Dr. Rajiv Siddaramu, MD

I started starting Dr Siddaramu when Dr Shahvar sold his practice to him. Saw him several times and then he sold the practice to another group TrueCareMD. These people shouldn't be practicing medicine! Can't talk to a human when calling their office and they never get back to you! I have tried calling, emailing and faxing to no avail. Quite the opposite wirh Dr Siddaramu. His office staff are great and he is very concerned with his patients.

This physician took over my PCP's practice when he retired. Dr. Siddaramu introduced himself to me by first name. He listened carefully to all I had to say. He has some good ideas of alternative treatments to the care I've been receiving for YEARS for my diabetes with the ultimate goal being of of Insulin completely and if all goes well, being off of all diabetes medications. Follow up isn't rated as it hasn't happened yet. Nor had the need for any new diagnoses. I did have to wait 5 minutes to be seen because I arrived early for my appointment. I was seen prior to my scheduled time. I liked him. He seems thorough and ascertaining. He is knowledgeable and answered all questions about his background, education and training without hesitation. I told him about my background as an RN and he laughed. He knew where I was headed and said, "So you really don't trust doctors, do you?" I answered that I would give him the chance to prove himself. My oncologist is trained pin India and is the… most empathic, compassionate and astonishingly brilliant physician I've ever encountered. Dr. Siddaramu seems on track to be similar. I really am beginning to believe they create doctors differently than here in the USA, and quite possibly are doing it better! I was an RN 23 years and DO NOT LIKE OR TRUST PHYSICIANS EASILY. This doctor seems likely to be both liked and trusted.