Dr. Ramya Rangaraj, MD

I’ve been a patient of Dr. Rangaraj for several years, originally in Gainesville. When Dr. R left Gainesville and opened her practice in Cummings, I at first continued to go to Gainesville under the care of the new physicians, however I was not able to establish a trusting relationship with the new physician like the one I had with Dr. Rangaraj. I searched and found that Dr. Rangaraj had opened her practice in Cummings and made the necessary arrangements to transfer my care to her new practice. I couldn’t be more pleased, a very clean office, knowledgeable staff and of course Dr. Rangaraj. As always Dr. Rangaraj is very attentive, concerned for my overall health, and takes the time to not only discuss new treatment options but also the time to explain the pros and cons of these different treatments plans. If you’re looking for a physician who is truly concerned with improving your quality of life, I highly recommend that you give Dr. Rangaraj a call.

Great visit with an experienced and caring physician. Wish I'd found her last year. Office run well and knowledgeable about insurance coverages. The office is clean and well maintained. Able to transmit prescriptions electronically instead of me having to get the prescription to the pharmacy.

I have been seeing Dr. Rangaraj for many years now and find her treating my pain problems the best option available. Very good communication from her and her staff !!

I saw Dr.Rangaraj at c.s.p.m in Gainesville.she has my utmost respect, as a great physician.I will truly miss seeing Dr.Ranagaraj! She is professional, ANF great manners.

The last time I had a doctor that did not care about me as a patient treat me left me disabled for life. I was not comfortable going to another doctor that displayed the same demeanor toward me. After failing in my efforts to establish a workable Dr/patient relationship, I asked to be transferred to another doctor and was told no other doctor was available to me. I could not, in good conscience, recommend her to anyone.

I had more of a problem with the Office and Office staff then the physicians at Georgia Pain Management. I had an instance when the nurses documented in my chart my vitals, such as BP, pulse, temp, weight.. etc. The only thing the nurse did was take my BP. She had no computer or paper to record it. When I checked out though, I was given my summary which included my pulse, temp and all other vitals. They plugged in answers to everything from my previous visit.