Dr. Raveen Ramesh Arora, MD

To summarize, Dr. Arora has made decisions which have led to my having surgery, medication , and monitoring for health issues, such as heart issues( Double - by-pass), gastro-intestinal issues, and prostrate health, which have helped keep me in good health. Without his advice I would not be in as good shape as I am now. His caring has helped me keep a great quality of life.

I’m in my mid seventies and I have been seeing Dr. Arora for the past ten years. I have never been healthier or happier. Dr. Arora thinks holistically and really cares about the body and your overall health and wellness. He is a fantastic cardiologist and human being. He took time to study my complicated medical history and asked really smart questions I had never thought of or had been asked before. I would strongly recommend that anyone looking for a cardiologist or internist pay Dr. Arora a visit.

Dr.Arora is one of a few experienced caring doctors. I Love him dearly like my own brother, he is the most humble, kind, caring and above all, very experienced.

I am not a person who write s online reviews but I feel a duty to do so because Dr. Arora has saved my life and I am beyond grateful. He caught two conditions that four other doctors MISSED and I am only 62 years old, too young to die. He pulled me off medicines I had no business being on and was incredibly professional, honest and caring while taking the reigns over from doctors before him who did not have my best interests front of mind. Dr. Arora does and I trust him with my life. Don't mess around just go to him and have faith. That is why he has so many patients and you will often hear in the waiting room how happy patients are with him as their doctor.

This doctor is outstanding, truly. Please take that from someone who has experienced many sides of our healthcare system both as a patient and a caregiver. He is whip smart, in tune with the latest research, medicines and technology- and his way of doctoring is world class (I have lived in great health care areas like NYC, Boston and SF before this). The thing I liked most was that he considered not just my heart conditions but also my overall health. He recommended medicines that work best for my health and that are reasonable as an added plus to my wallet. He also treated me and my family with great care and respect. He has now saved my life twice. I will never go back to the previous doctor I saw before him. The office is nice and so is the staff. When I have had to wait it is because the doctor was saving the life of someone having a heart attack, so I have never been bothered by that, as one should not be given why we are all there to see him. Highly recommend, with zero… hesitation.

Happy I got a second opinion. He was wrong and admitted it. He is greedy. He orders unnecessary tests, especially with hie equipment. He prescribes and try's to push expensive medications. He gets freebies such as free expensive lunches delivered to his staff and also goes to seminars by drug companies. Research him, Pro Public.com. He,s not trust worthy and will lie to your face. Value Your Health.

Dr. Arora is hands down the best doctor both my wife and me have ever had. He is whip sharp, personable and very intuitive. His bedside manner is the best - and this is coming from someone who has unfortunately spent a lot of time in hospital. I trust him with my life and recommend him without any hesitation.

There are not many physicians like Dr.Arora around anymore. He is professional, friendly, warm, and has a great sense of humor in addition to being an amazing cardiologist. He spends as much time with you as you need and answers all your questions. He has saved my life several times and I truly believe that I would not have celebrated my 80th birthday this week without his amazing care.

He did not take the time to get to know how to treat my mum and now she is gone. His misread of her fears very well could have hastened her death. He can be hurried and miss things as well as misread things. Not good family interactions as well. No time.

Dr Arora does spend time with patient, but he obviously over books. Waiting 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 hours to see the doctor seems about average. You may make it to the exam room in a half hour, but will wait 45 minutes to an hour to see the doctor. He does appear to be thorough, but I have had time of 2 1/2 hour visits. You will be prescribed more than a couple of medicines. You decide if it's worth it.