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Vijay Chowdhary, MD

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Vijay Chowdhary, MD
Hampshire Rural Health Clinic
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549 Center Ave Romney, WV 26757
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Vijay Chowdhary, MD

Vijay Chowdhary, MD practices as an Internist in Romney, WV.Vijay Chowdhary, MD graduated from Univ Tech De Santiago (Utesa), Esc De Med, Santiago.
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Internist

Education Univ Tech De Santiago (Utesa), Esc De Med, Santiago
Training Mt Sinai Med Ctr, Internal Medicine; Frankford Hosp, Flexible Or Transitional Year
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549 Center Ave, Romney, WV 26757
Services Vijay Chowdhary, MD provides internal medicine in Romney, WV. Vijay Chowdhary, MD is listed as an internist, which is a physician who studies Internal Medicine for adults.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Hampshire Rural Health Clinic in Romney, WV, please call (304) 822-5817.
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If I could give this Doctor 0 stars I would have. I have 3 children and have visited him a total of 4 times. There is no way I will ever go back to them again, not even for a blister.

1) He's the only "pediatrician" in town but there are NO TOYS whatsoever in the waiting room or kids books ANYWHERE to be found.
2) As is usual they ask you to show up 15 minutes early to fill out paperwork - ok. But then it was over an hour from the appointment time until we were taken back to a room (AT ALL 4 APPOINTMENTS) and another half hour before the doctor breezed in and looked at each kid for less than 5 minutes. So we are supposed to entertain our children for over 1.5 hours in a waiting room and exam room with NO childrens toys or books.
3) For my 6 year old's appointment he started to try to talk to the doctor and the doctor wouldn't listen to him at all. He completely dismissed him as if he wasn't even there. How is a child supposed to feel comfortable telling their doctor when something is wrong if they don't listen?
4)For the other 2 children (ages 4 and 15 months) the doctor didn't listen to ME! He accused me of not feeding my 15 month old because she is in a low percentile for weight and refused to listen when I told him that all 3 of my children trended that way when they started to walk. He then told me to start feeding her anything that was mashed. She has been eating the same table food we do since 8 months. I tried to explain that just before the appointment she had eaten 3 nutella sandwiches....her EATING ISN'T A PROBLEM and he wouldn't hear any of it. I guess living in the #2 obese state they don't expect kids to be underweight.
5) Another lady leaving at the same time I was had her elementary school age son who was due for shots but they told him "we are understaffed today so you will have to come back and get them next month" So this poor kid is going to stress for another month over getting shots because they couldn't get another person to do the shots? There was no one waiting in the waiting room. Why couldn't they have just waited another minute to get the shot. My daughter had just had hers literally right before that kid was let out. So why not have the same nurse go to his room next. THAT MAKES NO SENSE!
by K Turner
September 12, 2011