So, there are different flavors of Cardiologists just like most other medical specialties. My…read moreregular Cardio doc referred me to what she somewhat humorously called an electrician! That's a much easier way of saying a Cardiologist that specializes in Electrophysiology. These are the docs you go if your ticker might have an electrical problem. In my case it was Dr. Safi Ahmed. Font-of-the Office- A well-oiled machine! Pleasant seating area. Friendly folks. The paperwork was one signature on one sheet of paper. Don't you love it when computerization works! Physician's Assistant- As usual, at least for me, you see a PA first who does the basics and sets you up for the doc to come in. She was competent and friendly. I waited ten or fifteen minutes until the doc came in. The Doctor- First impressions were great! Bedside manner is important to me, and he was friendly but got right down to business which I appreciated. His explanations were great without too much medical jargon. Most importantly, I didn't feel rushed. It turns out that my ticker didn't need lot of work which was great news! In the future, if my heart blows a circuit this is where I'll go!

Stop having sex twice a day, seven days a week!…read more That's what my Primary said when I described my symptoms. He recommended I visit a Cardiologist. You can ignore that first sentence as that was just wishful thinking! I did my research that included the net, friends and relatives and of course the thoughts of my Primary. I picked these fine folks and in specific Dr. Winn. The Appointment Process- They endeavor to do a lot of the process online. You get links by email and text to complete the paperwork. Checking In- The 1st step is easy because they have three check-in windows! They handed me a clipboard with a mountain of paperwork much of which I had completed online! When I queried them, I was told just to complete the portions I hadn't seen online. Then why did they give it to me! They need to fix this. Minus one star. The Physician's Assistant- She was excellent. We got all the basics out of the way very efficiently. Dr. Winn- Young and whip smart with a no-nonsense style but at the same time very friendly. I loved her bedside manner! We got to the heart (pun intended) of the matter within minutes. So first impressions were very good. I have a bunch of tests to endure during the coming weeks. Maybe I can get back to twice a day sex!

I have had great service from Dr, Parnassa, when he diagnosed me with A FIB after I had congestive…read moreheart failure on a trip, he immediately set me up with Dr.Pekar in Port Charlotte, to have a Cryo-Ablaton done, this was completed within a month of my visit and I have had no A FIB for the past 5 years. Surgery was painless, released the next day to go home, and pretty much carry on with life as normal. I did research and did not see where he was charged with Medicare Fraud?

Find someone else, unless you like waiting 2 hours or more in a room of 30 to 40 people after…read more unless you like the rudest receptionist I have ever experienced, unless you are in perpetual AFib, and you get sent home like everything is just fine. This guy used to be great, now it feels like a money grabbing factory. There were a bunch of real negative comments on his site a few days ago, now almost all are erased leaving mostly 5 star reviews. I am posting on this site where no one will erase this.

The nurses have been amazing! The kindness and wanting to make us as comfortable as possible was so…read moreappreciated!

-- Yelp Old Fart Review! -…read more Yup, I'm 72 and us older folks often need lots of tests. I have been using this hospital for about 12 years. I've reviewed them before, but this is an update focusing on their testing services! But wait you say, "I've been using one of those two big testing chains that seem to be everywhere." One of those is much closer to me, but I still go here for testing and here's why- 1. Easy Parking- Park in the big front entrance lot. If you are mobility impaired or just not feeling well, a volunteer in a golf cart will pick you up at your car and run you to the front door. 2. Wonderful Hours- 6AM-5PM M-F. 3. No Appointment Needed- I usually wait less than 10 minutes. Note that if you desire, the app will let you make an appointment. Pro Tip- A lot of folks have an order for a "fasting" blood test. So, they fast overnight and show up first thing in the morning. The morning rush ends around 10AM. 4. Solid App- Generally you get your results the same time your Dr. does. 5. Crazy Fast Results. Most folks get some type of blood test or urinalysis, and I've done both many times. My drive home is 7 miles and usually, while I'm driving, my app notifies me the results are available! That's incredible! As you can tell, I'm a huge fan of testing here. When you're going for these tests, you're already under some stress because something might be wrong. The last thing you need is more stress and I don't experience that here! 5 stars!

I am a recently retired doctor and a patient of Dr. Hong Jeong. I can't say enough positive things…read moreabout Dr. Jeong and his wonderful staff whom I HIGHLY recommend. The doctor and his staff are caring knowledgeable and highly skilled.

Office experience was awful, staff extremely unprofessional and fabricated an incident that never…read moretranspired.

Why are there so many bad reviews of this place. this is my go-to place. I can get in see a doctor…read moreand an x-Ray for $50 with insurance. they also have cash payments for uninsured. The hospital wanted to charge me $1100 for an X-ray. Sure they could make their waiting area nicer, but the price is unbeatable. We need this place in town.

Walked in today because I's still feeling sick a month after I tested positive for Covid. Been to…read moremy pcp and now back for another Covid test or X-ray and whatever else they can do to help me get better. Sick of coughing and feeling sick. The female nurse or whatever her title is listened to my lungs looks at my ears and throat. I told her I've been sick for a month. She started typing and then told me we were through. Why didn't I go see my pcp instead of there. I said I'm still coughing and nit getting better. She told me to go to the door we were finished. I never got any discharge papers. Instead, she dismissed me and said I didn't need another test. I left and now I realize she thinks I'm just looking for another antibiotic I guess. I just want to feel better and not have to worry if I'm contagious or not. I'm 73 and a T2 diabetic. Not faking anything. Not a good impression if this medical professional!