After moving to Columbia, I needed to resume care with a cardiologist and found Dr Khoury. I had been seeing cardiologists for years and no one was as concerned or as thorough as Dr Khoury. He uncovered an issue that was the cause of the symptoms that I had for years! My carotids were 80% blocked on both sides. No other Dr had thought to check that!! I thank God for Dr Khoury. Not only was he thorough but he showed genuine care about me as a person. He talked and listened to me to the extent that I felt valued as a patient. My concerns mattered to him! His staff was also kind and considerate. Overall I had a great experience with him. Unfortunately, He has retired and I have yet to find a replacement of his caliber! read more

He seems knowledgeable, but on just one visit, here's what they messed up: 1. He seemed to feel it was essential I see a hematologist. They were to set that up. My next appt. with Khoury was set five-six weeks later to give that time to happen. However, they forgot to handle that, and no hematology consult was scheduled. I called a week before the second appt. with Khoury and pointed this out, and they had records on all this, but could not explain why they dropped the ball. 2. He wanted me on Crestor, after I told him I'd had trouble with Pravastatin. I get to the pharmacy not 90 minutes later, and they called in Pravastatin anyhow. Had to get that corrected. 3. He wanted to run a monitor. That also got missed and not set up. Again, I did call a week before the second appt. and pointed this out as well, and suddenly they wanted me to run all over town to get the bloodwork done (and in their desperation to keep that next appt. on track they completely forgot it had to be done after fasting; I had to correct them on that as well) and get a monitor, and suddenly a hematologist apparently was not need after all, but the most important thing seemed to be getting me to keep the appointment next week. I've lost all confidence in this practice: wrong meds, missed consult, dropped the ball on the monitor he seemed to think was essential. Guess I'm looking for a new doctor. All I got was sorry sorry sorry and "no one's perfect." No, no one is. But grown-ups learn how to handle mistakes. Frankly, I'd be concerned for any patient not educated enough and experienced enough with cardiologists to be on the lookout for rookie errors. read more

Dr. Leon Khoury is a great cardiologist, he's very straight forward, caring, and honest. He doesn't beat around the bush. He takes his patients seriously. When I received stents he gave me his personal cell number in case I had any issues. They don't come any better. read more

My dad went there twice and their actual service was good. The problem came with the billing. They sent multiples of the same bills, and even sent bills with incorrect balances after previous bills. Despite paying every bill immediately, they still think we owe them money even though we have spoken with them several times. I am an accountant and have even had my work friends look over it to make sure I'm not missing anything. We have shown them receipts but they refuse to change any of their bills. We have even had the bank speak with them as they have receipts of the checks that were sent as well. Still nothing resolved. Awful dumb to still be harassing us for months over a missing $20, even though all receipts on our side show that we have paid every bill in full. They should audit their controls of their accounting department, sounds like that's the problem. Hope you choose somewhere else. read more