The best physician I have ever known. She has been my OB/GYN for over 25 years. I have had a lifetime of geological problems and she has seen me through specialty treatments, high risk pregnancy, menopause and post menopause struggles. She is a caring physician that takes the time to sit down and talk to you about everything that is effecting you overall health. When I finally had to have a full hysterectomy, when I woke in post surgery recovery, she was sitting by my side to reassure me that all went well and discuss next steps in my aging journey. Yes, you might have to wait a while past your appointment time, but that is because she is giving each patient the time they need to get all questions answered and feel truly cared for.....not just being pushed through like cattle. read more

Dr. Razdan has provided care for me for almost ten years, through the amazing birth of my son, a very traumatic and difficult second pregnancy, and now through the pregnancy of my second child. She is brilliant, well-read, and cares deeply for her patients. Her decision-making is based on evidence and what will be safest for the patient in their unique circumstance. I feel completely safe and heard in her care and appreciate the time she takes with me. Kim is wonderful as well, and the office is kind and welcoming. Dr. Razdan and Kim both became medical providers because they care about the health and well-being of their patients, and it shows. I recommend her! read more

My experience started out great with Dr Razdan. I really really enjoyed her assistant Kim, she is the sweetest woman and the rest of the office was absolutely amazing. My experience later in my pregnancy started getting a little iffy specifically with Razdan (the rest of the staff continued to be amazing). My husband got a very bad vibe from her, she was short with him and did not really acknowledge him much, was rude to him while I was in labor, overall not the best experience. But now I am even more enraged with her. During my pregnancy in 2019 I was experiencing issues with hormonal migraines (which I had to take fioricet for, and she prescribed for me, specifically stating I was not allowed to drive while taking it), I also had some random bloodwork done where they discovered I had mild hypothyroidism, as well as presented with gastrointestinal pains often which I went to L+D for more than once. During this time I was taking summer semester classes, which I ended up dropping from my course since I knew with the issues I was already experiencing I would not be able to focus on school. I thought I had dropped it within the grace period but must have missed it by a day or two. Fast forward 2 years (18 months after my pregnancy ended, and a month after my next pregnancy ended) and I am now told I owe this school money, which I paid, and I cannot qualify for financial aid or student loans unless I do a medical appeal form explaining why I dropped from my course the last semester I took with them and having my doctor at that time attest to what my medical documents state. I contact Dr Razdan's office to figure out where to send the form, informing them it was time sensitive as it needed to be done before the summer semester started. I get a call a week later from Kim (bless her heart) that Dr Razdan did not want to fill out the form because "too much time had passed" and stating nothing was in my medical records attesting to what I was asking, which is odd to me since she is the one that diagnosed and prescribed medications for my health issues during this pregnancy. I kindly explained the reasoning on why I did not request this form sooner (how can I request something I didn't know I needed?) and explained the things I am asking her to reiterate in the form are the things I was experiencing and discussed with her in detail during my pregnancy. After a week or so of back and forth with Kim I get a call from someone else in the office, who very rudely explained to me they will not be filling out the form, again because "too much time had passed" after trying to explain to her the situation she said she would look into it further and call me back later that day or the next day, instead I got an email (at their closing time) the next day from her containing a letter from Dr Razdan (I still have yet to hear directly from Dr Razdan herself) basically stating that I was trying to commit fraud and that due to the time that has passed she will not fill out the form, mind you all I am asking is for her to state exactly what is in my medical records, it is not up to her to decide whether or not I deserve the appeal, only to state what is in my medical records in an unbiased professional manner. I emailed back stating this information specifically, and once again explaining why I did not/could not request the form any sooner than I did, also stating that regardless of how much time has passed does not change the fact of what I was experiencing at that time, and that being the reasoning for me dropping this class. I asked to speak with Dr Razdan directly if she had any questions or concerns. I still have yet to hear anything back from her, or anyone else in that office. Absolutely horrible customer service, they are supposed to be our advocates as Doctors, not make us feel like they are doing some great service to us just because they looked at a form for me and even bothered to contact me once, they also have no right to hold my own personal medical records hostage just because "too much time had passed". Also do not go to her if you want to have kids back to back, do not want to take birth control, or have issues with painful, heavy periods or endometriosis. She will try to bully you into taking birth control or IUD, write a prescription for it regardless of you declining it (obviously you don't have to take it but this still cushions her pockets by writing the prescription), or try to bribe you into taking birth control by offering a surgery for endometriosis down the road if you're on birth control. She did all of this to me while fully knowing I wanted one more kid right away, did not take hormonal birth control because of horrible side effects, and dealt with painful, heavy periods (even while on birth control) and was suspected to have endometriosis but it was never confirmed with surgery (until now after having my 4th child and finally a hysterectomy). read more