Dr. Rivera has been my cardiologist for 10 years. He is a good listener. He takes time to answer my…read morequestions. His credentials are excellent. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Rivera's care and also the excellent service at Legacy Heart Center.

So finally saw doctor - took 1.15 hours to actually see him from our "appointment" time…read more Dr. Santos was VERY nice, and did ask health and non health related questions. Overall my rating was down the middle...hopefully next visit won't be as big of an epic failure from a wait time.

Dr Santos is fantastic as far as Drs go but the practice under BSW has really slipped. You can't…read moreget anyone in the office on the phone and go to an answering service. They don't ever get back to you. They say to use the portal for communication yet no one answers the emails in the portal. If it were not for Dr Santos and my history with him I'd leave this practice. If you force people to use the portal then you darn well better have the staff to return emails in 48 hours. I've never seen a DR office that won't accept patient calls except for appts and pharmacies or other Drs. Pathetic.

Never have I wrote a review on a Dr. or their staff; but I could not let this one go. Dr. Kaplan,…read morewho was the Dr. there prior and his staff and entire office were amazing. I would not recommend the replacement Dr. nor the NP Laura. My visit with Laura was bizarre as she was aloof, appeared to care less about my concerns. Left that office feeling discouraged and was a total waste of my time and still feeling a bit unsure of my health concerns. I think back to 22 years ago when my Dad needed a cardiologist; and a friend referred Dr. Kaplan. Best decision ever made. Kind, concerned and took time to answer our questions. He then ended up being my Dr. as well. All that said, be very careful here. Both Dr. and NP couldn't hold a candle to prior Dr. I will not be returning.

I went to see Dr. Greenburg about the ole ticker and having a procedure done. He was very nice,…read morevery direct, and seemed very confident and wise about the issues and the procedure. The staff her was super friendly, tho the office seemed as tho it was just a skeleton crew. There is a lot of office that is empty and only a few folks inside the interior workings of the office. This location is an hour drive for us, but we wanted the best and this is where we were sent. He does have another office in Arlington that's closer, but needing the first available it required a drive to this Denton location. Place was clean, very quiet. Only glitch that we experienced was that the network was down and they couldn't take copayments at the time, we had to get billed.

Dr. Wahid is my family cardiologist. Met him through a cardiac event while at Baylor in McKinney…read more Dr. Wahid is the real deal. He got right to the issue and explained what was going on. Excellent bedside manner. Highly intelligent, skilled and caring. Great sense of urgency. I'm grateful to have him as a doctor.

Dr. Wahid has worked with our family for over four years. He continues to provide the highest…read morelevel of skill and cares deeply for all his patients. We have received excellent care from his staff and they always take good care of our entire family. Dr. Wahid explains procedures and care plans quite well and takes the time to listen and ensure everyone agrees and understands. We highly recommend Dr. Wahid.

I spent the entire year, being very concerned about my heart, because she kept having me come in…read morefor more tests. Would say things like, oh this is not good, we need to run a different test. In all I went in about 12 times for different tests or followups. Never really got answers. The equipment in the office is faulty. Stress test didn't work, and when they took my blood pressure a couple of different times it was off the charts, one time it errored out, and caused bruises, but when they checked manually it was good. (I don't have high blood pressure), the tech said "oh do you have a blood clot in the other arm?" What? Insinuating that I had a blood clot and that is what caused the error. The office staff is probably the worst I have ever encountered. They can't answer questions, and will literally lie with excuses. When I finally found a new cardiologist, (only because I needed clearance for a hip surgery) he was shocked at the amount of testing that was done. The only meds I am on is one aspirin a day and she told me exercise and eat healthy. Racked up alot of bills, because it was so excessive the insurance quit covering it. She also charges to talk to you on the phone. And will charge twice in one day, if you use the at home heart monitor. I think the dr is very knowledgeable and if I had actually had a problem maybe she would have helped me. But the staff and faulty equipment make the experience awful.

I have no symptoms, but my PCP recommended I see a cardiologist because of family history. On my…read morefirst visit, an NP charged me a copay to tell me I would need three tests before I saw Dr. Farah. Complicated because they only do each test on certain days of the week (so stress tests only on Tuesdays, echo's only on Wednesdays, etc.). After the three tests, Dr. Farah didn't go over the results. She only told me there was an abnormality, and I needed two more tests. I was terrified. When the front office scheduled those tests for 6 weeks later, I wondered if I needed to go to the ER since I might die in the next 6 weeks from this abnormality. After those tests, Dr. Farah said "low risk" but recommended more tests. After the next test, I watched her write "mild" in her notes, but then she recommended a medication that would dramatically change my lifestyle (she also undersold the side effects as I later learned). I sought a second opinion. He said all of my results were what he'd expect for an average 50 year old who cycles a lot (he took the time to know that I bicycle 5,000-10,000 miles a year; she ignored that when I volunteered the information). I will never go back to Dr. Farah. I wasted $500 in copays and a lot of my time.

