They cancelled my appointment 2 time. Both times I got a call late at night and it went to voicemail. I showed up at the office unfortunately each time. Very unprofessional!The time they finally did get me in they stuck me with a nurse and did not even plan to let me see the Dr. Im sorry but if im thinking I have diabetes you should let me see the Dr im paying to see! Bottom line is, I was forced to go to another Dr after giving up on this Dr. Reddys operation 3x. Super unprofessional and they just want to milk you for office visit charges. Also when they did draw blood the Phlebotomist they have working there who is also the person doing the phones blew out my vein and it took a month to heal! Steer clear of this place.

Submitted June 22, 2009

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Reddy. She is one of the most intelligent doctors I have ever been treated by, and she listens and asks questions and actually listens to your answers! I have always felt like I have had excellent care, and I would (and do) recommend her to anyone I know who needs and endocrinologist.

Submitted May 2, 2009

Dr Reddy has been my doctor for the past 2 years and has done an awesome job! I've seen her at both of her locations, in Chandler and Phoenix, and both offices staff are friendly and knowledgeable. You don't have long waits and they do blood work right there in the office! If it weren't for my insurance changing to United, I would still be seeing Dr. Reddy!

Submitted Dec. 9, 2008

Everyone was always helpful and friendly. Dr. Reddy dx'd my condition of Hashimoto's immediately, something my previous Dr. Alan Lewis failed to do. She no longer takes UHC so see my family Dr. for bloodwork and synthroid.

Submitted June 26, 2008

Very friendly, aggressive treatment, and very helpful. Highly reccommened.

Submitted Jan. 17, 2008

I have only seen this doctor once, but she was right on time and she gave helpful suggestions to help lower my A1C. I was very impressed.

Submitted Dec. 6, 2007

She is not at all personable and she misdiagnosed my endometrial cancer. When I reported to her my uncontrollable bleeding, she said it was being caused by aldactone, that I was taking for hair loss. She never suggested seeing my gynecologist at all. When I was diagnosed, the gynecologist and oncologist both shook their heads when I told them about her.

Submitted Dec. 7, 2006