Angels not doctor.save my life and .....thx doctor Rai.

Submitted Oct. 14, 2014

Dr. Rai has been my Mother's Kidney doctor for some time now and there is NO ONE I trust more. This Doctor is intelligent, loving and respective to the needs of both her patients and their families. Dr. Rai has saved my Mother's life on more than one occasion, she is NOT content with just "letting her go" simply because she is an 81 year old woman in complete renal failure. She UNDERSTANDS that my Mom is the most important person in the world to me and fights with me to keep her as healthy as possible. Dr. Rai's staff especially Rhonda is ALWAYS quick to answer questions and relay problems back and forth to the doctor. If there were a higher rating I would give it without hesitation!! Now at 50 years old I find myself with issues, no question who MY choice for care will be, ONLY DR. ANUP RAI!! God Bless this woman!!

Submitted April 23, 2014

Dr. Rai saved my life . I was in ICU and the dr. on duty had a family conference and told my wife they should pull the plug, Dr. Raihappened to br walking by and saw that my wife was upset, the dr. immediatelyfwsnt looking for the ICU dr.and stopped them from thinking of pulling the plug and start treating me, and here I am .She has a vast knowledge of meds and oyher dr.s ask for her advice. As far as the way she treats patients, I think she is excellent!!!

Submitted Dec. 18, 2013

dr. was 1-1/2 hour late for apt. staff didn't tell us doc usually did hospital calls suring the time they made our apt. During our wait, the staff dissapeared out of sight. Never told us doc would be late. when doc arrived, she did not appologized for the long wait. Was very upset that my test reports were not in yet, and yet it was obvious that they would be. Offered to come back at later date, was not content with that idea. Was very uncarring to my needs. There was no compromise as to care, very demanding and unsensitive and rude both to me and my husband. Acted like a spoiled child. Was even dressed like a school girl with short skirt and sweater. But that didn't matter. Would never go back to her.

Submitted July 4, 2009

My father was sick in the ICu.She appeared to panic when he got sicker.She kept asking us to let him die.He got better despite her attitude.I do not think she is interested in patients who she thinks involve more work or take up her time

Submitted April 9, 2009