Ramesh Adiraju's Online Review Report Card
4.1
Average Star Rating
50
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Ramesh Adiraju's Reviews
Saw this doctor for so-called autonomic nervous system testing. When I got to the office, they didn’t even remember they had scheduled an appointment with me. I should have known right there that something was wrong. Nevertheless, after hours of waiting, the “testing” was done. I had a follow-up telehealth appointment scheduled with Dr. Adiraju at 12:30 two Fridays after testing. The doctor never called me until close to 6:30 that evening as I was headed out to dinner. I got no heads up from the office that he was running late and waited around all afternoon for his call. At that point, I couldn’t talk to him because we had plans. He told me he would call me first thing Monday. That has been over a month. I never heard a word from them. I have no idea what the results of the testing were, there was no follow-up and frankly, I could be dying for all this quack of a doctor cares. Do NOT use them. Horrible, horrible practice. Disorganized, ineffective and frankly, I think their testing is a joke. Do yourself a favor and stick to the well-known and reputable places like Johns Hopkins and give this charlatan a pass.
Lousy practice. When I arrived for my appointment, they didn’t remember making it. The nurse is ancient and can barely walk. I’m quite sure she probably has at least the beginning stages of dementia. The “testing” was literally nothing more than a fancy ekg. The doctor scheduled a telehealth appointment to review the test results and set me up with a treatment plan. When the day for the appointment came, he kept me waiting for over 6 hours. When he finally called me a little after 630 on a Friday evening, I was on my way out and couldn’t talk. He told me he would be in touch first thing the following week. That was over a month ago and I have heard absolutely nothing from him or his office. I finally just called and told their answering service I wanted copies of all my records emailed to me by Wednesday or I would call a lawyer. Stay far away from this guy. He’s a quack with no respect for anybody else’s time. Stick with the reputable places like Johns Hopkins. There may be a wait time for appointments but at least you’ll be dealing with a professional.
Lousy practice. When I arrived for my appointment, they didn’t remember making it. The nurse is ancient and can barely walk. I’m quite sure she probably has at least the beginning stages of dementia. The “testing” was literally nothing more than a fancy ekg. The doctor scheduled a telehealth appointment to review the test results and set me up with a treatment plan. When the day for the appointment came, he kept me waiting for over 6 hours. When he finally called me a little after 630 on a Friday evening, I was on my way out and couldn’t talk. He told me he would be in touch first thing the following week. That was over a month ago and I have heard absolutely nothing from him or his office. I finally just called and told their answering service I wanted copies of all my records emailed to me by Wednesday or I would call a lawyer. Stay far away from this guy. He’s a quack with no respect for anybody else’s time. Stick with the reputable places like Johns Hopkins. There may be a wait time for appointments but at least you’ll be dealing with a professional.
Dr. Adiraju and his staff were very clear and informative about my procedure, my fears, and post-op maintenance and physical health. They were very professional and harmonious in the operating room! I cannot thank him and his staff enough! Because of him and the staff at Lower Bucks hospital, I’m alive and well! Thanks!
Worst Dr and human being. Too much to go into, suffice it to say I walked out! His staff, Rose snd Loretta are wonderful
I had very bad experience with this Doctor. I had acute pain in my chest for few days so I went to Dr Ramesh Adiraju's Northeast Phila. office. He did not do EKG on me and diagnosed that it could be muscle pain and sent me home. After a week, I still had pain so took an appointment on next Tuesday and went again. He still did not do EKG or any test. When I mentioned I had to travel to Amsterdam in two weeks, he asked me to come next Tuesday and ordered Chest echo test. After the test he said everything is fine and I can go on my trip. .After flying to Amsterdam I could not walk 100 ft distance. Immediately we came back and straight went to Lower Bucks hospital. Dr Adiraju did Angioplasty and told us how lucky I am that i survived as my main artery was 95% blocked. Thank God I am glad at least I survived to write this comment
He was the only person in 4 1/2 years to diagnose me correctly and treat me accordingly and i have been in great hands since...
Dr. Adiraju really saved me by his knowledge of my condition. This doctor really gets it, and helps in a real, straightforward manner. I got on the right track when I was at the end of my rope. His knowledge and expertise regarding effective treatment has enabled me to get on with my life.
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