve such treatment. It seems likely that his parents pushed… him to become a doctor so his heart was never in it. His performance in medical school probably inflated his ego so much, it contributed to his gross overconfidence. Patients are more likely to die under the care of male physicians, as studies have shown. Before you choose this “doctor”, think about how much your life means to you because you may just end up having an early death.

I have been suffering from migraines for years!!! I searched for a doctor who could help me after the neurologist I was seeing retired. Dr. Reddy said he could help me and, in time, reduce some of the meds I have been on for a long time. After having the botox injections the migraines I do have are less intense. I am hopeful that, in time, they will be a thing of the past. Thank you Dr. Reddy. Also, his staff is quite helpful. And I've never had to wait more than 5 or 6 minutes before I see Dr. Reddy.

Dr. Reddy is great but his front desk is NOT. When you go to any doctors office you want to see smiling faces at Dr. Reedy you won't see that, smiling is contagious. Dr. Reddy will get upset if you get late for your appointment. I totally understand because I expect Dr. Reddy to be promptly as well.

Dr. Reddy listened and asked the right question. He was open to me trying different solutions to my insomnia and made some good suggestions. He took his time and was very through.

Dr reddy was all into how he is great. He did not care to hear a list of symptoms just one. Only spent not ten minutes with me. He had no bedside manner ahnd a rude self centered view. He never returned my calls nor my results. He did not want to follow up with me to find out why my symptoms are neurological.His staff had a bad attitude. Never a return call. It's been two months. He is not professional. Just a dude with a degree. He charged my insurance for an hour visit. It was maybe ten minutes. He is not worth the effort for me to ever see such a non professional man.