I really felt confident in Dr Rajah, I followed her when she left OSU. But after she moved to COPC the service changed as did my confidence. I felt like the COPC mission was to push pills. I was always told my blood pressure was too high, after 4 days in the stroke unit I was informed it was not. One theory from another doctor is the blood pressure meds from COPC caused bradycardia leading to my stroke at 47. I made my last visit to Dr Rajah in April to discuss the b/p meds because of dizziness and other symptoms. When I had a slight dizzy spell in her office ( i was fine) She insisted I leave by ambulance, I assume to lessen their responsibility. I was told COPC would have a neuroligist there to meet me and get me admitted and attended to. Instead Riversides ER had no contact at all with Dr Rajah or COPC. After 3 hours in the ER with no treatment or plans I left. When I tried to schedule another visit she simply said there was nothing she could do for me. Sad

Submitted June 2, 2009

Dr. Rajah takes the time to listen to her patients. She is helpful and caring.

Submitted April 27, 2009

Dr. Rajah wants you to make 2 appointments on an annual physical. One for blood work and the other for the exam. I find this to be unacceptable because there is no reason it can't all get accomplished in one visit. Her nurse would do the blood work, not her. She's just looking to make more money out of 2 visits. She is extremely late always. On average, you will be sitting at least an hour, maybe longer.

Submitted Nov. 4, 2008

I can't say enough about her as a physician...and a person too. She has always taken the time to listen to what I have to say. Sure she gets busy, but I have never seen where it has affected her skills. Her assistant Lisa is also very good. My wife also sees Dr. Raja which helps when it may come to staying on top of the entire family. I have found the staff to be professional and very helpfull. If anyone is reading this in order to get a negative rating from me, you need to move on. I would recommend Dr. Raja to anyone looking for a Dr.

Submitted June 16, 2008

My foot was purple with intense pain. Instead of sending me to the ER I was sent home with pain meds. In 2 days I was in the hospital for 3 weeks with pancytopenia and blood clots in my foot and toes. Still recovering in week 4.

Submitted March 14, 2008

Not as happy this time with Dr. Rajah. Have been a long time patient and have moved with her from practice. She was not as thorough and did not even take my temperature. Have notice wants to not do as much on each visit and will call you to come back in a few months later. Is this so the office can make more money, or incentives to bring in more revenues? She is never on time (ever). Very long waiting time. Staff is very nice though.

Submitted Feb. 14, 2008

Is very caring, I have used her since 1994.Takes her time with you. I have never felt rushed.

Submitted July 17, 2006

She was very nice and listened to me. THis was my first visit and I have quite a few health needs, she was right on target with everything and seems like she'll be assertive with my care.

Submitted May 16, 2006

Dr. Rajah is a delightful lady. Extra knowledgeable about medications. She checks on the results of a med before prescribing more refills. Very perceptive person, quick and warm. What a combination. Be aware she speaks quickly and has a strong accent. That's difficult for me with a slight hearing loss, but to me, worth the struggle to understand. She moved to a different practice in Summer of 2005. I like the job done by the new office staff much more.

Submitted Dec. 16, 2005

Dr. Rajah was wonderful. I saw her for the first time after carrying a UR virus for 2+ weeks. Very caring. Very warm. I felt like more than just a number. She covered everything very well, efficiently and professionally. She listened very well and answered all of my questions. Thanks. I'll be seeing her again soon for a physical.

Submitted Oct. 7, 2005