Dr. Alfred Raciti is a highly experienced and board-certified nephrologist, bringing more than 37 years of clinical experience to his practice.

Dr. Raciti has played a significant role in developing the original automatic spring-loaded renal biopsy gun using ultrasound guidance. He has a special interest in electrolyte, fluid, and acid-base physiology, and he applies his knowledge and expertise to provide comprehensive care to his patients. Dr. Raciti's patient-centric approach to medicine is deeply rooted in the belief that every patient deserves to be treated with the same compassion and care as one's own family member.

Dr. Raciti earned his medical degree at the University of Brussels School of Medicine. He completed his Internal Medicine Residency at Norwalk Hospital/Yale New Haven Hospital and Nephrology Fellowship at University Hospital Stony Brook. Dr. Raciti teaches the internal medicine residents at Mather Hospital on nephrology rotation and participates in the Internal Medicine Board Review course.

In his free time, Dr. Raciti enjoys an active lifestyle, pursuing hobbies such as running, road biking, hiking, kayaking, and landscape and wildlife photography.