Dr. K is both professional and intelligent, she is both friendly and accessible. Our experience in seeing as only been a helpful one. Would recommend her practice to anyone seeking a new primary care doctor. read more

I visited Dr. Krishnapriyan for two unrelated medical issues. She was extremely attentive, helpful, and ensured that all my questions and concerns were answered. I'm very happy with the service she provided and would recommend her. read more

I had the misfortune to interact with this doctor when a nurse had to ask an on call doctor a question. This doctor will go through great lengths to invalidate all the pain and symptoms you have. Don't bother seeing her, she'll just tell you your symptoms are psychosomatic and then refuse to help. read more

I made an appointment through Stanford as I needed a referral for a specialist. I explained this when I made the appointment. She asked some questions and told me she could not help but would refer me to a specialist. A few weeks later there was no call or referral so I contacted her to ask and she sent an email stating 'I made a referral'. I asked what that meant and I what I should do to get the appointment and received no reply. So basically I have to start over again. Of course she collected from insurance and billed me so will get paid for appointment (5 minute consult). read more

I went in for a routine annual physical that should have been fully covered by my medical insurance. I was asked to get various blood tests, which I did, and was then billed for $24.08 for a Vitamin D test. When I followed up with the office, I was told twice (once in November and once this month) that they would put in a "code" that would make the charge go away. I continued to receive bills indicating that payment was overdue, and after the third late payment notice I finally gave in and simply paid the charge. If the office is incompetent on a simple billing issue for a routine physical, I'd hate to deal with them for anything more serious. I won't be going back. read more

The worst Doctor I have ever been to. She does not listen and can not root cause the problem. Very rude as well.

Dr. Krishna is a wonderful doctor. While her office has an old, outdated sort of look about it, it's what's inside that counts. I live in San Jose and went to four other doctors, trying to find one I liked that was closer, but went back to Dr. Krishna after realizing that she is special. Here's why: 1. She takes the time listen, ask questions, and get a thorough understanding of what's going on. 2. She has a very holistic way of approaching treatment. She's not quick to write you a prescription and get you out the door, she will suggest alternative treatments if they will really help you. 3. She really knows the local medical community and gives amazing referrals, like the surgeon she sent my husband to for his deviated septum, who was fantastic. 4. She looks at your whole health picture, not just whatever issue you come in with. She always asks me about my diet, exercise, sleep and stress, and gives useful advice. 5. She's just a really sweet, down to earth person who seems to be both very knowledgeable and genuinely concerned with your well-being. I hear the other doctor in her office is also very good, but I haven't seen her. read more

We went to Dr Krishnapriyan's office for our immigration medical exam since she is also a civil surgeon. Pros: - Got an appointment within one week. - Not much waiting time. - Friendly staff. Cons: - Dr made us do blood tests for all vaccinations even if we had proof of those vaccinations (some of the proofs were from US doctors!). - When we asked about rationale for a particular blood test, Dr behaved very rudely. - Dr's office asked us to sign 2015-2016 Influenza consent & waiver. When we asked Dr about Guillain-Barre Syndrome listed in that form, she again behaved very rudely and simply said that all vaccines have that risk and not to worry about it (even though she didn't make us sign a risk waiver form for any other vaccine). I cannot believe that the Dr lied just to bury down the topic, instead of explaining the risk in a calm fashion. Facts: - $150 per immigration medical exam - Additional vaccination costs - doesn't accept any insurance for vaccination costs as a part of immigration medical exam - No facility for blood test. There is a lab in the same building though, and the lab accepts insurance. - Fill out Part 1 of Form I-693 (but do not sign) and take the filled out form with you. read more

DO NOT USE THIS PROVIDER FOR IMMIGRATION EXAMS It was a huge ordeal trying to get I-693 filled out by Geeta Krishnapriyan. Our old provider had proof of vaccinations and asked her to fax them a letter requesting it, but she "doesn't have official letterhead". On top of that, this clinic completely f*cked up the billing and we got double billed and took countless phone calls and visits to Stanford Health billing to square out. (no, this office won't explain why you got billed twice) read more

I will never visit this doctor again. I visited Dr Geeta in March 2019 and I felt she was not at all interested in listening to my concern and she was in a rush. But I thought probably i am wrong it's my first visit but this time I got my Covid 19 positive and I contacted her again and felt same, even my husband also felt the same way. She is not at all interested, for my joining back to work my employer needed some documentation from her and i had to remind her every single day (for 1 month) to return those to my employer. Every time her assistant (Stephanie) replied that i will send documents over to Dr Krishna to sign but never hear anything back from them. As a result i lost my benefits i am getting from state because of their careless attitude. On top of that if you call them it goes to voicemail stating they will respond you back in 24 hour, they will never call you back or email you back. You need to remind them thousands of time. read more

