Dr. Madhavi Durga Vemulapalli, MD

I went with my wife to her appointment with Dr. Madhavi Vemulapalli at 3:00 PM. We arrived early, but she wasn’t called in until nearly an hour later. After being taken to the exam room, she waited another 30 minutes, only to be told by the nurse that they didn’t know when the doctor would see her.A you girl whoo. was her medical. assistant casually suggested rudly she could either cancel, reschedule, or keep waiting and said she does not know how much longer we should wait!!! What bothered me most was the unprofessional and disrespectful behavior from the staff. There was no apology or concern for the two-hour wait or for my wife’s discomfort. We ended up leaving without ever seeing the doctor. This clinic was clearly overbooked, poorly organized, and lacking basic courtesy. If you care about your time and your health, I wouldn’t recommend Dr. Madhavi Vemulapalli to anyone. Mostly to Military veterans ,no respect from them for you.

I had a 3:00 PM appointment with Dr. Madhavi Vemulapalli and arrived 30 minutes early, but wasn’t called in until almost an hour later. After waiting another 30 minutes in the exam room, a nurse told me they didn’t know when the doctor would see me and asked if I wanted to cancel, reschedule, or just keep waiting. The staff was rude and dismissive—no apology, no explanation. After a full two-hour delay and being in pain due to a back issue, I had to cancel and leave without being seen. This was one of the most unprofessional experiences I’ve ever had. The clinic was clearly overbooked, and no one took responsibility. If you value your time and health, do not visit Dr. Madhavi Vemulapalli.

Dr. V is amazing. She explains thoroughly what she’s doing, what she’s found and what her professional plan of action(s) is/are. She’s very sensitive to your needs and understands how vulnerable one can be while subjecting ones self to exams or new diagnoses and information.

Dr. V is amazing. She explains thoroughly what she’s doing, what she’s found and what her professional plan of action(s) is/are. She’s very sensitive to your needs and understands how vulnerable one can be while subjecting ones self to exams or new diagnoses and information.