How do they stay in business if they don't answer incoming phone calls. I'm a new patient and have…read morebeen trying to call them for an appointment for nearly 3 weeks. I leave them voice messages but they never call me back.

I loved this place and Dr Patel is one of the most knowledgeable doctors i've ever gone to. He has…read morea great bedside manner and listens to his patients. I would highly recommend this practice and this doctor

I've been seeing Dr. Ismail for two years. Pretty good service here. The staff is nice and they…read morehave on site ultrasound machine, machines, and EKG.

The doctors here are ok. However, the front office policy is frustrating--if you're 5 minutes late,…read moreyou're forced to reschedule three months out! Meanwhile, they routinely schedule 5 people into the same time slot, they then run behind, and I've had to wait at least 30 minutes past my appointment time. It feels like there's a double standard when it comes to respecting patients' time.

This practice has been my cardiologists for several years first with Dr, K Narala and now Dr…read more Choji, great patient communication and both very professional. All the staff are excellent, I have had exceptional care from Nina. Highly Recommended.

Be prepared to wait. Appointment time means nothing. Don't be surprised if your appointment is for…read more11am and you have not been seen by 4pm. Nobody, including the doctor, seems to care you wasted your whole day there. Nobody apologizes or even acknowledges the situation. Then, you will be rushed in his office. Wait 4 - 5 after EXTRA HOURS from your scheduled time for a 4 - 5 MINUTES consultation.

"To give someone a piece of your heart is worth more than all the wealth in the world."…read more Unfortunately, we are born with one heart. Thump, thump, thump as it pumps blood through your body. Now and again we need a heart check up so that blockages don't happen. On a recent heart scan my primary doctor found an artifact. I have used other locations with this practice, but this time around I'm a new patient. It's not just the heart valve that needs a check it's the blood flow between the veins as it returns back to the heart. It's truly intriguing how life tends to go in an individuals favor. Let me explain. As a patient this time around, my complaint is with veins and perhaps a blockage somewhere. The doctor that I was referred to is a vein specialist. Go figure on those odds. They are going to run lots of tests to determine what the issue is. My chief complaint is pain in the lower limbs which co insides with blood flow through the body and it not producing enough oxygen to get it where it needs to be. Failure is not an option. The specialists here specifically focus on the heart and vein system return. You are in great hands putting your trust in their hands. Let life pump through your veins as love flows back to your heart and all around your body and soul.

This is a chain of "heart" clinics in the Las Vegas area that appear to have a rolodex of rogue…read moredoctors available to charge you and your insurance as much money as they can get out of you. I was referred to one doctor, yet I received bills from 4 doctors. I was quoted a price and billed quadruple the price. I was told after all this that everything is fine, yet I'm not sure I believe it as they seem to only be interested in the bottom line. I was referred to Nevada Heart & Vascular by my regular doctor. I received a quote for services that were under $350, which I agreed to because I had the funds in my FSA to cover the costs. Apparently their quote didn't include much of anything as the final bill was over $1,900. Despite the shocking bill, which I received in December of 2024 for services rendered in November, I promptly paid it. I was shocked when I received an additional bill in April 2025, saying I owed more money and I had 7 days to pay or they would send me to collections. I followed up with their billing department and my insurance and my understanding is that they resubmitted for more money 4 months after my visit AND after everything had already been paid in full. Apparently, this practice didn't make enough in 2024 and decided to go back and re-bill patients 4 months later in an attempt to get more money. How this is NOT fraud, I don't understand. I would stay away from Nevada Heart & Vascular. Repeated attempts to get anyone to return a phone call from his office have not been successful.

This place is great they respond fast and are prompt with testing and results. Plenty of parking…read moreand seating friendly staff. No billing issues. Been going here about two years.

