Dr. Ramanjaneyulu V Dronavalli, MD

I've been a patient here for over a decade. He takes care of everything a gp would as well as my RA & Lupus. Saves me money every chance he can! It's not his fault there's no biosimilars available in the U.S. for either Humira or Enbrel. Both manufacturers are price gouging all autoimmune sufferers thanks to an Obamacare clause! I dread the day when Dr. Dronavalli retires!!

You only have to call and Dr D's staff will do everything they can to work you in or Dr. Dronavalli will call you back and talk to you on the phone and help you. He never refuses to help. he has hospital privileges which means you are not working with someone who doesn't know you. During his training at Emory University he was identified as the top student in the field of arthritis. So glad to be with him.

I have been going to Dr dronavalli for 18 years for rheumatoid arthritis and I am very pleased with him. He is a very hard-working doctor that cares about his patients. I would recommend him to anyone.

Never had to wait more than 15 mins past appt. time. Doctor D. returns my phone calls most often the same day. Conscientious man of medicine. Satisfied

Dr Dronavalli has been my doc for many years. True he is no Patch Adams, but I walk in and he doesn't waste my time. He gets right to work. He's figur ...

He is very rude with patients and speaks over the pt., so they do not have a chance to share health symptoms, I have been missed dx by this very rude nasty person. Who in my option has gotten too old to be seeing pt.'s with out a PA assisting him. Will NEVER return or refer anyone to his office.

Very accurate on diagnosing issues! Would definately recommend

Saw him first to find out why I was in so much pain. Had sausage finger on left index. Because of my age and appearance he threw some nsaids at me and said I would be fine. By the time I found a REAL ra doc I was close to irreversible damage. My ra doc diagnosed me with Psoriatic arthritis in 4 minutes flat. Some of these guys should be held accountable to at LEAST give you a refund.

PLEASE READ, AS MY LIFE IS RUINED. My experience with Dr. Dronavalli was at first pleasent. I was diagnosed by Dr. Dronavalli with a rheumatic auto-immune disorder called Ankylosing Spondilytis. It is a rare incurable disease leaving its victims with a bleak and unsure prognosis at best. Overtime ones lower vertebrae become fused together, drastically limiting mobility and extreme pain and deterioration of the surrounding joints suffer as well.i.e. knees, shoulder. elbows etc. However, Dr. Dronavalli's attitude was that of extreme proactive and relentless battle to slow the progression of the disease. Keep in mind I am 27 YO male at this time. His diagnoses was based on my x-rays, locations of pain and because I was positive with the HLA B27 gene that accompanies nearly all who suffer from this disease. As I am a nursing student, I would often times ask the Dr. for a slightly more in depth basis for his decision on this and that. Never asking in a confrontational way, as I am well… aware a medical student is just that, a student. Dr. Dronavalli is a highly capable Dr. with experience surpassing my age. I was offended often times when I asked a pertinent question because, the Drs answer began to be "I am the Dr here". I was well aware that I was the Patient and never questioned his decisions but, as a medical student and the owner of MY body I appreciated a simple explanation to my very relevant questions. I was treated a couple months for this disease by Dronavalli until I sought a second opinion out of frustration because Dronavalli had made me so hesitant to even ask, " Hey whats in that syringe youre about to stick me with". I decided another Dr would suit me better.I will now skip to the important part that literally ruined my life. I was later CORRECTLY re-diagnosed by a different DR but, by the time the correct diagnoses was proven, my absolute only option was bi-lateral hip replacement. I had suffered for several months with dying hips properly named Avascular Necrosis. At this point I was on about 220mg of oxycodone daily to simply allow me to walk. When I had both my hips replaced the orthopedic surgeon guaranteed me that if I had been properly diagnosed in a timely manner I would have been a candidate for several different preventative measures that would have stopped the death of my femoral heads and prolonged their life. As it happened I am looking at another bi-lateral total hip replacement at 59 nyears of age as the prosthetics life is 30 years max.I have no personal vendetta with Dr Dronavalli, I would just advise anyone to immediately seek a second opinion if you seek his care at all.Sincerly,29 YO male going on 70 years old lol.

PLEASE READ, AS MY LIFE IS RUINED. My experience with Dr. Dronavalli was at first pleasent. I was diagnosed by Dr. Dronavalli with a rheumatic auto-i ...