Raju H Wadhwa, MD

Dr. Wadhwa himself is a very knowledgeable, caring & nice dr. However, the receptionist who answers the phone is rude & unfriendly.
She should really change her attitude & welcome the patients with a little more gratitude.
Her tone is not what you want to hear when you call the office.
Other than that we have been going to Dr. Wadhwa for over 15 years & do not have any complaints about him!

just like what the previous reviewer wrote just stay away from this place Rude, RUDE, RUDE !! Cecila the person who answers the phone is very RUDE i was going to be a new patient but thanks to Cecila i won’t be giving this DR my business. Like they say, Poison tree bears poison fruit ! Employees attitude reflects how the dr runs his office !! JUST STAY AWAY !!

I started seeing Dr. Wadhwa about 6 years ago and was happy, thought he was a good, thorough Dr. & even recommended him to friends & family. In Feb this year, I went in for a visit and he was not only rude but MEAN & said things I never thought a Dr would say to his patient and I left there in tears. Recently, I was hesitant about seeing him again but had an earache and also needed to find out why he wasn’t refilling my Rx that he had been refilling for over a year and he again was rude and MEAN and said he was not refilling my prescriptions anymore. He made false accusations to me accusing me of lying about an earache to come in for a Rx refill. The prescriptions I was on are not the type that you should be taking off and on and now I am out until I can get in with a new IM. I am so shocked and disappointed that ANY Dr. can act this way towards a long time patient, and decide whenever he wants without any notice that he is cutting my Rx off. I’m not sure if he is going through some personal issues or perhaps is in trouble with his practice so he is acting out but I would not recommend anyone seeing him. I have NEVER experienced this type of treatment by someone who takes an oath to put their patients health & wellness as their priority and to treat patients. I have never left a Dr. office in tears, TWICE.