Dr. Divya Ramaraju, MD

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Threatens patients. Does not talk to her patients. Does not listen.

Dr. Ramaraju treats the entire patient recognizing that there is a connection between the mental/emotional and physical concerns. She is experienced and will provide recommendations for treatment or refer to a specialist if appropriate.

I would highly recommend Dr. Ramaraju. As an RN myself, I found her a breath of fresh air. She prescribes Preventive health care treatments instead of pushing Big Pharma Drugs that harm the immune system. A combination of Western Medicine and common sense. 5+ Stars..Excellent physician.

Dr Romaraju is very kind, extremely knowledgeable, and passionate about your well being. Highly recommend!

Dr. Ramaraju and I met to talk about a prescription refill, but wound up talking about other aspects of my life that were affecting my health and well-being. She is kind, thoughtful, open minded and very knowledgeable. Her presence is very soothing and reassuring. I’d be happy to recommend her to friends

I really like Dr. Ramaraju. She spends a lot of time listening to my issues and provides sound medical advice and care.

Dr. Ramaraju is so incredibly kind, professional, and knowledgeable. She took a while just asking questions about myself and getting to know me. I've never had a doctor be so personable! She was very patient in explaining everything to me and gave me health insights that I have never before received. She has already started changing my life for the better. I couldn't recommend her more highly. She's amazing!

Visited 1 year ago, suffering from lack of sleep and anxiety, a rash (which I know is tinea versicolor, simple to diagnose and treat, it’s reoccuring for me every couple years), and sinus problems. Dr Ramaraju told me all of my problems were due to me being overweight. She even grabbed my back fat! I did not go to her so she could tell me she didn’t agree with my size 12 lifestyle. The rash continued to spread and is now on both arms, chest, neck, etc. Too scared to visit another doctor.

It is impossible to get a prescription refill without multiple requests and running out of meds before finally getting a response.. Totally irresponsible business practice. Ramaraju is nice, but someone there is a real slacker!

I saw Dr. Ramaraju three times in a year and a half for psychiatric medication management ... and each time I left there shaken. She didn't listen to anything I said, was flat-out rude several times (once, as I was explaining the reasoning behind an Rx change I had recently made with my psychiatrist, she interrupted to say, "That's ridiculous," and started doing something else), and was remarkably, arrogantly uninformed about mental-health issues. I finally switched doctors.

I am genuinely grateful that I found Dr. Ramaraju to be my primary care provider. There is a true sense of security in finding a provider who seems to take interest in you as a human being and not just patient file. As I'm sure you can tell I would recommend Dr. Ramaraju to anyone seeking a highly competent and compassionate primary provider (her medical assistants are fantastic as well). Cheers, Luke

I have found Dr. Ramaraju to be excellent medically in terms of managing my health issues, explaining them to me, listening, and above all spending appropriate time with me. She is warm and caring and I feel very fortunate to have her as my Physician. I have had no difficulty with the office and found them to be personable professional and kind

Dr. Ramaraju seems ok but her office is a disaster. I have had two other doctors recommended by my insurance company who have left this practice, resulting in the recommendation for Dr. Ramaraju. My main problem is getting expired prescriptions reissued. In two cases I had to get United Healthcare to call the office after several trips to the pharmacy only to find out that no prescription had been submitted by Dr. Ramaraju's office. Very tiresome. Looking for new doctor.

Like others, I've had difficulty getting responses. Along with incorrect subscriptions, failure to complete referrals, bringing an additional person (note taker--a young boy, not who I want to talk about my medical issues around...) into the room without informing me first or getting my consent. She's nice and she's curious but her listening skills, follow through, and the office organization is lacking.

I have a very rare and complex disease. I went to Dr. Ramaraju for a consultation. I have met with many doctors on this journey. I felt her compassion and intellectual curiosity as I explained my situation. Her humanity was such a comfort to me. She helped me understand that doctors may not always have the same freedom to sit at length with their patients these days due to organizational changes in the practice of medicine. Even as she spoke, her concern for my well being was very evident.

Three phone calls and a fax in 2 weeks with no response/reply. I have never had a problem getting a response from a doctor before. I am finding a new one.

Had a minor bladder infection, started Sat night and got an Rx. When it did not go away 3 days later at the end of the Rx, I called and made an appt with Ramaraju. She gave me the same Rx that had not worked the first time. 3 days later I still have same symptoms PLUS a high fever and extreme pain in kidney. Called office to get lab results and new Rx. Told she was not in that day and I needed to wait til Monday, no one else could help. Ended up with sepsis, admitted to hospital for 3 days

Maybe she is good with private insured patients or patients that do not have chronic pain but to me a chronic pain patient on Medicaid, waiting for my disability to go thru; she seemed to have pre-judged me before EVER talking to me OR reviewing my records and was very rude and down right nasty to me.