I have to say I am so impressed with my Cardiology Doctors, Dr. Crile MD, and Dr. McGough MD…read more Their Staff is so friendly, making sure You are important and respected. I didn't even know I had heart problems. I ended up with Open Heart surgery on October 28th, 2020. Spent 11 days in Troy Beaumont Hospital. Now I am 73 days post op. Feeling better every day. I highly recommend Academic Cardiology to anyone who needs a cardiologists.

My husband got roped into using this practice after he had pulmonary embolisms and the hospital…read moresent in a cardiologist. Neither my husband nor I cared for this doctor's "bedside manner". My husband asked a question and the doctor was rather flip and thought himself funny. When my husband had to start going for checkups, they put him with a different doctor. This guy has a poor personality. Very negative. My husband needed his knees replaced and when discussing that with Dr. Crile, he was asked why he wanted them replaced. What a stupid question. How about because he's in a lot of pain and couldn't walk? Anyway, he has one knee done and needs to have the other taken care of. In the process of waiting to do the knees, my husband has lost 80+ lbs (WITHOUT crappy GLP drugs or bariatric surgery). Good, right? You'd think he'd get an "atta boy" and " keep up the good work" from this guy. Nope. Instead his latest visit was "you must lose weight or we have to do a catheterization instead of continuing with echos". My husband had his six-month check up last fall and the office called last minute and said you'll be with someone else because he's too busy and people were trying to get insurance matters taken care of because it was the end of the year. That was fine and not a problem UNTIL the person was going to add another drug to try to get his ejection rate even higher. Now, Dr. Crile had not been bothered by the ejection rate because as time passed after the PE's, it came back up. This fill-in "doctor" prescribed a drug and when my husband went to pick it up, the pharmacist told him he really shouldn't be taking it with the other heart med he's on because of interaction. My husband called the doctor's office and the woman rudely told him if it's prescribed he should take it. My husband insisted on a response from Dr. Crile who then said, "Oh, no, you shouldn't take it." Today he mentioned that happening and Dr. Crile's response was that the other guy was "just a D.O.". My husband then asked him how come he okayed the drug because supposedly this guy checked with him and got the okay. The staff in this office can also be incredibly rude as well. Not that my husband is looking for new best friends, but would it hurt this guy and the staff to be more pleasant? I already know when it's my turn, I will NOT be using this practice. I have no respect for them.

Switched cardiologist to Dr. Mando and was pleased. Dr. Mando explained my condition and gave me…read morealternatives. He scheduled me for tests that my previous doctor didn't bother. I would highly recommend him.

I take my family member here, so I've had multiple visits to this location. The waiting room is…read morelarge and the seating is spaced out with a television to watch as you wait. The wait to see the doctor is never long though and we've been here multiple times. The front desk staff is friendly and check in is easy. The exam rooms are your average patient rooms with information and signs to read as you're waiting to be seen. Parking is aplenty, but the lot could use more handicapped spaces because it seems like they're always filled. I'd definitely recommend Cardiology Associates to family or friends or anyone needing a Cardiologist.

Great care from Dr. Korotkin and all the staff. They always make you feel comfortable.read more

Mladsi is the best, but is one of only a few great doctors left at "corewell health" aka a joke of…read morea hospital system.

Dr. Friedman is the best! He has tremendous skill level and saved me when my heart developed a…read morespontaneous dissection while playing hockey some years ago. My case was exceptional and garnered a lot of attention from other cardiologists. After about a year of treatment, I was cleared to play hockey again. I've had a few ongoing issues over the years and Dr. H has taken great care of me. That's a total of 12 years of personal experience talking...I definitely recommend Oakland Hills Cardiology.

Dr. Adam C is a great doctor however their billing department is horrible! Insurance covers all…read morecost yet they keep sending bills You call they say they will take care of it but will send another bill!

From the owner: Midwest Cardiology Associates P.C. provides cardiology services, in-office testing and hospital…read moreprocedures to the Garden City, MI area.

This is an incredibly important part of of the U of M Hospital System. My nephew has been coming…read morehere for 29 some years. (since he was 5). They are an integral state of the art cardiology center. They are the ones that after 15 years finally determined the rare genetic condition that he has. His Dr was Dr Dick for years but he retired and now we see Dr. Helms. Care quality is exceptional. This is a huge complex that can be overwhelming but the staff here is great! Very competent and professional but make you feel welcome. My nephew has had a cardiac defibrillator since he was 8 and has a pacer too. With the inception of his diagnosis he has been on the appropriate meds now and we are so thankful that his defibrillator hasn't had to function recently due to v-fib. If you can imagine as a child feeling like you're being kicked by a mule in your chest and finding yourself on the floor. We are forever grateful to this top notch place!!

Dr. F. Hussein is by far one of the nicest and most caring doctors I've had to deal with. Had…read moremedical problems for several years now and he is one of the first of many doctors I've seen that seemed to genuinely care. The office staff is super friendly, which is always a plus. Office is clean, spacious with lots of parking.