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Carlos Ramirez, MD
Veterans Affairs Med Ctr
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1601 Perdido St, V A Med Ctr New Orleans, LA 70112
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Carlos Ramirez, MD

Carlos Ramirez, MD practices as an Internist in New Orleans, LA.Carlos Ramirez, MD graduated from Univ Of Pr Sch Of Med, San Juan Pr 00936.
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Internist

Education Univ Of Pr Sch Of Med, San Juan Pr 00936
Training Med Univ Sc Med Ctr, Internal Medicine; University Hosp, Internal Medicine; Homewood Hosp Ctr-N Campus, Flexible Or Transitional Year
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1601 Perdido St, V A Med Ctr, New Orleans, LA 70112
Services Carlos Ramirez, MD provides internal medicine in New Orleans, LA. Carlos Ramirez, MD is listed as an internist, which is a physician who studies Internal Medicine for adults.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Veterans Affairs Med Ctr in New Orleans, LA, please call (504) 568-0811.
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I have a heart condition and would need to see a doctor so. Humana made an appointment for me to visit him at the office in Oschner Kenner location on Layola Ave. I battled Friday afternoon out of town traffic and dragged my ten month old kid into the car with me. We made to the place around 4:00 PM but found the office around 4:10 PM. The receptionist went to check with Dr. Ramirez, who was not seeing anyone at the moment, and told us that he will not see us b/c I was late. A plea to the receptionist made her went in again but she informed us that we would not be seen because we were late. I went away praying that my heart will be ok through the weekend. I made an appointment with another doctor the following week.

The individual should not be in the health care system because of lack of compassion for a patient like me.
by ncasianp
February 23, 2008