Dr Radhakrishna is very poor in social skills. She once asked a plump friend of mine whether she was pregnant!!! The wait is long...very long. The staff are ok. The new doctors who are there are good. They have so far been accurate on diagnosis. They do have a lot of things to pull their socks up about though!!!!!

Submitted Jan. 12, 2009

I have a 10 week old and so far I had no problems. Just that I saw 4 doctors in my 4 visits. It was good one way that I know whom I want to go to. The clinic is convenient to my home and is decently clean with sick and healthy baby sections. It is too early for me to give 5 and hence 4. I will periodically update however.

Submitted May 27, 2008

I tried to use this Dr for my Son a few years ago, and it was the most awful experience. I had to wait over an hour everytime I went, she always seemed in a hurry, and never diagnosed my Son right. Since I changed Dr's we have never had anymore trouble diagnosing him. Avoid this Dr!

Submitted Feb. 14, 2008

She asked if my then 11-year-old was taking drugs because he was involved in a push-and-shove with another youngster. It was a strange combination of pain and outrage - my experience with this nut.

Submitted Nov. 29, 2007

Do not go!!!! Dr, Radhakrishna is usually not there, but rather uses a couple of incompetent young doctors that cannot diagnose anything even if you are dying in front of their eyes. The wait is long, you can be there for an hour before they see your child even if you have a regular appointment. My son was sick a lot and was constantly mis-diagnosed. We ended up gpoing to the ER all the time as this practice was unable to treat my child. They missed a broken leg, when we complained about his pain they told us to give him Tylanol. When my soon had a severe croup attack, rather then treating him Dr. Rhadhakrishna who was in a hurry to leave the office and who new that the young doctor left behind was not good, called an ambulance and send us to the ER. Now that we have a different pediatrician, we don't go to the ER, we go to our Doctors house or treat the symptoms of the croup at home ourselves quite successfully and without unnecessary drugs.

Submitted Nov. 8, 2007