Dr. Veena Surapaneni, MD

Dr Surapaneni has been my Doctot for over 20 years. She is always professional & thorough. I highly recommend her.

I have been seeing Dr. Surapaneni since 2011 and absolutely love her. She is a kind and caring Doc that will listen to what you have to say before making her own assessment. That's number one in my book! However, as with so many of the other reviews, I really have nothing nice to say about her office manager Trisha . She is extremely unprofessional, hateful and just down right rude which makes me sometimes hate to call the office ... So, if you can deal with the rudeness when reaching the office, you got yourself a really good Doc.

I feel very comfortable with her. She does not rush the visit. I would highly recommend her.

Dr Surapaneni has been the primary care physician for me and my wife since 2006. She is an excellent physician and detected my prostate cancer with a routine test that made it possible for me to be cancer free after my surgery. I had no symptoms, so feel blessed that she had the foresight to order the lab work when she did. And she keeps up with my wife's ailments and seems really concerned to get them resolved.

A very caring and intelligent doctor

I have been seeing Dr_Veena_Surapaneni for over 6 years. She takes the time on each visit, remembers your previous visits and ver thorough always doing what's best for you. I would not go anywhere else. She is the best!

Veena is an excellent Dr.. She gas always been extremely thorough with me and she insists on following up to check on the patient.

Have seen Dr. Surapaneni since 2002 and love her "caring spirit". After moving to Lakeway I still drive to Cedar park due to how much I like Dr. Surapaneni.

This dr. was very wonderful at first. She was very nice and the wait was not bad. The office staff was a bit rude at the time but I thought nothing of it. I got my meds. Now fast forward to a month later. Its been over a week and I have not gotten my refill. She is still "working on it" The front office (well rather the woman that works there) Is about caring as a sack of rocks. You don't write someone for a month of meds, and then when said med runs out over a month later not fill it again. (Which she said she was going to do)