Dr. Narsimha R. Muddasani

“Im almost 35 years old. I first saw this doctor when I was 16 and was prescribed multiple psych medications at once which made me act out and made me a zombie and sick most of the time. My abusive, drug addict of a mother forced me to continue to see him until 6 months later, I absolutely refused and made the decision to take myself off of medication. I was diagnosed with multiple disorders which I do not have and confirmed by my current doctor, that I should have never been diagnosed with. I'm shocked that he is still in practice.”

“I would give zero stars if possible. I recently moved to the area, had been taking the same regiment of medication for the last 5 years back home and needed to find a Dr. here to continue the regiment which for the most part was working for me. Dr. Muddasani was an hour late for our 1st apt., not even in the office. And when he finally arrived he spent 5 minutes with me, a new patient, completely changed my medication regiment and sent me on my way. Mental health issues cant be confirmed in 5 minutes like a chipped tooth, for instance. So it's insane to me this man was willing to change my medication so drastically after spending only 5 minutes with me. And, sure enough, I suffered from the change. I ended up having to take a few days off of work bc the side effects were so bad, went back to see Dr. Muddasani bc of how I was feeling, he made slight modifications again in 5 minutes and sent me on my way. Thankfully soon after I located a new dr. who spent an entire hour with me before determining the right course of action, much of which back to my original regiment, which we're shifting back to slowly, so as not to suffer side effects as I had under Muddasani's care.”

“Dr. Muddasani is a fair man. He demonstrates care and puts the patient first. I saw him for a period of time because my family doctor told me he wished I would die. His life would be so much easier. Please believe me. He had become wealthy and was not involved in solving medical problems. His routine was "pass it to a specialist" all very costly. Hateful, wealthy, not into his "profession" His wife said she got him through DO school because he could not pass a test. Compared to Muddasani he was a plumber. If I did not have to drive 2 hours one way every month, I would still see him. There is nothing poorly managed as the AMA. Everyone who wants to be a Dr. Should have a school to go to. The AMA has the number of Drs graduating under close watch to keep their rock star status and pay way up. Technical schools are in every city and town. Medical schools are rare, impossible to get enrolled, very expensive.”

“The receptionist is very rude and the doctor is always late. I was denied refill on meds today because I had an appointment today and was sick and had car trouble. Now I'm going to have to go through withdrawal and stop cold turkey. THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH DR. MUDDASANI”