Lalitha Rambhala, MD

great bedside manner. wait time not too long.

I found nothing wrong with Lalitha herself. She cracked a few jokes with me and smiled a lot. Kept me distracted while performing the procedure by talking about where I worked etc. I think she’s perfectly fine for the general, yearly checkup. She is Indian and has a pretty thick accent so it can be a little hard to understand occasionally.
The office is a completely different story, as I was filling out my forms they were talking about how much they didn’t want to be there, loudly, like they didn’t care if their customers heard them. It’s great that you don’t like your job, but maybe you could talk about that during lunch or something? The nurse who took me to the back was the same one who was complaining about having to work so it was pretty awkward the entire time. I don’t necessarily like feeling like I’m a burden to someone.
That being said, I probably won’t be going back because of the receptionists/​nurses.

Save your time, don’t go see this doctor.
I saw her for an annual checkup last year and was unimpressed. She was short with me and seemed uninterested and even judgmental at times during our appointment. I am on birth control, so she gave me a prescription for the same medication I had already been taking.
A year later (having never received a reminder call that I was due for an appointment), my birth control prescription expired. I called to ask the doctor if she can extend the prescription for another month until I can get an appointment, they say they’ll check. Next thing I know, the pharmacist calls informing me that their office rejected the prescription refill.
So thanks to Dr. Rambhala, I am unable to take my regular medicine. I am dumbfounded that a doctor would deny a patient such important medicine. Needless to say I will never be going back.

I was new to the area when looking for a gynecologist and didn’t know if anyone could fill the shoes of my gynecologist back home in Seattle, WA, who is amazing.
Dr. Ferrier was not taking new patients, however she had a new doctor working there that I could see. Dr. Lalitha Rambhala only works a couple days a week at this clinic as her private practice and then works for a group practice somewhere else. She doesn’t perform Obstetrics anymore as she is further in her career. She was an okay doctor. I was really upset when I had a health issue that came up that I warned the doctor may happen and the whole reason why as soon as I moved here I went to a gynecologist. I have a painful medical concern that comes up about 1 – 2 times a year and she was dismissive about it. The front desk and the doctor didn’t seem to think it was an emergency and gave it less priority. I asked if she had ever experienced this. She said that she had over 20 years ago. I described my pain and that she may not remember how excruciating this is. I couldn’t believe the level of service and how lacking it is. This is a doctor who is trying to build her part time private practice. You would think her and her front staff would have a higher level of service. The front staff, office manager, and nurse have poor inconsistent communication with each other and me, their patient. It is a small office so you would think that they would talk to each other to coordinate treatment and appts. That is the whole reason I came to a smaller practice to get more personable service rather than a group practice. There were so many mistakes made throughout the few times I called and multiple visits over a 1 year period. I couldn’t believe how unprofessional they were. I let the doctor know several times of the errors that were made and she apologized for which I was appreciative but still upset. The nurse and front staff were so ridiculous with their nonchalant attitude when mistakes were continuously made that it made me even more frustrated. When I was upset and let the office manager know this, instead of accepting their faults as such, she presented me with a rude and overbearing attitude yelling at me. I walked out of there while she was carrying on as I’m not going to put up with incompetency and anger issues to see any doctor.