Priya V. Ramshesh, MD

You are fortunate to have her on you staff.

Very kind and knowledgeable

Good

She was amazing.

Dr. Priya was so kind, answering all questions and providing further explanation and examples when applicable. I felt heard, informed and cared about when our interaction concluded.

Dr. Ramshesh is wonderful at communicating clearly and compassionately

Very knowledgeable and helped me with my concerns

Dr. Ramshesh listens, cares and has good advice. I appreciate her very much.

Does not listen The absolute worst physician I encountered in a long time. She took no family history of blood disorders, argumentative about about history from 2008 which I told her did not cause anemia and I have proof of such. Dismissed me trying to talk about my deceased father’s spleen problems as well as my own. Called me argumentative and even said I should see a different hematologists. I’m 100% for that. She is rude and condescending and she met her match with me. She is cold, uncaring and does not even perceive a patient s fear. Her after visit clinical notes are extremely subjective up to falsifying record by reporting under a different staff person. Indicated I was inactive. This was information from 3 years ago with a ruptured disc. I am currently in cardiac tehab, water aerobics and walk 2-3 miles as a day as noted in my file. I would not take an ill flea to her.

I don’t even have words to thoroughly describe how dismissive and hateful she is. I can understand what a hard profession this must be - and even at times having to deliver sad news to patients - definitely not an easy job. In my opinion, she has no “bedside manner” and more importantly, lacks attention to detail, and follow through to help patients make informed decisions. Reading through multiple reviews on multiple sites - the majority are not good and I think that’s truly telling of her capabilities as a physician. The bad reviews are not wrong. She may have had a few good experiences with patients, but I’d bet they are few and far between. I would imagine she would probably be better suited working in research or without patient interaction. It’s also telling she hops between hospitals. Friendly advice, do better.