Dr. Ramesh Babu Peramsetty, a 63-year-old physician of Indian origin, was tragically shot and killed on August 23. Originally from Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh, Dr. Peramsetty was a prominent figure in the medical community across the United States.

Key Details:

  • Background: Dr. Peramsetty was a respected physician with a specialization in Emergency Medicine and Family Medicine. He graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin and Sri Venkateswara Medical College. With 38 years of medical experience, he was instrumental in founding and directing the Crimson Care network.
  • Philanthropy and Recognition: Known for his philanthropic efforts, Dr. Peramsetty supported his former school in Andhra Pradesh and contributed to building a Sai temple in his village. His significant contributions to healthcare earned him accolades, including a street named in his honor in Tuscaloosa.
  • Impact and Legacy: Dr. Peramsetty was actively involved in the Crimson Care network, which is committed to maintaining uninterrupted medical services. He also played a crucial role during the COVID-19 pandemic, receiving awards for his efforts.

Community Response:

  • Crimson Care Statement: The Crimson Care team expressed their condolences on Facebook, asking for privacy for Dr. Peramsetty’s family. They pledged to continue their operations and honor his legacy amidst this difficult time.

Dr. Peramsetty is survived by his wife, two sons, and two daughters, all of whom are settled in the United States.

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