I originally started seeing Dr. Hanumadla over a year ago because I had to switch insurances as I became old enough to where I couldn't be seen by my parents' doctor at Holloman AFB anymore. The first time I came for a checkup and prescription refill, Dr. Hanumandla told me I was too young for my medications (which doesn't make sense as I was 24 and had already been taking them for over four years). I was surprised and slight mortified, but brushed that comment off since she was my newly appointed doctor. Fast forward to present day: I currently live out of state for grad school, but made it back to Alamogordo to visit my parents for the holidays. I stopped in to see Dr. Hanumandla for another prescription refill. For some reason, I had to have my blood drawn (which Dr. Hanumandla wouldn't tell me why I needed) before I could have my refill. Okay, so I fasted and did that. She also told me I had to comeback for "further work" in order to receive my refill. Confused, I came back with my mother (directly after I had my blood drawn) to ask again for my prescription to be refilled. Behind the glass, I could see Dr. Hanumandla coming in for paperwork. Once she saw were asking to speak with her at the front desk, Dr. Handumandla walked away, refusing to see us. The lady at the front desk told us to wait. My mother and I ended up waiting for over half an hour.Admittedly I was hungry and a bit impatient from fasting. When the lady at the front desk asked me to reschedule another appointment for a refill. I stated that I didn't see what the point was to have another appointment just for a prescription refill. The front desk woman agreed with me and went to ask Dr. Hanumandla for her signature to refill my prescriptions. We waited more than another half hour to be called up by the front desk woman and be told that the "good" doctor literally told to tell me that she had to "think" about it. Excuse me??! I go back to school in a week, and honestly can't waste time jumping from appointment to appointment just for a simple prescription refill that just needs her signature. After hearing this, my mother became very upset and loudly asked to see the doctor, as we seen her shuffling around the corner. However, Dr. Hanumandla refused to speak to us, again! Thankfully, another doctor, Dr. Anireddy, ended up coming over to calm down my mother. Dr. Anireddy even helped convince Dr. Hanumandla to give me refills on my medication. When the front desk woman came back, she told me Dr. Hanumandla said that this was the "last time" she will refill my prescriptions. I honestly can't comprehend why any doctor would simply walk away and refuse to even have a word with her patients! It's very rude, hurtful, immature and overall unprofessional how Dr. Hanumandla treated my mother and I, and in front of so many witnesses in the waiting room. I will no longer be seeing her as my physician. Please, for your sake, find ANY doctor other than Dr. Hanumandla!! read more