Ravi K Aloor's Online Review Report Card

This place is horrible. He destroys your body. After they get money from you move on to the next no after care and will not call back ! Please don’t go to these people they only care about money ,I would post pictures but it’s way to graphic just know that I had to go through two more surgeries to fix what they done.

Dr. Ravi Aloor was scheduled to perform non-cosmetic surgery on my spouse to treat a painful, chronic skin condition, three days before the surgery with no explanation. She had several office visits with Dr. Aloor with whom she consulted and completed pre-operation check-ups, for which he accepted our standard medical insurance co-pays. He's an in-network doctor under our medical insurance plan, contracted with our insurance company to provide care covered under the plan. During her final pre-op visit, his wife, who manages his office, demanded full payment of the doctor's surgery fee, out of pocket, and refused to agree to bill our insurance plan. Their reason was that they will only accept insurance cards with the name of the person being treated listed on the card. My insurance company, as is common, only prints cards in the name of the primary insured party, but our card clearly indicates that we have a family plan. The doctor's wife refused to allow her to see the doctor for her scheduled appointment until she paid this fee out of pocket and threatened to cancel her surgery if she did not make that payment. She complied out of fear of not receiving the surgery for her painful condition. Our insurance company called the doctor's wife, Priya, and confirmed both my spouse's coverage on our plan, and threatened again to cancel the surgery if the insurance company sought to interfere with their billing practices. Priya stated that they have an office policy of never accepting an insurance card without the patient's name on it, despite the insurance company explaining they do not print PPO plan cards with all family members listed on their cards, and again confirmed coverage for my wife as well as coverage for the scheduled surgery. The doctor's office refuses to refund the funds charged to our credit card for this surgery nor has it refunded the co-pays paid to date for office visits despite abandoning care of my wife suddenly. Having charged our credit card and refusing to bill our insurance company as an in-network providers is fraud. My spouse was taken off of antibiotics for 6+ in preparation for her surgery, causing large, open wounds to expand on her skin, causing infection to enter those open wounds, which the antibiotics had helped treat. The doctor's office has not offered to reschedule the surgery not offered a referral to another doctor who can perform this surgery. To the best of our knowledge, no other in-network doctor in the area does this surgery. I do not recommend accepting care from Dr. Aloor due to our experience, which is not an acceptable standard of care nor a legal standard of care. I believe the actions of Dr. Aloor's office are based in homophobia as the threats to cancel her surgery and refusing her insurance card only started after I went to one of her pre-op appointments so I could hear what type of care/help she would need after her surgery to recover.

Dr. Ravi Aloor was scheduled to perform non-cosmetic surgery on my spouse to treat a painful, chronic skin condition, three days before the surgery with no explanation. She had several office visits with Dr. Aloor with whom she consulted and completed pre-operation check-ups, for which he accepted our standard medical insurance co-pays. He's an in-network doctor under our medical insurance plan, contracted with our insurance company to provide care covered under the plan. During her final pre-op visit, his wife, who manages his office, demanded full payment of the doctor's surgery fee, out of pocket, and refused to agree to bill our insurance plan. Their reason was that they will only accept insurance cards with the name of the person being treated listed on the card. My insurance company, as is common, only prints cards in the name of the primary insured party, but our card clearly indicates that we have a family plan. The doctor's wife refused to allow her to see the doctor for her scheduled appointment until she paid this fee out of pocket and threatened to cancel her surgery if she did not make that payment. She complied out of fear of not receiving the surgery for her painful condition. Our insurance company called the doctor's wife, Priya, and confirmed both my spouse's coverage on our plan, and threatened again to cancel the surgery if the insurance company sought to interfere with their billing practices. Priya stated that they have an office policy of never accepting an insurance card without the patient's name on it, despite the insurance company explaining they do not print PPO plan cards with all family members listed on their cards, and again confirmed coverage for my wife as well as coverage for the scheduled surgery. The doctor's office refuses to refund the funds charged to our credit card for this surgery nor has it refunded the co-pays paid to date for office visits despite abandoning care of my wife suddenly. Having charged our credit card and refusing to bill our insurance company as an in-network providers is fraud. My spouse was taken off of antibiotics for 6+ in preparation for her surgery, causing large, open wounds to expand on her skin, causing infection to enter those open wounds, which the antibiotics had helped treat. The doctor's office has not offered to reschedule the surgery not offered a referral to another doctor who can perform this surgery. To the best of our knowledge, no other in-network doctor in the area does this surgery. I do not recommend accepting care from Dr. Aloor due to our experience, which is not an acceptable standard of care nor a legal standard of care. I believe the actions of Dr. Aloor's office are based in homophobia as the threats to cancel her surgery and refusing her insurance card only started after I went to one of her pre-op appointments so I could hear what type of care/help she would need after her surgery to recover.

After surgery Priya and the young lady at the front desk reached out to me to see how I was doing or needed anything.I never had an issue with scheduling appointments they always got me in fast

I would not recommend Dr. Aloor in the slightest. There is no simple way to put it other than to say, he botched my surgery. Which caused extreme scarring and other painful complications during my recovery. When all I got done was to removing a single HS bump. Please heed my warning when I say you probably shouldn't go to this doctor.

I met with him 2 times before my hernia repair, tummy tuck,thigh lipo surgery and they were all great. Had surgery on 4/10/21 and everything went great. Im 4 days post op and I feel pretty good but very sore. Cant stand up straight so that is not very comfortable. Dr. Aloor bedside manner is phenomenal, Priya is fabulous and RayShaun(probably not spelled right) was so nice. Small sutures and minimal bruising. All I can say is amazing staff and so far amazing results.

Can not say I am 100 percent satisfied and I am still waiting on a good outcome of reconstruction of my breast post mastectomy.

I have had nothing but problems with a cyst that he removed back in April. The inside stitches never dissolved and kept coming out and flaring up. I called to set up an appointment because it was infected again and was told I couldn’t be seen for at least 2 1/2 weeks. I said that was unacceptable that I needed to be seen before then. They refused to give me an appointment. I asked for the office manager to call me and and she never did. I had to go to prompt care and have it opened back up again because of the infection. Now I have to go to a wound specialist and have it open back up a third time to remove it again. This office is very disrespectful and I will NEVER EVER refer anyone to this office or Dr. Aloor.

I had a ugly looking cancer on my face going on to my nose. Had surgery at Dr.Aloor's office. now I am not only cured of my cancer, but no one can see the scar. I used two Tylenols for pain! Highly recommend him.

In 2009, I got a breast reduction. Dr. Aloor was the most helpful, caring, and gentle doctor I've been with so far. He answered all of my questions, all of my calls, ALL THE TIME. At the time, I was 19 and he made me feel so comfortable about the procedure, I knew I was in good hands!