Chandra Vethody, M.D. completed her Clinical Fellowship in Allergy and Immunology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and her Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Louisville, where she was recognized as the Best Resident in the Internal Medicine Program. She earned her medical degree from Kasturba Medical College in India.
Chandra Vethody, M.D. completed her Clinical Fellowship in Allergy and Immunology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and her Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Louisville, where she was recognized as the Best Resident in the Internal Medicine Program. She earned her medical degree from Kasturba Medical College in India.
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Dr Vethody helped me unravel years of complications and symptoms with allergy testing and medication.
Aug-2025
Good she listens everything and explains very well
Aug-2025
Dr. Methods was dismissive and seemed inexperienced. She said there would be blood testing, but did not have it completed. She stated there were 2 prescriptions called in. The pharmacy reported only one, and I dont think she read the allergy test accurately. It was a terrible experience, and we will have to start over with someone else.
Aug-2025
Very pleased, she was helpful in deciding on my diagnosis and medication and explaining results from them !
Jul-2025
Wonderful.
Jul-2025
Really listens to your concerns-wish she could be my primary doctor
Jul-2025
With the complexity of my child’s case and her being a new patient, I wish that the doctor would have spent a little bit more time in the room. She should have taken the time to speak to me about different options. However, she was very nice. And she was very willing to do whatever she had to do to figure out what is going on with my child.
Jul-2025
She is an awesome Dr. covered everything very well! I am so pleased with her!!!!!❤️
Jul-2025
Dr. Vethody was pleasant and informative and knowledgeable.
Jun-2025
There seems to be some confusion among your staff about what Chandra can actually test for. I was told by one of Dr. K’s team that the allergy testing Chandra could provide would be so much more in-depth than what I had received from Dr. K’s tests. Apparently that is completely incorrect. The only testing offered was for 60 most common chemical compounds. When I asked about further environmental tests, she told me there wasn’t any. That she would preform the same as Dr. K. had already done. When I asked about testing for pharmaceutical allergies, I was told she could refer me to her mentor at Vanderbilt. I also asked about testing specifically for penicillin and levaquin allergies. I’ve had anaphylactic reactions to both in the past. I was told she could do a progressing Penicillin testing and it would take a few hours. For a test of Levaquin, I would have to get a pill from the hospital and bring it in so Chandra could give me the pill and wait see what type of reaction I would have.
May-2025
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Dixie Location
1725 Gagel Ave Louisville, KY 40216
Breckenridge Location
2944 Breckenridge Lane Louisville, KY 40220
New Albany Location
108 W. Daisy Lane New Albany, IN 47150
Chandra Vethody, M.D. completed her Clinical Fellowship in Allergy and Immunology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and her Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Louisville, where she was recognized as the Best Resident in the Internal Medicine Program. She earned her medical degree from Kasturba Medical College in India.
Since 2020, Dr. Vethody has served as an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Allergy & Immunology at the University of Louisville School of Medicine. She is widely recognized for her research on drug allergies and immunodeficiencies, with her work published in leading medical journals and presented at national conferences such as the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI) and the American College of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI).
Dr. Vethody is passionate about improving the quality of life for her patients and has volunteered extensively, providing care to underserved communities through nonprofit clinics. Outside of her professional life, she enjoys traveling, yoga, and trail running.
Dr Vethody helped me unravel years of complications and symptoms with allergy testing and medication.
Good she listens everything and explains very well
Dr. Methods was dismissive and seemed inexperienced. She said there would be blood testing, but did not have it completed. She stated there were 2 prescriptions called in. The pharmacy reported only one, and I dont think she read the allergy test accurately. It was a terrible experience, and we will have to start over with someone else.
Very pleased, she was helpful in deciding on my diagnosis and medication and explaining results from them !
Wonderful.
Really listens to your concerns-wish she could be my primary doctor
With the complexity of my child’s case and her being a new patient, I wish that the doctor would have spent a little bit more time in the room. She should have taken the time to speak to me about different options. However, she was very nice. And she was very willing to do whatever she had to do to figure out what is going on with my child.
She is an awesome Dr. covered everything very well! I am so pleased with her!!!!!❤️
Dr. Vethody was pleasant and informative and knowledgeable.
There seems to be some confusion among your staff about what Chandra can actually test for. I was told by one of Dr. K’s team that the allergy testing Chandra could provide would be so much more in-depth than what I had received from Dr. K’s tests. Apparently that is completely incorrect. The only testing offered was for 60 most common chemical compounds. When I asked about further environmental tests, she told me there wasn’t any. That she would preform the same as Dr. K. had already done. When I asked about testing for pharmaceutical allergies, I was told she could refer me to her mentor at Vanderbilt. I also asked about testing specifically for penicillin and levaquin allergies. I’ve had anaphylactic reactions to both in the past. I was told she could do a progressing Penicillin testing and it would take a few hours. For a test of Levaquin, I would have to get a pill from the hospital and bring it in so Chandra could give me the pill and wait see what type of reaction I would have.