I've been here for a medical exam since the doctor is also a public surgeon, she was really nice and caring, with great attitude for children. Most of all she looks human and professional. I might switch to her. read more

DO NOT GO HERE FOR IMMIGRATION EXAMS We made that mistake. I completely agree with the other reviews here. She's rude, hurried through everything without listening to anything we said. Only thing nice about our experience was the interaction with front desk staff and the nurse read more

if I could give a negative rating to Geeta Krishnapriyan I would. Her staff was great but she's awful. She screwed up on the medical form which ended up costing a lot of time to redo the paperwork and delays with immigration, stay away! read more

I agree with Alex. Her staff is great, very nice and helping but the Dr is just so opposite. She is very rude and insensitive to patient's condition. She needs to mellow it down a little bit. I would not recommend this Dr. read more

I was under Dr. Krishna's care for a year before I had to switch PCPs because the fit between me and her was so terrible. I had intense anxiety about going to my new PCP because my experiences with Dr. Krishna were so bad. IF YOU HAVE A BMI THAT PUTS YOU IN THE CATEGORY "OVERWEIGHT" OR HIGHER, PLEASE DO NOT GO TO DR. KRISHNA. She was ultimately unable to discuss my medical conditions and physical health without focusing on my weight, even issues that are genuinely not related to weight. She is a strong believer that losing weight is a matter of willpower and doing the right behaviors, and a "simple matter of calories in, calories out." Therefore, when a patient fails to lose weight, it is always their lack of trying or inability to follow through in her eyes. Every time I came into her office and I had not lost weight- despite significant lifestyle changes that should increase my overall health and longevity- I was lectured about how I was allowing myself to be overweight and how it wasn't healthy for me. This was true even when I came in with other pressing medical issues. She was also unwilling to discuss with me whether any other medical issues could be contributing to difficulty with weight loss (since behavior changes that should have resulted in weight loss failed to do so). She even criticized my psychiatrist's plan to switch my antidepressant just in case it was contributing to my weight gain/failure to lose weight, saying it "did not make any sense." Dr. Krishna and I would literally talk over each other, as she would tell me to change behaviors without knowing what I was actually doing. She wouldn't listen to me (i.e. stop talking) when I described what I actually did, and she either wouldn't believe me or would criticize aspects of my behavior that did not make any sense from a medical standpoint. For example, Dr. Krishna and I would argue about whether I drink enough water because my mouth is dry. I drink 60 oz of water per day, plus about 40 oz of other beverages- low sodium V8, herbal tea, sparkling water, green tea sometimes decaf, coffee sometimes decaf and never more than 16 oz. She told me I couldn't be drinking this much because my mouth is dry. She also told me that there was no reason for me to drink anything other than pure, still water (none of what I listed above, including herbal tea). Even 8 oz of decaf coffee was unacceptable to her. Is this really evidence-based medical advice? Is this a standard recommendation for dry mouth? I can't seem to find any other physicians who will back it up. It felt more like her judging my behaviors because she had decided I was fat and (therefore) lazy patient, and therefore couldn't be trusted to manage decisions about what to put in my body. I fully believe that Dr. Krishna WILL miss any serious medical issues with patients who have a high BMI if those medical issues are not directly caused by or strongly correlated with being overweight or obese. I sincerely fear for the safety of patients who have symptoms that don't match her beliefs about those patients. My new PCP is already much better. He has ordered some tests that are indicated by my symptoms and they are already showing that I need treatment for some things Dr. Krishna missed while lecturing me about my weight. I wish I had switched much sooner. read more

Dr. Krishnapriyan is the most rude doctor I have ever met. She doesn't listen, yell at the patient and their family members. She does not even smile. She should definitely go and learn the basics when it comes to talking to patients. Do NOT Go to her for any reason. No star for her... read more

Absolutely arrogant and pays no attention to the questions or concerns. This is the first doctor I have met in my 12 years in the United States whom I am so disappointed and upset with. She seems to be in a hurry and just goes blabbering what she thinks without taking a minute out why the patient has come to your office. She is not able to give the right answers to you and has a difficult time prescribing medicines. She criticizes Indian doctors and Ayurvedic medicines in-spite of her being from an Indian origin. She has a difficult time understanding what medications the patient is on and what would be the best track. My advice : Please do not go to her ! You are sure to find a much better doctor. read more

