Dr. Candadai M Sundaram, MD

Horrible doctor, big headed and very egotistic, I am surprised that he still has a job. Blame patient for the mistake that he made instead of apologizing, and threw a tantrum at the patient. I would not recommend any patients at all to him.

Very good Docter. Loves how he talk and communicate And listens to his Patients. Shows he is a caring Docter and help me a lot. Keep up the good work

I have been seeing him for years and honestly he is the best. I read some of the negative comments and have to say I have never experienced any of this. He is a great Dr and although there is always a wait to see him it is because he spends so much time with his patients. One person said he came to him with a authorization for prior to a procedure. This is done at clinic and never by him. That person must have him confused with a employee at the hospital although having friends and family in the medical field and from first hand experience that would never happen in a procedure room. That said in the guys defense most people are given sedatives or others medications prior to surgery which cause you to perceive things in a weird way. Finally this review system is not very accurate as another individual gave him all 5 stars and it shows up as a 2 out of 5. This is a great person and an amazing Dr.

He is one of the most caring Doctor I have met. It's a pleasure to visit with him. He takes time with his patients and explains the do's and the don't . I wish there were many more like him. He always refers his patients to right Doctor or place. He does not have you continually coming to see and at the end send you to another doctor/ place. In other words he won't let gin patients waste money on useless visits.god Blees Dr. Sundaram.

Rude doctor. He made me wait over an hour. He never asked a chief complaint, current medications, etc. Discussed inappropriate topics which made me uncomfortable.

Terrible experience.

I went to this GI doctor for a follow-up colonoscopy while spending 6 months in Milwaukee. The initial phone contacts were fine and pleasant. During my first office visit the medical assistant asked me a lot of inappropriate and personal questions about my prior work experience in her attempt to show interest in mybackground. When the doctor finally came in he wasted a lot of time talking about his negative experiences with other clients (with a focus on different racialgroups). I tried to just listen and notoffer any comments but I was shocked byhis candid comments and need to be affirmed.During the day of the colonoscopy I discovered that the prep intructions hadsome misleading information that causedme to not follow the instructions completely but the nurse assured me thatif I needed more preparation she could do it.She was great,,,however I did bring this issue to the attention ofothers so that other patients would not have the same anxiety I had about not being prepared correctly.… I think thedoctor was informed of my concerns. Whenhe came in to see me before the test he was rude/harsh, rushing me to sign theconsent form while laying on my back with my writing hand connected to the IV. His behavior was the worst I have ever experienced in my 62 years.Nevertheless, I tried to end this experience on a positive note. I saw him for the results of this exam and checked with his staff to make sure my final bill was paid in full. I made a payment using my credit card. They had my mailing address in Milwaukee and Ga. Ten monthslater I received a letter from a collection agency indicating I had anunpaid bill. I immediately called thecollection agency and stated I had neverreceived a bill from him.The collection agent was pleasant and saidthe doctor's office did have my correct/current mailing address. I don't knowwhy they never sent me a bill but I amvery annoyed that they saw fit to referme to a collection agency instead of just asking me for payment. I have excellent credit and not only do I pay my bills on time but I pay them early. Italked to a friend about this doctor after my first office visit because I debated about going back to him for the exam. I should have followed my firstinstinct.

Doctor never seemed to be able to actually pinpoint what was wrong with me. He would tell me I had a joint disease but we don't know what it is. This dragged on for a few years. By the time I switched to a board certified Rheumatologist I could barely walk and had to have surgery on my hand to release 2 trigger fingers. I was immediately diagnosed by my new doctor as having Rheumatoid Arthritis.

Excellent bed side manner good profesional. I highly recommend Dr. C.M.M. Sundaram