Rahmatullah Nasir I MD

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

This doctor works wonders. He is so good at what he does, he correctly diagnosed my condition and explained everything in detail of what is going on. I really can't trust anyone else in the area compared to his years of expertise. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

I wish I could give negative 5. I Wouldn't recommend this Dr. He Scheduled 4 people at the same time, as some other patient pointed out. Then during my visit, he took a phone call on my time/dime (not professional, very unethical), I suggested a self-pay imaging firm because of lower price and he suggested a higher priced office because he knew people there.Likely kick back. I had a few more questions than he was willing to answer, I said I paid my money and he said they paid theirs also. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

I was being seen by him, and also his wife once I chose not to have his wife as my primary care doctor,he discharged me. All they want is money. And they do it by.example I saw him on a Monday paid 45, saw pcp Tues. Same week paid 25.00,fu with him on thurs. Same week paid another 45.00. Poor office staff, no customer service Wouldn't refer my enemy...and he run waist of time test.just to keep bringing up in for the copay. He's rude and so is the pcp. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

My husband was in and out of the hospital over a 3 week period and he was the attending. He was quick to respond for our emergencies but I noticed after dealing with him so many times he wasn't paying attention to the patient or chart, even to the point of discharging us about the same time my husband was having a heart attack. Recommended transfusions saying blood count was 6 when checking the chart the nurse said it was 11. He had recommendations for treatment and told me to "GOOGLE IT" 

Denisse Rosado 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I have been a patient of Dr. Ramatullah for many years. I came out of the hospital Tuesday & the coordinator there set up a STAT appointment because they told me that my cardiologist needs to see me within 2-3 days after being released. I drove over one hour to my appointment this morning which was at 9:30 am. I was told I had a copay of $95 which I was not prepared for. I then asked if they can bill me & was told NO. From my experience in the med field, you're not supposed to turn away STAT's. 

tish 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

I wouldn't refer him to anyone, everytime I go in which is yearly or every 7 months the prices change, then a month later when I go in for appt it changes again, they always want more money:(