Ram S. Trehan, MD

"Evil, evil man! Stay far away at all costs!"

"This is the second time Dr Trehan has treated my mom for 2 different cancers-breast cancer following a mastectomy and now lung cancer, 10yrs apart. His depth of experience is rarely matched and he’s connected to many specialists known to be the best in their field. He has a straight forward, no nonsense approach and is focused on treating your cancer. If you prefer doctors with warm fuzzies, another practitioner may be for you. If you’re looking to treat/cure your cancer effectively and safely, he’s the doctor you want. Office staff is efficient and always busy. They’re very friendly if you treat them equally and show mutual respect towards them."

"Like most of the reviews you will see online, I too do not recommend this doctor for anyone. My family was concerned about using Dr. Trehan based on the online reviews we read. We thought because this is medicine, people may be upset when the result is not what they want. Unfortunately, his poor reviews were consistent with we experienced."

"Dr. Trehan has helped me get better after chemo I am feeling so much better I have a rare disease called amyloidsis . He is very helpful when I ask him questions. He is very nice and respectful. I highly recommend Dr.Trehan."

"As a young patient who recently underwent major surgery, had 3 blood transfusions and also diagnosed with pneumonia all within 4 days, I was referred to Dr Trehan due to my severe iron deficiency. However non of these risk or health factors warranted or were viewed by the practice as significant enough (on my very first visit) to meet the doctor. The “nurse practitioner” came in the room and recorded my history but little did I know that she would continue to prescribe and initiate my course of treatment without me laying eyes on the doctor even once. Only after requesting to meet the doctor did he make an effort to introduce himself. I’m pretty sure my insurance was not going to be billed as such. My standards and expectations of treatment are unreasonable to some, but to not even meet or see a doctor as a new patient is absurd to me, especially one with such serious ongoing health conditions."