Dr. Doherty is an excellent Doctor. Very knowledgeable and friendly. I recommend him to anyone one…read morethat needs a cardiologist. HE IS THE BEST!! His staff are super friendly!

Neil Doherty was very rude to my mother who has severe high blood pressure. He told her she was…read moremaking up a condition just for attention. If you have high blood pressure do not go to him.

1000000 thank you to dr zahida Bhutto finally she find why im struggling and can not sleep cause of…read moremy mitral valve leak she wrote medicine starting 1 one im sleeping like babe , I highly recommend dr Bhutto zahida to all my Freinds and family

I started going to Dr Bhutto in 2020 on a recommendation from a patient of hers already. He spoke…read morehighly of her as he had received successful open heart surgery. I felt very comfortable with Dr Bhutto and am extremely happy to have her as my regular Cardiologist. She has always been caring and helpful with my heart care. Also I have not had any problems with anyone else in the office while taking my vitals or performing EKGs, Echos or stress tests. I love Dr. Bhutto's office!

Your office doesnt even deserve one star, Dr. Miller!…read more Espie is a huge biotch! The reviews Ive read speak of her only I didnt believe. Condescending and aggressive pitbull!!!!!! Im at the point of calling OSHA and a lawyer for what she did. This is all because my medical card doesnt say Regal YET, the card is on its way. Im still covered, even insurance company was baffled. Yup, filed a complaint with them too! Im not scared of you Espie! You're not going to intimidate me! And someone better call me to fix this!

The staff at this office is abusive to patients, unprofessional and flat out rude. I feel sorry…read morefor Dr. Miller--he was nice and all, but should reconsider who he has representing him in the front office. I don't care how old or hard of a hearing a patient is-you should always treat them with respect. I will never go back to this office.

Went here a few years ago and while I was waiting to be see the doctor, he comes out with another…read morepatient telling racist jokes. Very unprofessional.

I had a heart event one morning when driving to work, I thought I could tough it out and thought…read morethat whatever it was would pass. It's a good thing I went to the ER because I was having an A-fib event. It ended up correcting itself while I was in the ER but I was told I needed to follow up with a Cardiologist. My boss at my work referred Dr. Doherty and I'm glad he did. Dr. Doherty is a very intelligent and thorough Cardiologist. He went to Harvard Med and worked at Cedars Sinai, and that should be all the credentials you'll need in choosing him. I haven't had any issues since I have become a patient of his and I feel like I'm in good hands in case something does happen.

Excellent doctor, very mature ready to retire. Only issue is front desk, no follow up for…read moreappointments, want to talk to doctor need a teleconference just to ask a question. He is very professional and care for his patients and look a way to contact directly with any referrals given in case they don't want to attend you. He really save my father's life where no other cardiologist wanted to take care of him.

The doctor here is very kind, professional, and caring. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said…read moreabout the office manager. She is extremely rude and disrespectful, not only to the staff but also to patients. While I was in the waiting room, I witnessed her yelling at employees in front of everyone. The office appeared very understaffed, and she was berating the few employees there, demanding they handle everything at once. On top of that, I saw her yelling at patients both in person and over the phone, speaking to them as if they were incompetent. I had an appointment but still ended up waiting almost 2 hours before being seen. The entire time, the office manager's behavior made the environment uncomfortable, unprofessional, and stressful for both patients and staff. It's disappointing because the doctor himself is excellent, but the toxic environment created by the office manager overshadows his care and makes the office very unwelcoming. Patients deserve to be treated with respect, and that is simply not happening here

I saw Dr. Shah, after seeing no less than a half dozen other doctors over the years, for…read moreHypothyroidism. After COVID my thyroid gland went nuts - I experienced a lot "more" .. hair loss, insomnia, fatigue, muscle weakness and loss, extreme sensitivity to cold, numbness in a few fingers and toes, a hoarse voice, anxiety, no libido, and excessively dry skin, to name a few issues. Doctor Shah spent 1.5 hours with me on my first office visit, treated me as an individual (not an age), and listened attentively to the pain, suffering, and frustration I was going thru. He reviewed all the medical records I brought with me, and requested a panel of other lab work, along with a couple thyroid tests I never heard of before. Nine months later almost to the day, I am sleeping better, I awake each morning lighter and happier, my hair loss has stopped, I am back at the gym able to workout, and my hoarse voice is gone. Since the first visit, I have had 2 additional teledoc calls with Dr. Shah. He always ends by saying: "Don't hesitate to call me - on my cell - if you have any questions or concerns." What doctor do you know who cares about you as a "individual and not a number," gets you the results you are seeking, and provides you direct contact, anytime, via his private line..?!

