Babul Ram Kulkarni

Lazy and uncaring doctor Took forever to fill out my paperwork and send to nursing home despite my repeated requests. I had to lose my spot there because of him not doing his job and turning in my reports. Very frustrating experience.

Dr. Kulkarni is a great doctor until you leave his practice. He has not contacted my primary care physician where I live now.

I've been a patient of Dr. Babul Kulkarni since he took over for Dr. Robert Hill, I'm a complicated patient & found Dr. Kulkarni's calming & gentle manner comforting. He always listens & explains everything. I feel heard & in great hands with this remarkable Healer. I highly recommend him & kudos to his support staff!

He listened to all my questions , ordered tests , did a complete physical and gave me medications .He spent time with me. I am feeling better . office staff was excellent !

He is the worst doctor I've ever seen or even heard about. My family & friends told me for 2 years to leave him to save my sanity - he's detached, never ever examined me (my new doc did complete body exam on 1st visit). He doesn't listen to you, and mostly tells you that your illness is stress. In short, he's a BULLY.

I was looking for a new physician and as my doctor retired recently. I met Dr. Kulkarni at urgent care and then chose him as my primary care physician. He has been very kind and considerate. Always smiling, never seems to be in a rush . He sat down with me and tried to know every aspect of my medical problems. I think he is thorough and smart. I like him a lot. He called back with abnormal test results and I didn't have to visit the office for refills and medications. excellent job

My Family and I have seen Dr.Kulkarni at southwest clinic. He is a very compassionate person. He spends time with me and listens to what I have to say. the staff is courteous as well. I would recommend him as a great physician.

seen Dr. Kulkarni at St. Louis, MO office. he ordered xrays. No one ever called with the results. He diagnosed me with Bursitis, and refered me an Orthopedic. It took over a month to get into Orthopedic, Dr. Kulkarni gave me 10 days worth of Tramadol. I called his office and told them I was in extreme pain, and had no Tramadol left (13 days later). They told me they would give him the message and someone would call me back. Never heard from his office again.2 days later, I went to the ER of another hospital when I got there my blood pressure was 147/98. Long story short, the new Dr's ordered a MRI and I had a ruptured disk. Afterwards I looked at the xrays Dr Kulkarni ordered and I could see an obvious abnormality in the L4-L5 area.It was an over all poor experience with him and his office. Overall I spent about 10 minutes with Dr Kulkarni. The other Dr in the ER I went to spent at least 15-20 minutes asking me questions before he spent another 15-20 minutes examining me.