The doctor herself appears to be knowledgeable and has a good bedside manor. That said, staffing is…read morenot so great. The phone is not answered, calls are not returned, follow-ups are not completed, promised text messages for appointment setting are not followed through. I have had to travel quite a bit around my appointments here and it has been impossible to get rescheduled and information confirmed. At this moment that I'm writing this review, I am supposed to be scheduled for a telehealth meeting with the doctor as I am not in town. I did not receive the promised link texted to me and I had to call a nurse who said she would have reception send it (reception did not answer the phone yet again). I have not received the link and my appointment was to start four minutes ago. I was put on the books for this appointment five weeks ago.

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I've been to see Dr. Paturu twice now and I'm extremely impressed with him and his staff!…read more The office is spacious and immaculate. The staff is warm, friendly and helpful. Dr. Paturu is one of the nicest physicians I've ever met. He takes the time to really listen to my concerns and then carefully explains everything to me. In fact, I had a question days after my first visit and called his office. Not only did I receive a prompt response, Dr. Paturu personally called me. How often does that happen? I would highly recommend Cardiology Consultants to anyone looking for a wonderful, caring cardiologist. I can't say enough great things about Dr. Paturu and his staff!

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I really like my doctor - Dr. Bowers. But it's a ridiculously bad experience trying to reach the…read moreoffice by phone. Just now I've been on the phone for more than 20 minutes in queue. Haven't spoken to a live person yet. When I pressed "0" for a callback, it reset me at the start of the queue rather than letting me enter a callback number. I live near downtown and could have driven to the office and walked up to the desk in less time. The front office issues really need to be fixed.

Dr. Eades is a Great doctor!! Got a referral from the nurse on site at job who recommended I go for…read moremy high heart rate, palpitations, and pain. Long story short this guys KNOWS his stuff as well as his nurse and they both TRULY take the time to ask about/listen to all your symptoms which is great for a hypochondriac like me ;p Going back for my stress test I've needed for at least a year now and have another follow up set after that so they're on they're stuff!! told them I wish they could be my primary doctors!!

This place is legit. Staff was so understanding and professional. Answered all questions and…read morecovered all the bases. If you are dealing with POTS this is the place to go! Don't suffer they have you covered.

If you are just looking to get test done, this can be a decent place. However, communication is…read morelacking, you have to be the one to figure out whether you not you need to fast that day. The students are not well trained (one man made me and 5 others nearly pass out from inserting an IV. He also leaked the radioactive tracer all over my arm from the failed IV during a test) they will change or cancel the test with little communication. After seeing them since April and having a follow up appointment with Dr Suleman on the books for nearly three months, he was late by two hours to the virtual appointment. Had to move around my whole day. And when I got the notification two hours later that he was ready to see me, he immediately jumped in to my diagnosis, not acknowledging how late it was. I brought it up. When I did he dismissed it saying "that's how things are here. I'll get in to it in a bit" he immediately started going after treatment plans with my diagnosis. I stopped him and was honest, saying I lost a lot of trust in him and his clinic due to the tardiness and lack of communication. I called 2 to 3 times while waiting and there was no communication of him being late. I briefly said how there was a lot of lack communication, unprofessionalism and other issues with the clinic that did not make me feel comfortable going forward. He did not ask for speficis or what caused that. Instead he went on a 30 minute rant to me where he said "POTS patients are some of the most difficult patients to work with. People don't even ant to work with them anymore. They constantly leave bad reviews and are high maintaince" implied we are the reason clinics get shut down due to 'bad reviews'. It was odd that he kept pointing out all the bad reviews. Because I never mentioned that. My personal issues were with how some of the staff clearly has no idea what they were doing. And only three of them ever told me the test we were doing that day. (ultrasound team is trained and great BTW) alongside him being two hours late. He basically told me this is how it is. Every pots clinic has the same bad reviews because they are overran. And I'm lucky I got in because not even UT is taking people (maybe yall should stop then) and how behind they are on phones. Which, I do not doubt one bit. But to have a 40 minute call and 30 minutes being told, to my face, that I am the problem. And the reason why clinics tank is due to how POTS patients are so difficult, and implying this is just the way clinics work, was insane to me. My family has a practice, a family friend has a 2 year wait at his own. So no, this is not how they are. There are things within your control. But to act like me being frustrated that you are two hours late to an appointment isn't valid and I should be lucky, is ridiculous. The whole conversation came off very misogynistic. I said probably 4 words in that whole entire 30 minute talk. Because it was better to keep my mouth shut. He boasted about the papers he wrote, how he was one of the best in the area and how he could be making so much more money but he was doing this instead. You have bad reviews not being POTS patients are difficult. But because you don't know how to run a clinic and admitted you don't do will with administrative stuff. Being told to my face that I'm difficult for bringing up valid concerns was wild. So yeah I don't doubt you guys are overran. But there are ways to fix it. I feel had for the few good staff that do work here.

Dr. Ramaciotti was the Pediatric Cardiologist on the PICU floor during my son's first days of life…read more He knew when it was time for emergency surgery. There was a great team at Children's that made decisions regarding my son's life, and I am forever grateful for that. He is patient, discerning, and wise; I could tell the medical students looked up to and respected him. We just chose Dr. Ramaciotti as our son's pediatric cardiologist, and I know that my son is in good hands.