Dr. Vsevolod Grigoryevi Rudoy, MD

I concur with other reviews that this doctor is incredibly rude. He is quick to anger and talks down to you. Zero stars.

I know Dr. Rudoy for 12 years - when I first began seeing him, I saw him exclusively - then he fobbed me off on NP's in the Good Health Office. I didn't mind that - but the woman I am seeing presently moved my July 17 appointment to July 22 - and I am due for medication prescribed on or about July 18 - I am extremely annoyed at her because she gives in to her whims and everyone else can go to blazes, at the TERRIBLE staff he has in his office - rude, surly and they just can't be bothered. At the very least, I thought that, in this situation, Dr. Rudoy would see me - but not an email, nor phone call - nada. zip, zipparoni Tony. It seems a parting of ways is in the offing because I just will not stand for this kind of treatment and behavior - NEVER and certainly not after a dozen years - Period. Full Stop.

He told my 15 year old daughter with a history of anxiety/depression/ptsd that she will never get better with any psychiatrist or psych np. He never did an e soon her. The whole appt was 15 min long. He completely ignored what we said. He kept interrupting us when we were answering his questions like he wasn't really interested in the answers, he didn't answer my questions even when I asked him multiple times. Now she has completely given up trying and hoping anymore since she's "not helpable". His license should be revoked. Made my daughters depression and anxiety even worse. He prescribed a med and said her insurance probably won't cover it and refuses to tell me what kind of med it was when I asked him 3x's!!!

NP Mariya Shavulskiy is wonderful BUT everything else about this office is a total wreck. Every time I call to make an appointment, I get put on hold for over 10 minutes. But the worst part is Dr. Rudoy's unethical practice of requiring patients to come in-person every month. State regulations allow doctors to provide 3 months of prescription but he imposes a personal policy that allows him to charge 3x the copays. They routinely make mistakes when calling in prescriptions.

Routinely would refuse/put no effort into getting me meds if I didn’t see him exactly every 30 days. I just recently was forced to go without all of my medication (I have bipolar. This is an extremely dangerous and unacceptable thing for him to do) because I got the time wrong on an appointment and missed it. He refused to refill my meds until I came in. I went into severe withdrawals from my mood stabilizers which resulted in a severe depressive episode with psychotic symptoms. He does not answer emails, and is out of the office almost the entire length of a week. When you come into see him he talks to you for less than 5 minutes and clearly has no interest in getting to know you or your symptoms or even your name, all costing me a 60 dollar copay every time I see him. If you absolutely have to see him at least request to see his nurse practitioners instead of him.

Great doctor and great staff. Receptionist is warm and caring. Dr wants the best for his patient and is concerned about the actual problem! Thank you!

spends less than 15 minutes with each patient. front desk staff is great, but he doesn't care much about who he's treating. seems like he's hungry for those co-pays.

Dr rudoy is an unfeeling doctor. If your going to practice psychiatry you've got to be caring

I have been seeing Dr. Rudoy for the past 3 years. He is genuine, an excellent clinician and has taken the time to help me find the correct medication for my condition. I would recommend him to anyone needing psychiatric help.

Dr. is there strictly to write rx, nothing more or less. His receptionist could try being a bit more professional and polite as she is dealing with clients all day and that reflects on the doctor.