Dr. Peramsetty, who was practicing in Tuscaloosa, passed away at the scene of the shooting. He was widely respected for his substantial contributions to healthcare, including having a street in Tuscaloosa named in his honor.
Digital Desk: A distinguished Indian-origin physician, Dr. Ramesh Peramsetty, was tragically shot and killed in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Friday, August 23. Dr. Peramsetty, originally from Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh, was well-known for his extensive work across multiple hospitals in the U.S. and for founding the Crimson Care Network, where he served as the medical director.
The Crimson Care Network team shared their profound sorrow over Dr. Peramsetty's death on social media, expressing their commitment to honoring his memory. Their Facebook post reads, “We have recently learned of Dr. Ramesh Peramsetty’s passing. The Peramsetty family requests privacy as they grieve and has been deeply touched by the outpouring of support. We will continue to uphold his legacy as he would have wished. Thank you for your understanding."
The post continues, “Please keep the Peramsetty and Crimson Care Network families in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. We will provide further updates in the coming days and remain dedicated to honoring his legacy. Our clinics will continue to operate as usual."
About Dr. Ramesh Peramsetty
Dr. Peramsetty, who was practicing in Tuscaloosa, passed away at the scene of the shooting. He was widely respected for his substantial contributions to healthcare, including having a street in Tuscaloosa named in his honor. After graduating from Sri Venkateswara Medical College in 1986 with specialties in Emergency and Family Medicine, he amassed 38 years of medical experience and was actively involved in philanthropic work. He made significant contributions during the Covid-19 pandemic and received numerous accolades for his service.
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