I was referred to Advanced Heart Care last month and it took a few weeks to get an appointment in…read more However, it was worth the wait. They have a handful of other locations, all of them with similar wait times for appointments; being in Henderson, this was one of the closer locations to me. If you're a new patient, you'll want to arrive 30 minutes early to fill out the paperwork. It will maybe be confusing when you first arrive since Advanced Heart Care shares a building with Siena Cardiology. Just make sure you are going into Ste. 120 (2641 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy). The waiting area is pretty nice with comfortable seating, magazines, and a TV. The receptionist was friendly and got me checked in really quickly. The wait was a tad long, but not by too much. I think I waited an extra 15-25 minutes to be brought back and to have the nurse do triage/vitals check and my EKG. Then we waited about 10-15 more minutes for the doctor in the patient room. It's a small room, so I had to be extra mindful of keeping my toddler contained to a small space while we waited, but he was fine. Dr. Ismail was a breath of fresh air and smart. He was able to look at my charts and details quickly and easily and point out what other practitioners have been missing and what I've been suspecting for years... and I didn't even have to advocate for myself at all or feel like I had to explain anything. He was just so knowledgeable and knew exactly what would be the best next steps for my treatment, and he also explained everything to me without wasting my time. I finally feel like I'm getting the help I need after years of practitioners/doctors forcing the same ineffective treatment over and over again that has proved to fail time and time again. The medical profession needs more knowledgeable practitioners like Dr. Ismail! Be aware that he may come off to some people as a bit curt and straight to the point, however he is not rude. He doesn't waste time during the appointment and is focused on diagnosis, explanation, and next steps without the fluff, and I prefer that over time-wasting "care" that goes nowhere.

I will be honest, the first couple of times I was a little annoyed by the wait. But after a few…read morevisits, I realized exactly why it happens. Dr. Parilak truly takes time with each patient, and that is something you do not see very often anymore. When it is finally your turn, you do not feel rushed at all. He takes the time to explain what is going on, answers questions in plain language, and makes sure you actually understand your condition and the plan. He focuses on educating you, not just telling you what to do or handing you a prescription and moving on. I really appreciate that, because it makes you feel involved in your own care instead of just being processed through an appointment. He is confident in his answers, thoughtful in how he explains things, and very thorough. That confidence and clarity make it much easier to trust the decisions being made. I would much rather wait a little longer to see a doctor like this than see someone who rushes in, rushes out, and leaves you unsure about what is really going on. Overall, Dr. Parilak is exactly the kind of cardiologist you want if you value thoughtful care, clear explanations, and a doctor who actually takes the time to get it right.

Love the staff. The doctor, not so much. This is from about 18 months ago…read more He took my EKG and announced I had a heart attack sometime in the past. I asked when but he didn't know. So I went though a battery of tests which showed absolutely no issues. I then asked why he would say I had a heart attack. The answer was "well, your heart could have repaired itself or it was so minor to not cause damage." When I asked him why the EKG would have shown a heart attack, he really had no answer. 4 doctors since then and none have stated I had a heart attack. His BS disagnosis has caused me to lose a primary care doctor when I objected to the heart attack garbage in my records. Stay away from this guy. I don't think he's a quality doctor.

