Dr. Surinder Bazaz

I've been seeing Dr. Ramya for my diabetes and blood pressure for almost eight years now. She remembers my history without me having to repeat everything, which is rare. The clinic at MGM can get busy, but she never rushes me. I trust her completely because she's consistent—if she says she'll call with results, she does. That kind of reliability means everything when you're managing a long-term condition.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The surgery itself went fine, but the first two days after were rough. Dr. Ramya checked on me every morning and evening at the hospital. She really listened when I told her the pain meds were making me sick and switched them right away. She explained what each ache was and what was normal, which stopped me from panicking. I'm back at work now and feeling much better, thanks to her follow-up.

Went to MGM with a bad fever that wouldn't break. Saw Dr. Ramya. She was direct, figured out it was a specific infection, got me on the right meds. Simple, effective. Felt better in a couple days.

I was so nervous going in—just this general feeling of being unwell for weeks, tired all the time. The waiting area at MGM was packed, and I almost left. But Dr. Ramya had this calm way about her. She asked about my sleep, my diet, work stress, things my previous doctor never did. She ordered tests but also said, 'Let's not assume the worst first.' Turned out to be a severe vitamin deficiency and stress. She laid out a clear plan: supplements, diet changes, a follow-up in a month. It wasn't magic, but it was thoughtful. I'm halfway through the plan and already have more energy. She treated me like a whole person, not just a set of symptoms.