Raju H. Gandhi ,MD

I saw Dr. Gandhi about a month ago for a procedure called endovenous ablation. This is one of several possible treatments for varicose veins. I first saw Nima Patel P.A.C in the office to discuss my concerns. I then scheduled a return appointment to have an ultrasound of both legs done. Results were than reviewed with the doctor. The results showed that only one leg required treatment. Dr. Gandhi reviewed my options with me and answered my questions and concerns. He gave me several pamphlets to take home with me to read. In my case it wasn’t something that needed to be scheduled immediately. But, it was something that was causing me discomfort and was bothering me. I was told to review the handouts, call if I had any questions or concerns and when I decide what I wanted to do to call the office. I decided to go with the endovenous ablation. I called his office and scheduled the procedure. Dr. Gandhi’s office staff was great to work with. They were able to contact my insurance and were able to receive authorization in no time at all.
One of the nice things about seeing Dr. Gandhi is that the procedure/​treatments are done in the same building. I showed up early in the morning, was given medication and was prepped for the procedure. hospital gown, IV, warm blanket, etc. The great thing was I was fully awake for the whole thing. Dr. Gandhi came over to say hello. I was wheeled into the procedure room which looked identical to an operating room. While Dr. Gandhi performed the procedure, I chit chatted with the nurses and before I knew it Dr. Gandhi was done and I was being wheeled back to my recovery station. It took him about 30 minutes to complete the procedure. I was so pleased with how well it went and also relieved that it was not as painful as I thought it would be. I felt a few needle pricks here and there but that was very mild. I didn’t even feel the catheter/​tube being inserted into my leg. A small dressing was applied to an insertion site which was the the size of a pea. Very little bleeding. I think the worse part of the procedure was having to put on the compression stocking afterwards. I was picked up by family not long after. I went home got into bed and watched TV and had my family take care of me. The next day I was up and moving around as if nothing had happened.
Overall, the procedure was a success. It was nice that everything was done in one facility. I didn’t have to be completely out for the procedure with the use of anesthesia. Recovery time was very minimal. Dr. Gandhi and his staff did a great job from start to finish. They made me feel comfortable and relaxed and they also made the process with insurance go smoothly.
I would definitely recommend Dr. Gandhi and BAVV office for any vascular procedure. They are professional and skilled.

I recently saw Dr. Gandhi for treatment of spider veins. As a Nurse I am very particular about which doctors I see and of course trust. Dr. Gandhi is very good at what he does, he is kind and has a lot of patience. All of the staff that I have encountered at this office are really nice which says a lot about Dr. Gandhi.
I highly recommend seeing Dr. Gandhi and his PA Nima Patel.

I had seen Dr. Gandhi on (2) previous occasions, to drain infections that I had in my leg. All went fine with those visits, although I did not find him to be a very warm person at all. Recently, however, I had another very bad infection in my foot (I have lymphedema — I am prone to infections). I made an appointment with Dr. Gandhi. He was rude, arrogant, and very condescending toward me during my appointment, insisting, first of all, that he had never drained any of my infections before (completely false) and treated me like I was a nut job, when I told him my leg needed to be drained! He insisted there was nothing in there to drain. I left in excrutiating pain, went home, and proceeded to drain my leg myself, upon which I found tremendous relief. My leg was badly infected. Dr. Gandhi, in my opinion, has a serious issue with women, especially women who are able to think for themselves — I think it annoyed him right off the bat, that I had made the appointment, on my own, without being referred by another Doctor, and #2, that I knew what needed to be done. He didn’t even touch my leg… just had his assistants wrap it, which did nothing. He was arrogant, rude, and extremely condescending toward me. Too bad — Men like this, are usually very insecure with themselves. I will NOT be going back to see him ever again.