Geetha B. Kandimala, MD

4.6out of 5

829 Ratings , 125 Comments

Accepting New Patients

Primary Specialty: Neurology (Board Certified)
Additional Specialty: Internal Medicine
Languages Spoken: English, Telugu, Hindi
Gender: Female

About Geetha B. Kandimala, MD

Geetha B. Kandimala, MD attended medical school at NTR University of Health Sciences in India. Dr. Kandimala completed an Internal Medicine residency at Westlake Hospital in Illinois followed by a Neurology residency at the University of Texas - Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, TX.

Dr. Kandimala also received fellowship training in Clinical Neurophysiology at the University of Texas-Southwestern Medical Center.

She is board-certified in Neurology, Clinical Neurophysiology, Sleep Medicine and Headache Medicine.

Dr. Kandimala expresses that the field of Neurology fascinates her. “The human brain is the most complex structure known, the diseases are challenging, needs critical thinking and analysis.”

Special Interests:

Dementia
Epilepsy
Neuromuscular Disorders
Parkinson's
Sleep Medicine
Stroke

Dr. Kandimala will be joining the team at Neurology Associates of Moore, currently located inside of Norman Regional Hospital’s Moore Campus.

Her patients can expect her to display active listening, approachability and courteousness. When not seeing patients, she enjoys traveling, cooking and yoga.

She speaks English, Telugu and Hindi.

Affiliations

Norman Regional Neurology Associates Norman

Education

Medical School
NTR University of Health Sciences

Residency
Westlake Hospital Melrose Park, IL
University of Texas - Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, TX

Fellowship
University of Texas - Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, TX

Reviews

10/06/2025

I know neuros are interesting people but I felt dismissed. Made to feel like I was wrong. My condition was downplayed
09/30/2025

The neurologist spent maybe 10 minutes with me and didn't answer hardly any questions. She seemed in a hurry toget to the
09/30/2025

I went in inquiring about a minor stroke that was discovered during a CT after a fall. I had been suffering from some deficits in my thinking process for about a year. I didn't feel heard. I was given a lot of ideas of what might help, but nothing detailed and telling me to lose weight and eat right to increase my memory seemed fruitless. Dr was also fast to offer a prescription for medication to help with focus, which I declined. Overall, I was unhappy with the care.
09/25/2025

The staff is very professional.