Dr. Sarvesh Rajan, MD

I have called 10 times today and 3 times the other day. Busy. Really? In this day and age, a busy message? Good doctor if you can actually get through. Get voice-mail for when someone doesn't pick up the call!!!

5 PLUS STARS

Dr Rajan has always been attentive and concerned. Answers all questions with respect. I’ve never waited long in the office. I have been to the office in Dubois multiple times and never was treated poorly. The staff is prompt and efficient. Recently I changed to the Philipsburg office. I received the same courtesy respectful care in that office as well. I have recommended him to others for their care.

Was referred to him due to a biopsy of thyroid nodule which showed atypical cells and hypothyroidism. After I waited an hour and an half for him to come into my tiny exam room, he was rushed and did not seem to care about my thyroid issues. He also told me that my asthma and GI reflux was not controlled properly. He accused me of poking at the biopsied nodule in my thyroid gland when I told him my the nodule was tender. He wanted me to see a GI Doctor to have surgery to correct this and stop taking my GI reflux medication. He ordered another biopsy which was to be scheduled 3 months after the initial one (but was actually closer to 4 mos) then argued with me when I questioned it. He ordered blood work but I had to wait for 2 months to hear that it was normal. He was rude and his office staff is not friendly either. Will be looking for someone else. Would not recommend him

The office is the size of a prison cell and the staff not overly excited to assist you. Dr. Rajan is very knowledgeable but you must concentrate to understand his English.

His attitude is beyond terrible, he's vey hard to understand and if you ask a question he acts irratted. I pass and refuse to go back to this guy.

Was referred for thyroid monitoring, and agreed to monitor my thyroid despite being critical of the medication I take. I have had no thyroid symptoms for many years since being on the particular medication, but he continued to encourage me to stop taking it and start taking a synthetic medication that I previously had severe reactions to. He insisted that it's not necessary to perform a full thyroid panel and he failed to recognize that my tsh level reflects that I am on an effective dose of med