She is the worst Doctor i have ever been to. Very unprofessional, very dominating and very bossy. She made me do tests i didnt have to which costed me $200 extra cos my insurance did not cover these unnecessary tests. I HATE her!! Dont ever go to her. I wish my co-worker who had a similar experience, had told me abt this before i went to her. read more

Dr. Krishnapriyan is such wonderful doctor. She takes good care of my mom. And her staff are so awesome. Gloria her M.A. and Tatiana (I hope I spelled her name right) are always there to greet you with a smile. I can see how they genuinely care for their patients. I don't mind driving my mom far because I know she's in great hands! read more

Now that Dr. Krishna has gone under Stanford healthcare, the support and services have become awful. They will call you for a physical, without any care whether one year has passed or not (typical time period required for insurance to pay). Once you get the bill, you are on your own. The situation may have become even worse with Stanford taking over. I was called in by the doctor to come in (I did not have any condition for which I needed checkup). Aetna will not pay for it since it is less than one year. Just looks like medical practices making money off customers. read more

Dr. Krishnapriyan endangered my unborn baby by misdiagnosing my illness. I went in to see her after having a bad cold for a week that was getting worse. I was 8 months pregnant at the time. She said it was probably viral, and I just needed rest and fluids. I went in after another week of getting worse. She still said all I needed was rest. She wouldn't do any tests. When I went in to my regular OB doctor a few days later, she hospitalized me immediately. Turns out I had both a bacteria and a virus, and the lack of treatment had lead to pneumonia. I wasn't getting enough oxygen for my baby because of my impaired breathing. Even when I went back to Dr. Krishnapriyan with test results in hand, she seemed dubious. I understand and appreciate that doctors want to be responsible about antibiotic use, but the signs were all there that I needed them for my illness. She missed this after two visits to her office. Clearly, she is either incompetent or doesn't care. read more

Doctor is very arrogant and patient unfriendly. I visited her office to seek help for quitting smoking and she began her conversation with a blunt and loud remark - "I hate smokers". Patients consult a doctor to seek help and not to get yelled at. I understand a doctor should not get emotionally attached to a patient but at the other end neither he or she should loathe the latter. In my opinion , her idiosyncrasy was not bordering on concern and arrogance - but very far from concern. That was not the end - she examined my teeth and again blurted - " Smoker's teeth ! " ( My wife who is also a dentist who stood next to me with the doctor was clueless on the manners the doctor exhibited.) A doctor should be a professional in his or her opinion. If a doctor does not like a patient on face value or otherwise , he or she can still politely refuse to examine. So for about 15 minutes of only office visit , I was charged a whooping $465 which I did not debate - I was told by the University Health Alliance representative that my health was discussed on various fronts in about 15 minutes , and hence the fee! read more

Dr. Krishna, me & my wife visited your office for immigration medical check, one of the mandatory vaccinations for which my wife already underwent lab tests were erroneously missed out by your either yourself or your office staff. USCIS sent us an RFE, in the process - my wife not only missed getting her green card in time, the visa numbers have retrogressed & we are put in a queue for for more than 2 years now. Please note, we had to pay our attorneys for re-working on the paper work - trust me its a couple of hundreds of dollars - because of this mistake. I would have really appreciated if you or your office staff had expressed regret for this or atleast an apology. I just wanted you to know how such mistakes can have a very big impact on people who trust & come by to avail your services. Hopefully I wish no one else goes through what we have gone through. read more

Reckless and Irresponsible. Me and my wife had been to the doctor twice in a row. They ordered some blood tests but unfortunately never got back to us on what happened with the blood tests. We had to keep calling them to follow up atleast twice or thrice and got very little information on the blood tests, if they had arrived and when we would get more info. If you dont want to waste your time or money, dont go here! read more

Don't Believe on everything posted here that she is nice, she is one of the rudest doctors iv known, she won't even explain to you and won't even ask further question to assess you. Not a patient advocate, I had my medical exam here and i told her I'm having bad reaction to flu shot, it means I'm allergic but then she still insist i will have flu shot, and she won't write anything to the paper even i told her she can call my doctor to verify. peace of advise never go to this doctor. Rude read more

I had an 8:30 am appt with her. I was asked to come in at 8:15 am which I did. At 8:30 am, I was told that the doc would be 10 mins late as she was stuck in traffic. Roll over to 9:10 am and the doc is still not there. And the staff says they r not able to reach her. Left the office extremely frustrated. Expect a doc to be honest enough on how late she would be instead of wasting 1 hour of my time read more