Sudhakar R. Yeturu, MD 1357 West 103rd Street, Chicago, IL 60643

"THIS MAN IS A HORRIBLE DOCTOR if I could give zero stars I would..I was given Dr Yeturu after my original pcp left the facility. First I waited almost 2 hours because he was behind on appointments it was 4 people ahead of me and he completely rushed through all appointments included mines. I don’t understand how a doctor can see 5 patients within 30 minutes. It was my first time meeting him and he wasn’t friendly or welcoming. I had a list of problems I had and he blew them off I had severe Abdominal pain and he told me to tell my obgyn. I had a swore throat he looked at my tonsils and said they were fine and it was nothing else to check. I asked for ibuprofen for migraines and he said he couldn’t give it to me because it will cause me to have kidney problems. This appointment lasted literally 10 mins and he put in lab work and told me to come back in a few weeks. I definitely did not return and I switched pcp’s. I’ve never been rushed and had concerns ignored by a doctor like Dr Yeturu did. I hope nobody has this same experience like I did or worse"

"I have been with Dr. Yeturu for many many years, and I agree that he did have a TBI; however, he has not missed one beat. He is still very informed, he takes time to educate you, he is very thorough, and he is going to do whatever it takes to ensure you have good health. Thank you Dr. Yeturu - you are a one of a kind physician!"

"Dr Yuturi recently had brain surgery and did not handle my disability well after the fact. Also husband went to see him for first time and he said how is your broken leg? Hubby already had trepidation about seeing physician. Needless to say he has not returned nor have I."

"Dr. Sudhakar R. Yeturu is a horrible doctor...When seeing a patient told them, he needed their medical records from the patient's last medical facility. The patient made the medical records available to the doctor by the second appointment with Dr. S. Yeturu, during the exam the patient mentioned a few key health concerns and before the patient could complete the concerns Dr. Sudhakar Yeturu told them "I do not have time to read medical records." The patient then proceeded to ask well why did you even bother to request them?! If a doctor doesn't make the time to [at least skim] read over a patient's medical history to see if there any concerns or at least address a patient's questions. I think it might be time for them to step down and retire at that point. Patient quality of care is a high concern and to have had this doctor diagnose me with an illness I do not have is a Major CONCERN!"