This was my first time here. The office is easy to find & lucky me very close to home. This was…read morealso my first time seeing a Cardiologist. I went to see Dr. Ivey, one that an ER MD that I work with highly recommended. I found it a little odd when I first walked into the office to find the check-out desk right there & the check-in desk on the opposite end. It makes sense on your way out from seeing the MD but not on arrival to the office. I was greeted right away & when I was told to go to the other end to check in a lady next to this person offered to get me checked in. What was her name you ask???? That's a good question & I have NO idea. No one there was wearing a name tag nor did she introduce herself to me.....hum! She was very nice & got me checked in right away. I found it amazing that the office was busy there was hardly anyone in there. I arrived about 10 minutes early for my appointment & found a nice cushioned chair (like one you may have @ home) to sit in. They also had your other standard doctor office chairs. Next thing I know the waiting room fills up with people waiting to been seen. Now HPN seems to be a big practice with several MD's. I wasn't surprised to be called back about 15 minutes after my scheduled appointment as most doctors are always running behind schedule. A lady called for me to come back. What was her name you ask?? Hum! Once again I enquire another office staff member who has no name tag on nor bothers to introduce herself to me. Nor do I know if she was a nurse or medical assistant or what her title was?????? She def. had no sense of humor when we went into the office to tell me how she had a scale in there. I was cracking a joke saying "Oh I'm soooo sorry to hear that!" She replies well it's better then going out there to the other one. So I had to explain I was implying about being weighed, still then she didn't think it was funny. She did an EKG on me, took my blood pressure got some info. from me & talked very highly of Dr. Ivey & she then left the room while I waited for Dr. Ivey who didn't take very long to enter the room after the other girl left. Gotta say being a nurse in the medical field & dealing with many doctors I was very impressed with Dr. Ivey. She listened to me, never made me feel rushed told me the plan of care, what she wanted to do & what I needed to do. She was very professional & knowledgeable. I would give her 5 stars. I rated HPN 4 stars due to the staff members & the check-in & check-out desks. I highly recommend Dr. Ivey if you need a trust worthily, smart, professional Cardiologist. I will be seeing her again & will highly recommend her to others when needed. A downfall I found is I need a heart monitor to borrow for a month to wear & wasn't able to get one on the day of my appointment & I have to wait till the first week of Oct. to get one. It's too bad they can't increase the amount of monitors they carry if they are that popular. I'm just hoping when I go back to get one with instructions that I'm not going to be charged another office visit fee & have to wait long. I spent 1 hour & 15 minutes in the office for my 1st appointment. Another downfall is I need a 2-D Echo (Ultrasound of the heart) & it is done in the office but I can't get back in until the 2nd week of November....YIKES!! Long waiting times............. I liked the fact that Dr Ivey inquired on who my PMD is & told me she would be faxing over a dictation of our appointment to him. :-)

I made an appointment over the phone but when I went to their office, I was told that my name was…read morenot listed. This happened twice. Another incident, my doctor ordered a test and I called twice and the ladies that answered the phone told me that someone will call me. It's been a week and no phone call. So, I went to the office and showed the doctor's order, still they ignored it and told me that the order is not in their system. The doctors are good but the staffs are very unprofessional.

Update 7-21-25 My BP is on the average 120/80 which is where…read moreit's been all my life and I am still standing and dropping even lower on some days, so why would this office want to triple the RX dose of the BP RX? The quality of care is questionable. They had a MA call rather than the doctor discussing lifestyle changes. The type of care at this medical farm is not professional.

Dr. Cornel, to put it simply, is top shelf. His professionalism, upper-tier knowledge, and…read moreattentiveness made me fee very comfortable. My consultation and medical record reviews were very well addressed and unhurried. He answered all of my questions/concern very thoroughly and with genuine caring. Also, the staff at Prime Cardiology (Fort Apache) was courteous and professional as well.

This man saved my life. During an angiogram by another cardiologist I was told I had an 80%…read moreblockage in one of the smaller arteries in my heart, but it was too small for him to stent. He said it was no big deal. A few months later I had another heart attack. Thankfully Dr. Chu was the on call cardiologist. He was able to stent the artery. After he did he found two additional blockages past the first one. Now I have six stents and a great cardiologist.

Dr. Hamza came across as very attentive and courteous during our first meeting. Did not rush…read more However, the follow-up was awful. No returned phone calls, protracted appointment times, delayed filling of medications, and grumpy front office staff. Note: She has just sent a letter notifying patients she is moving to concierge medicine. You will now have to pay an extra out-of-pocket $2,600 annually to get into her office. Good luck.

She is just the best! I enrolled on her new Concierge practice because I would not consider going…read moreto anyone else.