I came to dr Shah for a growth I have on my right thyroid. My primary doctor recommended surgery…read morewhich is a route i did not want to go if it could be avoided. he assured me we would find other solutions. I paid over $500 for appointments, all for Dr Shah to not finish my phone consultation. We got interrupted and he said he would call back. He had his receptionist call me about a payment needed and then when she mentioned his notes they were things he did not tell me. I mentioned how paying for an open ended consultation wasn't okay, she told me that it was open ended on my end because "it sounds like i want to have the surgery". But mind you I came to him telling him i didn't want to have the surgery. I don't mind paying for results, but not for an open ended consultation with no solutions.

WOW! Insurance respond so quickly of STAT request for test. And Rocio called to booked me the next…read moreday Friday. So happy to hear cause the Technician just does these test only on Friday & Monday. Was fitted in today so I came back, was warn a little wait cause being fitted into his scheduled, didn't mine. Greeted by SWEET Rocio medical staff as soon I arrived. Informed me someone canceled so able to be seen by Zhang technician right away once I checked in was called already. Given very professional care with test by Zhang Technician. Then had to wait for other test, was very busy waited awhile since it was Dr. Tye doing the test. Did not mine waiting for him. Rocio gotten me ready for my test. Dr. Tye came in joke around to keep me calm like his friendly self. Then when completed Brian came in to get all the information from Dr.Tye. WOW! Again Exceptional TEAMWORK & T.L.C. Brian sent to both my Primary Care doctor & for my Surgeon for June 5th surgery that Dr. Tye given a go ahead OK! Thank you again Dr.Tye, Brian & Rocio:)

I asked my primary medical doctor during my annual physical to request a Coronary Artery Calcium…read morescan. He referred me to Dr. Tye to get him to request it. First appointment is a month out. Sure, I take it. Get to the office, fill out all of the history paperwork and then wait. Brought into the treatment room, wait another 50 minutes. Now before I share what my experience was, here is a bit of background of the type of patient I am. With me, I brought 5 years of blood test result that related to metabolic health including NMR cholesterol testing, Blood Glucose and Insulin readings, and basically anything that could be used to monitor cardiac health. Now, to make it easy for the doctor, all of this was on an excel spreadsheet accompanied by all of the tests that could be used to verify. Now to the appointment. Dr Tye walks in, walks right past me, never even greeted me, walks over to a paper and starts asking me all of the questions that I had already filled out in the waiting room. Asks why I am here and I explain that I am requesting a CAC and that I am also looking for a cardiologist that I can work with to monitor my heart health. Before even looking at my spreadsheet, he states that , "You're Healthy". I show him my spreadsheet, which he looks at for less than 30 seconds and then states that he will not request the CAC because, "they are a waste of time and the only reasons that doctors request them is to make money" which I didn't even understand how that would work. So I asked him, "You are denying my request? No answer. He asks me to sit on the exam table, pulls up the back of my shirt and then just walks out. I sat there for 7 minutes and decided I had enough. Walked out. Complete waste of time. CAC scores are recommended to diagnose the level of damage done earlier in life (I am 61). Without that as a baseline, you have no idea of where you stand and no reference to whether or not things are getting worse. I have spent hundreds of hours studying metabolic health and cholesterol and have a "fairly good handle" on it. Now remember, I am probably not the average patient, in that I order all of my own blood tests and watch them like a hawk. I presented him with all of the evidence that a CAC would be warranted, (which he neglected to spend time looking at) and then just basically walked out of the room with no explanation as to where he was going. Side note: The office did call me four times after I left, once leaving a message that the doctor wasn't done and went to get some documentation which I assume related to his denying my request for a CAC. Overall, don't waste your time, as he is obviously one of those Statin prescribing doctors that does not treat root cause, ie metabolic dysfunction. In addition to zero personality and a complete disregard for obviously the type of patient I was presenting as, do not waste your time here. He was wrong in his assessment of the importance of the CAC score as evidenced by multiple heart surgeons, (all of whom recommend the scan) and Phd's in the field of metabolic health. I say this strongly as someone, who again, has spent countless hours reading and watching interviews with doctors and surgeons. If I could give less than a zero, I would.

DR. Bitar and his staff are all amazing. My father has been with seen by Dr Bitar since March of…read more2021 and his heart health has improved drastically. Very thankful for Dr. Bitar, Dr Duggirala and all the staff.

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