Dr. Rameshkumar Raman, MD

Dr. Raman was not the first diabetic Dr. I had been referred to. The 1st Dr. told me I was old and not going to be around much longer. My first appointment with Dr. Raman and everything changed. My A1C was 13! Within a year of his wonderful care I was @ 9 and now after more than 15 yrs of his care I am stable @ 6.3!!! One Happy Patient! Thank you and all of the Endocrine Associates! You saved my life!

I learned more from him in a quick meeting then any other doctor. He was informative and helped me to understand what was going on with my thyroid and why my medication was not working like it should! I wish I could go to him for other health issues too!

I would not recommend Dr. Raman or this company ever. He didn't listen I was referred there by a nurse practioner with 6mnth evaluation but, they weren't a doctor and he knew better. I had no choice. The Quad cities care has really went down hill since Trinity has Monopolized everything. And doctors know you have to see them once you take certain meds or you are instantly labeled a seeker even if its not for those types of reasons your seeking a doctor. I have diabetes and I want to replace a jerk doctor oh watch out their a seeker.

I feel totally confident having Dr. Raman as my doctor. He is very personable, intelligent and caring man. He does not treat you as another number, but more as an individual. I enjoy the time he takes to talk about what’s going on in life instead of just doing an exam and charging out an appointment like so many other doctors.

Absolutely horrible. Would never go back to this office. He asked me a question and before I could finish answering his question he put his hand up in my face. So rude.

I went to Dr. Raman several years ago for known, long-term thyroid issues. He told me I had Celiac Disease. I asked him what that was. His response was, "Look it up on the internet." At that time, I had no internet access, except at work. I didn't have time or permission at work to use the internet for my own personal use. I'll give him some credit; after that 3 mi nute (maximum) appt., I discovered, years later, that his diagnosis was correct. I would NEVER recommend him to anyone!

Dr. Raman is very condescending and close-minded. He does not know how to treat autoimmune hypothyroidism. He does not run adequate tests. TSH alone is NOT adequate in treating Thyroid disease. He dismisses healthy lifestyles and diets. I would NOT recommend him to anyone.

I had visited other area Endorcrinolgist's in the past but Dr. Raman is far better. He is easy to talk to and does an excellent job of explaining things. He took the extra effort to get to know me and what is going on in my life.