Dr. Rajasekhara R Yalamanchili

Dr. Yali has been my doctor for 30 years. He's very thorough in analyzing symptoms and test results. He takes the time to explain his diagnoses and why he's prescribing certain medications. He's not one to overprescribe antibiotics. He and his long-time staff are very friendly, efficient and caring people.
Feb 2nd, 2021

Dr. Yalamanchili has been my primary care physician for more than 20 years because he is thorough, professional, extremely knowledgeable, prescribes only what I really need, and has accepted me asap when I really needed to see him. His staff is professional and friendly and never seem to be in a hurry. Dr. Yalamanchili and they discovered my atrial fibrillation very early, probably saving my life. A major advantage is his network of truly top of the line specialists. I highly recommend him for primary care.
Sep 27th, 2020

Absolutely wonderful staff!!! They treat me so well every time I go, and there is always no wait!
Sep 17th, 2020

Because I traveled internationally I specially appreciated his experience with the less developed world. Martin
Sep 12th, 2020

Pros of visiting Dr. Yalamanchili: There is no wait. Cons of visiting Dr. Yalamanchili: There is no wait because the Dr and his staff are so incredibly rude, that they have no patients. Every time i visit, I am yelled at by him and his staff. I put up with it because I liked not waiting. After my most recent visit, they overcharged me by twice the amount I normally pay. I called them to discuss how I had never paid that much before, so then they went back and sent me a bill for all of my visits over the past 2 years doubling all of the cost. They are absolute crooks and quacks. In regards to medical expertise, I was prescribed recalled blood pressure medicine twice in one month. Dr Yalamanchili would not give me a new prescription unless I came in, which both times resulted in $80 visits. AVOID HIM AT ALL COSTS! Now that I've switched to a new, more competent Dr, they are refusing to send my medical records. I've now had to submit complaints to the Dept of HHS for HIPAA violations. Their law breaking has put me at risk now because I've gone 90 days without my medicine.
Sep 22nd, 2020