Dr. Ragini Reiney Kudchadkar, MD

Dr Kudchadkar is an amazing doctor. She is a top researcher, and extremely knowlegeable. She is also an unbelievably kind and patient doctor who cares, answers every question, and plans best treatment options. Couldn't ask for better.

Dr Kudchadkar is an amazing doctor. She is a top researcher, and extremely knowlegeable. She is also an unbelievably kind and patient doctor who cares, answers every question, and plans best treatment options. Couldn't ask for better.

Couldnt ask for a better doctor.

She is the Best of the Best! I had my last treatment for metastatic melanoma over three years ago, and I am doing great. Dr. Kudchadkar has been with me every step of the way. She ensures I receive excellent care, she has the upmost concern for me and my family, and she has an amazing bedside manner. I could never thank her enough for what she has done for me.

Cannot say enough great things about her.

Excellent, wonderful, extremly knowledgeable, caring doctor.

She told my son 26 yrs old to just go home and die. She told him to think about what he was doing to his family. She refused to put him on keytruda that would have saved his life. He had stage 4 metastatic melanoma. He was in the Braf inhibitor / combo. Taflinor and mekinist ( oral). She knew it wasn't working and refused to put him on keytruda. First time in his life he had no insurance. He was only a baby. 26. He died this past March. But I see Jimmy Carter is alive on the drug I wanted my son on. I've worked all my life and had insurance on him until age 26. He was too sick by the time he went off my policy to work. Then he died after fighting this for 6 months. He wanted to fight he wanted to live. This Dr is all about the money. And no emotion or concern for human life.

Dr. Kudchadkar is my oncologist at Emory. I always enjoy seeing her. She takes the time to answer all of my questions, is knowledgeable and professional, and is concerned not only with my physical well being but my emotional and mental well being. She is very fun and positive, always offering good suggestions on how to better cope with cancer. I always feel better after having seen her.

Very impressed with her bedside manners!!! My dad is 77 with dementia and is very ornery and difficult and doesn't respect female doctors. She smiled, laughed, explained, cajoled and generally was just great. My dad almost never compliments female doctors, but he did compliment her!

I am under Dr. Kudchadkar's care at Emory Hospital in Atlanta, GA and I have found her to be outstanding in every respect. She is patient and thorough and answers all my questions and addresses all my concerns. I appreciate her experience in research, and I feel fortunate to be in her care.