I am here to place a positive statement about Dr. Nayudu, every visit I had with him I came out with a better understanding. He was engaged in what I was saying, and gave me ways to deal with my issues. He also gave me meds that helped me with my PTSD. When he left from the Renaissance Center to go back home I was very sad and haven't seen another Dr. since. Different people have their own opinions and are allowed them.

Submitted Sept. 13, 2013

Doctor Nayudu doesn't care about his patients. My daughter had an appointment at 11:30am. I was told that he was leaving and didn't care how far I had to drive. He told the receptionist that I would be more than welome to sit there until 1:00pm when he returned. My total trip was a total of over 80 miles. It was a waste of my time aand gas.

Submitted April 20, 2011

My experience with Dr. Sasi Nayudu was both degrading and detriminal to my emotional well-being. During my initial appointment, he took repeated phone calls, only speaking with me for approx. 15 minutes, billing me over $300 for an hour consultation. Neither he nor his staff returned phone calls. Nayudu and staff refused to correct med script errors, becoming defensive when questioned. Staff treated patients less than human and made it difficult for my husband to speak directly with Nayudu re: important health issues. When confronted re: his incompetence, Nayudu sent a formal letter suggesting I find another Psychiatrist. It's apparent that Nayudu is only concerned with the financial side of his practice. When a patient stands up to him and demands fair and humane treatment, he tells them to go elsewhere and makes the transition as difficult as possible. Both Nayudu and his complete staff do an intentional great disservice to their patients, fully aware of their vulnerabilities.

Submitted Jan. 19, 2009

While hospitalised for a psych. med. update, I made the unfortunate encounter with this Dr. He gave me less then 1 min. of his time, but billed for 3 consultations. He did NOT change my medication nor actually discuss my condition. He became very concerned when I requested to view my medical records. He denied me the right to see them, stating that it was against hospital policy, which is a lie. He was rude and arrogant and acted like he could care less. I felt like I was herded around like a cow. I would NOT recommend this Dr. My complaint to the Hospital, against him, is still pending.

Submitted April 9, 2008

This 'Indian' MD has absolutely NO respect for women, or woment who are in their own culture. He is disrespectful and after being asked, then told to call me by my last name; he had come into my room calling me by my 'legal' name (a name I DO NOT GO BY) and introducing himself as DOCTOR Nayudu as if DOCTOR was his first name. I told him NOT to call me by my first/legal name as I did not go by that name. He was 'younger' than I am and I have NEVER HAD A DOCTOR CALL ME BY MY FIRST NAME UNLESS HE WAS WILLING TO BE CALLED BY HIS FIRST NAME. Upsetting me by doing this was CERTAINLY NOT CONDUSIVE TO MY GETTING WELL.

Submitted Feb. 19, 2008