I would not recommend this provider. I found this provider online and went for my first patient…read morevisit back in April 2025. For my first appointment, I asked to decline specific asthma testing but had to do the testing due to the requirement of the doctor and being a new patient. Also, with having my asthma under control for several years, I still have to go to an allergy specialist once a year to get medicine refilled. Dr. Judge requires you as a patient to come in every 6 months for an appointment and a breathing test even though my asthma is under control and nothing has changed in the past 10 years as an adult. I asked to meet once a year due to financial impact and having a HDHP and was denied this option. Therefore I will be looking for a new provider. Very sad that some doctors won't allow you to be seen once a year, especially if you cannot financial afford to go multiple times a year and do not have any changes to your current asthma situation.

We've been traveling quite far to our oldest child's allergist for years now. We decided we needed…read moreto find one closer to home and are really glad we gave Dr. Judge a try. He was thorough, took the time to explain allergies and treatments and was very gentle with our 3 year old who was tested for gazillions of things. The ONLY downside would be if we needed to go regularly and they aren't open M-F at this location. Other than that, GREAT place!

***Dishonest and Unprofessional*** From my first call, the…read moremedical assistant was dismissive and unhelpful. I was told my CPAP order was sent on 8/7, but when I followed up on 8/13, she snapped at me and claimed they had "two weeks to order it." The supplier confirmed the order was never sent. If I hadn't called, I'd still be waiting. This is unacceptable patient care.

I went for a lung function test including a 6 minute walk study. First it was difficult for me to…read morewalk 6 minute because of intense pain in my legs and even though I was "allowed" to stop for a few seconds I was told to keep going. After the walk test was done I was told that I didn't need oxygen any more. Not at home or anywhere. (Only to be told later by a different doctor and nurses that I should be on home oxygen until at least after after a surgical procedure. The second test was in a kind of small chamber where the next breathing tests were done. I immediately informed the technician that I am extremely claustrophobic and she said "Everyone else can do it, so you can too. It seemed hardly anything I said mattered. So I pushed through and finished the first test, ending in severe distress and breathlessness. What really made me feel terrible and belittled was something the woman said "Ok, let's try again but stop with all the faces" referring to my facial reactions when I just couldn't breathe out more air into the machine and started coughing pretty bad. That made me feel like a child, or worse, that I was pretending not to be able to do the exercises. And the constant "I have done this for a long time and everyone else do this, so you can do it too." I'm sorry, but that was probably one of the most uncomfortable I felt with medical staff. I will give WakeMed 5 stars across the board because they saved my life and they actually listened. Every single doctor, nurse or imaging technician has treated me with nothing but kindness and respect at every appointment I have. But this was not the case here. (At least in how I personally have felt throughout the appointment.

I had a referral and this place is absolutely the worst. At first I had a Dr. Santos who had me do…read morea home sleep study in which I did and was told I had to do another one for the CPAP machine; I guess to get the right pressure. After not hearing anything for about 3 months, I got a call from another Dr. who stated he was taking over for Dr. Santos. I was told I did not have to do another sleep study for the CPap machine, that he does things different than Dr. Santos and I would be getting one in the mail. This has been over 6 months and I still am waiting to hear from someone. If you want to be informed, and know what's going on do not go here. They do not communicate very well and seems to be a waste of time. I don't understand how professional business operate like this. They should be ashamed. And there is no way to get in contact, the message is outdated with no way to reach a live person.

Dr. Komada has been her cardiologist for more than six years and knows both her and my father, who…read moreis also his patient, well. My mom was discharged from the ICU yesterday and required home oxygen, which was set up by the hospital. The medical supply company sent a large, heavy plug in unit which doesn't reach the bathroom, making it necessary for her to unplug the unit, which turns off when unplugged, and drag it to the bathroom. Without the benefit of oxygen, that exertion causes her extreme shortness of breath and chest pain. Furthermore, without supplemental oxygen her oxygen saturation drops into the low 80s, which I attempted to explain to Dr. Komada. I called to request that he change the order to a portable unit, which entails filling out a simple form and faxing it to the medical supply company. Apparently Dr. Komada can't be bothered to help his patient despite being on call for the group. He danced around the issue and passed the buck back to the ICU doctor explaining that he didn't write the order so he it isn't his responsibility and he wasn't going to change it. Any physician too lazy or too self-important to do the bare minimum to help a well-established patient, is essentially worthless and I would warn you to consider this review when seeking care from Dr. Komada. My only option now to ask the ICU doctor working today- who has no knowledge of my mother as he has never met her- to help get the oxygen she needs. Furthermore, Duke Triangle Heart Associates supposedly cleared my mother for the thoracic surgery during which she suffered a cardiac emergency requiring emergent cardioversion (they had to shock her twice) on the operating room table. Knowing she is elderly, has obstructive sleep apnea, obesity, COPD and ischemic heart disease- all risk factors for atrial fibrillation- in the presence of worsening shortness of breath that cannot be explained by her pulmonologist, failed to conduct due diligence to assess her for atrial fibrillation prior to clearing her for cardiothoracic surgery, putting her in peril as she underwent anesthesia. Dr. Komada was impatient with me on the phone, cutting me off as I explained the need for a portable oxygen tank, essentially implying that it wasn't his problem and trying to pass the buck to 1. her family doctor (with whom I had already spoken), 2. the medical supply company (whom I had already spoken with to facilitate the process) and 3. the ICU. He even tried to suggest that the medical supply company wouldn't deliver on a Saturday which I had already confirmed would, in fact, make the delivery as soon as the order is changed, and could have it here within hours. My mom's oxygen levels drop to the low 80's each time she has to walk to the bathroom without her oxygen, placing her in grave cardiac peril, which he had no concern about despite her having severe ischemic heart disease. Frankly I'm disgusted by his laissez faire attitude, rudeness and complete lack of concern for his patients. Think twice before using Duke Triangle Heart Associates for your cardiology needs. Thank you for taking the time to read my review.

Came in for a stress test. Was treated with respect and courtesy. This would not be my favorite…read moreplace to visit, but considering the circumstances, this is where I would want to be. I felt as though I would be in good professional care in the event I might need immediate medical attention.