Rajina R Ranadive

Worst doctor I have ever seen in my life. While I am giving her my symptons, she is googling them on her computer. A lot of "may be this; may be that" Tends to use a very lofty attitude to deal with her incompetence. Difficult to believe she ever went to med school.

I had seen Dr. Ranadive a few times over the years, and called to schedule an appointment. The earliest they had was over a month out. The day before my appointment, they left a voice message saying it had been more than three years (it was three years and four months, to be exact), and they cancelled my appointment. So I waited over a month because their office screwed up. Even when I called and pointed out the fact that they had an appointment slot reserved for me for over a month, they still wouldn't honor the appointment time and dumped me.

First time I met her I thought she was just having a bad day, so I dismissed the fact that I waited fifteen minutes in the waiting room and another fifteen minutes or so in the room. She hardly looked at me directly when we met, and I felt like nothing but a paying patient. The next time was a zoom visit and again there was hardly any real human connection. She seemed annoyed that I was taking up her time for not choosing to have more wellness tests done. However, she was getting paid well for that medicare free (on my part) wellness visit from insurance. I agreed to get general blood work done, yet never received follow-up info on how to go about this.

Dr. Ranadive comes prepared to an appointment. A patient receives her full attention and is rewarded with a great personality coupled with intuitive questions and answers.

Every time I see this doctor, she seems to be in a rush! I really don’t care for her bedside manner! Looking for a new doctor

Dr. Rajina has been my doctor for almost two years and I find her knowledgeable, kind, compassionate, genuinely interested in my care and over all well being. I never feel rushed when in her office. I am no longer living in her office area, however drive a distance to keep her as my doctor.

Good experience. Dr. Ranadive is conscientious, proficient, sensitive to patient needs, highly intelligent, knowledgeable as her experience is reflected in her attention to detail in the care she appropriately presents.

It has been 2 years now since moving here, and needing to find a health support system, chose this primary care dr. First time walking into this office, it was like the 1950's all over again, from the old , messy, office with tinsel hanging all over the place to the less than efficient staff. Back office and bathroom same. The Dr. putting on gloves to even touch me is such an insult. Sent me over to hospital for a test and walking in there made me realize what I was warned about before leaving Seattle. Next visit suggested I get PT , staff sent me to a orthopedic surgeon, who promptly asked why, he then sent me to a PT who was right next door to Dr Ranadive . Of course there were costs for this. When I faced Dr R with this, she had nothing to say. This last visit ended it all. Had bad headache along with other issues, her answer, curtly said was coffee, massage, Tylenol and walked out. Never addressing other issues. I have never been so insulted and will never go back.

My mother-in-law went to this doctor for 10 years, complaining of the same symptoms. She was treated like a whiny old lady. Then she landed in the hospital for a week because her condition had gone undiagnosed for so long. The hospital doctors couldn't believe that Dr. Ranadive had not ordered the simple tests that would have identified this condition long ago and prevented the agony that the patient suffered. When I called the dr.'s office to schedule a follow up appt. after the hospitalization, the receptionist said the doctor didn't have time in her schedule for an appointment. When I suggested that the least the doctor could do, after being responsible for the patient landing in the hospital in the first place, was to squeeze her into her schedule, the receptionist told me flat out, no. Needless to say, my mother-in-law has a new doctor. Stay as far away from this doctor and office as possible.

Never been thrilled with this office or Dr Ranadyve. I do not need to see her as often as she likes (so she doesn't get too many copays from me) so every other year when I need an ALLERGY PRESCRIPTION!! she forces me to come in to see her so she can pretend like maybe there is more to it than itchy watery eyes and sinus pressure...hmm....could be ALLERGIES!!! So now I must wait two weeks, sit in her waiting room for 3o min, meet with her for 5 min and pay her $30 and THEN I can have my allergy medicine. I've been doing this for a few years now and it gets old. her staff is ok but they are pretty robotic in responses and not very helpful. I am looking for a new PD