Subramaniam Sriram MD

Dr Siriam and his nurses are Great !! Absolutely would and do refer them to anyone that may need them !!

The care provider ask questions that I need to know was very good Lister and answered all questions I asked

The front desk personnel was honestly not very kind, a bit snippy in fact. The lady in the very front was nice and the lady to the right of her seemed like I was interrupting her day. The rest of the staff was very nice. The doctor was very nice BUT honestly I came there thinking he would do more. I was referred there by my neurologist for a second and more In Depth opinion. My records were sent with my referral two months in advance but the doctor had not even looked at them before I got there, he admitted that. Why? I was referred there for a reason. Also, I have never had such a hard time explaining myself to a physician. If he had looked at my records that were sent and the ones I meticulously put together before I came he would have had a better idea of the health crisis I have been in for two years. I have to say I'm disappointed. I asked to come to Vanderbilt when my doctor here wanted to send me to Mayo Clinic. We had a good experience there as my husband had two STEM Cell transplants there. I left with no diagnoses and very little more validation or answers than when I came. Like I said he was a nice enough person but definitely not what I was expecting. I now have to still go to yet another physician and to Mayo Clinic and much is what o came to Vanderbilt to avoid.

Dr. Sriram is great!

Dr. Sriram and I always have a nice visit. He addresses all of my concerns and goes over everything regarding my health with me.

I am Blessed to be able to have y'all there helping me ~

Was very informative and listened to my concerns

Dr Sriram is an excellent physician. I know he is knowledgeable about anything that is happening to a patient that has MS

Dr. Sriram spends quality time with his patientsnever hurried, always prepared for the visit and open to hearing questions, concerns or, most importantly, the patient's personal feelings about treatment options. I would recommend him to anyone facing an MS diagnosis.