Verma Rajiv MD

I started seeing Dr Verma a few months ago. I have cancer and was on a chemo that caused heart damage. Upon arriving I was greeted by staff,who were awesome ,friendly and very professional. The nurses were very informative and nice. I then met Dr Verma,he went over everything with me ,prescribed my meds and has a follow up plan. He made me feel very safe as I was scared to death. Meds seem to be working fine and most of all I trust him. He's great!

I'm very happy that I had Dr. Verma he had a very hard time with me but he never gave up until they got me fixed I had a 100% blockage and they did a very good job. And his Nurse Practitioner is very good and very kind Iam so lucky that I had his team behind me and there still working hard to keep me in good health. I hope everyone else has the experience that I had with his team I think there great. Thank You for all you do. Mary Parrish

Dr. Verma bypassed protocol. He prescribed my mom Amiodarone ignoring four important factors: her age, kidney hx, lung cancer incident to adrenal cancer, and eye disease hx, not to mention he did not check her thyroids. He decided to put a pacemaker before the catheter ablation. He did investigate the root the Afib. They did not consider that as a problem despite low vitamin D. When she was arrhythmia, he claimed she was in sinus rhythm. A nurse brought that to my attention. When I requested a test to measure the Amiodarone level to rule out toxicity, everyone at Hamilton refused. One Resident said that he's not requesting any it because Dr. Verma is responsible for that. Dr. Pamphil said it's a test sent to an outside lab. He did not follow through with that. The pictures show some of the Amiodarone toxicity my mother had. I showed and reported it to every doctor and resident that would listen.

This office is horribly rude and everyone seems to have the I HATE MY JOB LOOK on their face every time I visit for an appointment. The front desk lady is never happy and seems to always have a sour look on her face, not to mention the office manager is just as bad. Dr. Verma is polite and has a good bed side manner. It is obvious that his patients really love him or else we would not put up with his rude unprofessional staff. Maybe he needs to invest in a staff that feels blessed to have a job.

Dr. Verma has always been kind to me. He is treating me for Neurocardiogenic Syncope. I'm having new symptoms. Scary ones. I haven't been to see him since February because of financial difficulties. Im still taking my medicines and have three refills left. I hope he will still see me when I can go back. But he is nice and I can't imagine him being cruel to anyone.