Dr. Devi Gollapudi, MD

Dr. Gollapudi didn’t take time to know or listen to me as a new patient & he was quite rude. Instead of requesting my medical records from my former doctor he denied prescribing me the correct medication (micrograms) that I’ve been taking for over 30 plus years (it’s for life). Instead he gave me an rx for half the amount of micrograms (until I had bloodwork done). He expected me to go back & forth to his office & to Labcorp (I don’t drive) until he figured out the amount of micrograms; which is absurd. I need my medicine now & it would take months to accomplish getting them if I keep him as a doctor. What a waste of time & disappointment of a doctors appointment

One of the most intelligent and genuine human beings I’ve had the pleasure of knowing over many years. Dr. Gollapudi’s intelligence is only more impressive upon discovering his humility and compassion. I highly recommend him as a primary care physician to anyone and continue to see him currently as I trust and value his medical knowledge, experience and humanity. He is a great doctor and more importantly, a very compassionate human being.

Yes, indeed, Dr. Golapudi is a calm and listening doctor and his receptionists are equally agreeable; all are kind, capable and alert. The doctor recommended increasing my various medications, but i demurred, insisting that i could lose significant weight in three months that would considerably improve my other health conditions; the good doctor smiled and said, "Ok, let's see." I admire that willingness to be proved wrong, in a person of authoritative position. I've already lost 18lbs through determination, diet and exercise and, although I have another 80lbs to go before achieving my ideal weight, I think the good doctor will be agreeably surprised and, hopefully, may even have to reduce my dependence on medicinal remedies. As Dr. D.'s idol, Sir Isaac Newton opined, "What goes up must come down!"

Dr. Gollapudi is amazing! He has been my PCP for many years.

I scheduled a yearly physical for myself and my spouse. The only thing Dr Gollapudi did was listen to our heart and take our blood pressure. We had to come back for a second time to have our blood taken for routine blood work. We had to go back a 3rd time to review the results of the blood work! Three office visits for a yearly physical. Additionally the doctor did not perform an EKG. I can get my blood pressure and listen to my heart at my local CVS. Don't need to pay for 3 office visits