Dr. Rafael Ramos Soria, MD

Really bad experience. This doctor does not know what he is doing and does not care to try. Do not trust your life to him.

Really bad experience. This doctor does not know what he is doing and does not care to try. Do not trust your life to him.

Dr. Soria does not care about the well-being of his patients. He writes off the symptoms of his patients and prescribes useless creams for serious conditions. When going to a different doctor with the same symptoms, they were stunned that any licensed doctor could miss such obvious signs. I don't know whether he just lacks compassion at this point in his career or whether he is truly unqualified to be a doctor. Save yourself and your loved ones and find another doctor. Please.

Dr. Soria does not care about the well-being of his patients. He writes off the symptoms of his patients and prescribes useless creams for serious conditions. When going to a different doctor with the same symptoms, they were stunned that any licensed doctor could miss such obvious signs. I don't know whether he just lacks compassion at this point in his career or whether he is truly unqualified to be a doctor. Save yourself and your loved ones and find another doctor. Please.

He's understanding and takes time with his patients as most Docs now just "run in and run out" He was surely missed when he was gone for a while. I've been with him now for 12 years and am glad for that! AND his office Nurse, Maricella is top notch also.

Dr. Soria is a an extremely under qualified doctor. He no longer cares about treating his patients. He ignores obvious symptoms of his patients until it is too late. I hope no family has to suffer at the hands of this doctor.

Good solid doctor who will listen and refer to good specialists when needed.

Reading the reviews I realized how impersonal they were. First of all, many of the changes dealing with the hospital were out of Dr.Soria's control. Yes he changes clinics by his choice, because he was stressed out with the amount of work. Also, when you visit a doctor, it's not coffee time or a family gathering; you go to get help then you leave. Let me remind you, Dr. Soria has many patients so if he forgets something, have respect he's busy. As of working at the hospital, he does go a lot. If you didn't know, he also has a family. A lot of the times he barely spends time with his family because it's always work. He works at the clinic, he works overnight at the hospital, he's on call some weekends, and the world follows him home. He needs a lot respect, because being a doctors is a lot of work. If you had a bad experience with him then get a new doctor, he has many patients and one leaving is no big deal. Next time you go to a doctor, whomever they may be, put yourselves in their… shoes and on ink about it that way. There is no perfect doctor out there. Overall, he's a great doctor and many people love him. He works hard, he's passionate about his job, he loves helping his patients, and everyday he continues to help the well being of not only his patients but other Doctors patients too.

I have been reading the recent reviews about Dr. Soria, and it appears that the negative reviews seem to coincide with the emergence of Obamacare. My father is a longtime patient of Dr. Soria's as was my mother. He was an excellent doctor for my mother and my dad still, loves Dr. Soria. People have to remember that the tier and structure has changed since Obamacare has been implemented, and these aren't the days any longer of house calls or 1 on 1's with your doctor. Patient load has increased and those days are long gone. The new model is sharing the load with doctors who may have more availability on that particular day in the same practice, as well as delegating minor visits to physicians assistants.

Never does follow up procedures. Doesnt take any medical issues seriously. Says he will schedule an important MRI amd he just forgets. We had to schedule it ourselves two weeks later.