First off he listens to his patients. He's not a doctor who…read morepays more attention to his computer than you (he actually doesn't have computers in exam rooms) I've been seeing Dr. Singh for years as well as my mother, who had a stent implanted around 10 or 15 years ago and is doing great at the age of 86. If you have a broken heart or care about your heart health go see Dr. Singh, you won't be disappointed.

This was my first time seeing a cardiologist and it was great. Everyone is friendly, caring, and…read morethorough. They scheduled several tests which can all be done there, so I don't have to go all over town.

From check-in to out-the-door, my service was great! The staff was friendly and the specialists…read morewere attentive and present when available. I wish that appointment dates were emailed/texted, but the office calls a few days ahead of scheduled visits to remind/confirm. I'm just a visual person so having to process some information verbally is another task/challenge for me.

This office never answers after calling several times and leaving voicemails. We do refer patients…read moreto them and would refer more but it is literally impossible to get ahold of them or getting any chart notes. No proper management, staff there is irresponsible. Business hours vary daily. We shouldn't have to refer patients out of town when it is convenient that there is a cardiology office literally next door. I would rather have our patients drive a little distance to get better health care and better communication between the offices. Dr. G and Dr. Amani are great doctors, sadly the staff seems inexperienced and unprofessional.

God forbid you ever need to call and make an appointment. All I can say is have a nice time on…read morehold. And after waiting 15 minutes on hold or so, plan on more than likely getting hung up on. Dr. Armani is a good doctor, but the office plain sucks. It's going to lead me elsewhere. My wife also sees Dr. G there, but the last 3 or 4 times she has had an appt, the office has called the day before to cancel and reschedule. She is tired of it and will probably looking elsewhere as well. Do yourself a favor and just go somewhere else.

The nurses are wonderful Naomi and Stephanie are excellent…read moreand they are very friendly and helpful!

My brother is a patient of Dr Mani. She recently broke her back and is in extreme pain. Before she…read morecan have the procedure she needs clearance from Dr Mani. She is unable to walk to take a stress test and can be given a stress test another way. But he wants to "see" her before clearance is given. So the patient, 80 yrs old, should wait an additional two weeks before she can have a procedure.

I had the best experience with Dr. Srivatsa and his team…read more From the first day of meeting and evaluation, a complete positive experience forward. I had thorough testing with results explained by knowledgeable and kind PAs. I had bilateral endovenous ablation for treatment of varicose veins which was performed by Dr. Srivatsa efficiently, skillfully and almost painless; a mild bit of stinging but easily tolerated. This certainly beats having surgical removal of varicose veins. I highly recommend Heart, Artery and Vein.

From the owner: Heart, Artery, and Vein Center is a full-service cardiovascular disease practice in Fresno and…read moreMadera, California. Sanjay Srivatsa, MD, and the team offer diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for a broad spectrum of heart, artery, and vein conditions. Dr. Srivatsa and the team take a whole-body, personalized approach to care that focuses on optimal healing. At Heart, Artery, and Vein Center, they provide expert care for coronary artery disease (CAD), peripheral artery disease (PAD), heart failure, hypertension, and varicose veins. They also offer comprehensive and compassionate care for patients following a heart attack or stroke.

The staff was very friendly and the Dr was very thorough took his time did not feel like he was on…read morea hurry like other Dr's have made me feel.

From the owner: Dr. Rajpal graduated from the Government Medical College in 1973. Dr. Rajpal works in Madera, CA…read moreand specializes in Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Rajpal is affiliated with Community Regional Medical Center and Madera Community Hospital.

Staff is friendly. This office is on the 2nd floor; therefore, elevator is there in the front…read more Parking is in the back. Although plenty of parking, there is always traffic. Check in is done via kiosk in the front and the wait is usually not too bad. The specialist seemed decent.

(The TLDR: The operation feels like a nightmare. You are required to arrive early, which is typical…read morebut necessary here, as it takes forever to find parking, yet you still end up waiting 30-45 minutes to see the doctor after check-in. He sees you for ten minutes and then scurries off. Plan on spending upwards of an hour there in total, while only seeing a doctor for a fraction of that time. My personal opinion is between the packed parking and the overbooked appointments, the experience felt less like visiting top notch heart care specialists and more like being processed in a chop shop.) I started coming to this clinic when Dr. Woodbury transferred here I think 2024. Following his recommendation, I underwent heart surgery to fix my AFib, but the condition returned almost immediately. I felt terrible and generally worn down. After further testing, I was told we would have to repeat the surgery (mind you, they are billing insurance companies upwards of $500,000 for this), and it is really taxing on the body. I couldn't afford to miss that much work again, we pushed the surgery to later in the year. Shortly after I lost my high paying job that's hard to replace here in the CV. So when I returned to the doctor to reschedule the procedure, I asked for a letter to help me qualify for disability, which would have helped cover the COBRA costs that were eating me alive. I was denied with smile, and subsequently, I lost my insurance. I've since switched to the state's free healthcare, and frankly, there has been no difference in quality. I still feel terrible, but at least I'm not paying an arm and a leg for it, and I don't have to fight for parking. Now the clinic calls me because they claim I still owe them about a thousand dollars; I just laugh. My credit is already shot to hell, so they can get in the back of the line like everyone else. My take away is the doctors don't actually spend any time with you on these decisions, I'm sure you're patient #234,562 to them, but this a major heart related issue to you that affects your life, job, family. He'll glance at your charts for 10 minutes, seemingly make a snap decision and off to the next cattle to be inspected and processed. And that's it. I don't expect white glove treatment, but I do expect to be treated better than a customer ordering a #2 combo from a McDonald's drive through. Anyway, your mileage may vary from my experience.

I've been seeing dr khoi le for years and hes always listens to what I have to say and gives me…read moregood advice .He takes his time to explain if you need to know i would recommend him to anyone.Great cardiologist.

Is very familiar with your medical history before he even meets the patient. he recommended several…read moremedical tests to see if I would be eligible for the Watchman device as he felt I needed to go off Xarelto. Idid get that device and glad for his advice. Office staff provides good support.