Dr. Vidya Nandipati, MD

She never examined me after 6 days in the hospital. She is completely incompetent and the Texas Medical Board should pull her license.

She is the worst doctor I've ever seen. She was rude and condescending. In addition, she put information in her notes that wasn't correct. I tried to change doctors while I was in the hospital, but was unable to. Dr. Nandipati shouldn't be practicing medicine.

Dr. Nandipati was an excellent doctor. She was kind and caring. When my dad had a stroke, she gently reassured me. She helped my dad get back to normal in no time at all. I recommend Dr. Nandipati to all!

Patient had pain over three days labs seemed Norman but patient explains even though lands might be normal his pains aren’t. Doctor sent patient home to deal with excruciating pain on own.

I am the patients daughter. Patient had severe heart pains at 3pm with blood pressure of 179. Patient was given nitroglycerin and clonidine to stabilize her blood pressure. Only TWO HOURS later this doctor INSISTED on discharging patient before waiting to see if blood pressure stabilized or for the results of the carotid dopler done earlier in the day and before the PT evaluation could be made for a high risk of falling patient. When questioned Dr. Nandipati refused to speak with patients family. Several nurses showed surprise at Dr Nandipati's disregard for the health and safety of this single elderly patient who lives alone. Several family members described her as rude, arrogant and indifferent to the point of almost being disrespectful. Such a blackeye on an otherwise excellent facility

Was sent to Dr Nandipati as a required 2nd opinion by my insurance. (UHS). This Dr made the apt, and then only came out to tell me that he was going on vacation and cannot help. Then he has the gall to charge me $620 for this insight, and HSA rejects it for lack of substance. I'm STILL fighting these unwarranted charges.