Dr. Ziba Ranjbaran, MD
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation  | Â
Female
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Already a successful physician, researcher and professor in her native country, Dr. Ranjbaran obtained her US medical license while continuing in those roles at Rush University Medical Center, Chicago Illinois. Board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, Dr. Ranjbaran says, "I chose this specialty because we treat the patient as a whole individual. Our goal is to improve the patient's function that has been affected by the disease or injury and help put their life back together." Dr. Ranjbaran works with patients of all ages in the areas of: sports-related injuries; back, neck, foot or nerve pain; arthritic and osteoporosis conditions; neurological conditions such as stroke, brain or spinal cord injury; and other conditions that affect a person's ability to function. Free time finds Dr. Ranjbaran outside, running, hiking and spending time with her family.
Dr. Ziba Ranjbaran, MD
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Dr. Ranjbaran's Reviews
Likelihood of recommending Dr. Ranjbaran to family and friends
based on 6 total reviews (3 with comments)
Patient Comments (3)
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-Roy Johnson in San Juan Capistrano, CA | Mar 08, 2017
This is my favorite physician due to her professionalism, depth of medical expertise, thoroughness, affability, warmth,and the way she interacts with me as well as her staff and associates. I give her an 11 out of 10 rating, and would recommend her to my best friends.
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-Rosalind in Mission Viejo, CA | Feb 24, 2017
Dr. Ranjbaran and her staff are so professional, kind, patient, good listeners, and exceptional in the medical care provided to both my husband s band and myself. She has been handling our pain management for several years and consistently gives us the best advice regarding arthritis, migraines, muscular pain, tendinitis, and more. We highly recommend Dr. Ranjbaran and her team, (especially Charlie) for dealing with pain management.
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-Nothankyou | May 28, 2016
How many times in the same visit should you have to tell a Dr. that you react poorly to a certain medication, and not at all to another?
I felt like I was talking to a drug representative, not a Specialist.
Not at all impressed. No need to go back, unless of course I want her prescriptions.
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