Dr. Vimala Ramachandran has built her orthopedic practice in Phoenix by focusing on her interests in treating conditions for the hand, wrist, and elbow. She utilizes minimally invasive techniques such as wrist arthroscopy and endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery to help her patients regain function as quickly as possible.
Dr. Vimala Ramachandran has built her orthopedic practice in Phoenix by focusing on her interests in treating conditions for the hand, wrist, and elbow. She utilizes minimally invasive techniques such as wrist arthroscopy and endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery to help her patients regain function as quickly as possible.
Dr. Vimala Ramachandran has built her orthopedic practice in Phoenix by focusing on her interests in treating conditions for the hand, wrist, and elbow. She enjoys treating patients of all age groups, from babies to the elderly. She specializes in fracture care, tendon and nerve injuries, and reconstructive surgery for arthritic conditions. She utilizes minimally invasive techniques such as wrist arthroscopy and endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery to help her patients regain function as quickly as possible.
Dr. Ramachandran’s goal is to care for all her patients with compassion, dignity, and understanding. She emphasizes a team approach, where the physician and the patient work together as equal partners to promote health and quality of life.Dr. Ramachandran is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon, and graduated summa cum laude from Cornell University. She then went on to study medicine at Case Western Reserve University in her home state of Ohio. Following her orthopedic residency at the University Hospitals of Cleveland, she elected to pursue an extra year of training in hand and upper extremity surgery at the University of Minnesota.
During her year of fellowship in Minnesota, Dr. Ramachandran learned techniques to maximize hand function for conditions such as traumatic injuries, arthritis, and even congenital deformities.
In her spare time, Dr. Ramachandran takes pleasure in spending time with her family. She enjoys outdoor activities such as long-distance running, road and mountain biking and camping. An avid animal lover, she owns three dogs and often volunteers at the local humane society.
Residency
University Hospitals of Cleveland
Medical School
Cornell University
Fellowship Training
University of Minnesota
I got a referral to see her but only saw the assistant Kimberly
Listened about my hand injury & had suggestion for treatment. Very knowledgeable & compassionate
Never met the doctor
I made appointment with Dr. Ramachandran. She had her asst. take care of me and I never met her.
Love her she’s great
Amazing - very professional , great listener & a sense of humor!
Always kind and takes the time to explain. Not scalpel happy. Willing to try alternative treatment 1st.
Very professional, genuinely cared about my problem. Would definitely recommend her.
She was great, but was running 35 minutes behind on appt times.
She didn’t ask once if I had any concerns or questions. As she was walking out I had to let her know I still had questions and she seemed bothered. After the end of touching base on some questions, she still walked out without making sure I knew the full plan and making sure I didn’t have any other questions. She questioned my answers when I stated Urgent Care handled my care for months and insurance being the reason it took so long it took to see her. Almost as if she wasn’t trusting what I was saying, when she should have history. She also didn’t know the injury history and where the contact was made, which should also be in my records. The test she did for my wrist wasn’t consistent. She didn’t keep consistent weight nor start off the appendage in the same position which then provided inaccurate results. All together she seemed off-putting, which maybe she knows things but should look into a job without bedside manners, such as research, not direct care for humans.