Scheduling an appt. for testing before seeing a doctor or having surgery is a toxic experience... at Phoenix Heart. Totally incompetent staff ... weeks of delays and miss information is the norm.... you can die waiting read more

Dr. Sellberg has cared for multiple members of our family over the years -- including my mother, who had a cardiac catheterization with her today. I felt completely comfortable knowing she was performing the procedure. Her clinical expertise is exceptional, and her bedside manner is just as impressive. She has a rare ability to adjust her communication style to meet each patient's needs while maintaining clarity and compassion. We are grateful for the consistent, high-level care she provides. read more

I really wish I could share a positive experience about this office, but unfortunately, mine has been less than ideal. I had a sleep study scheduled, but the day before, they had to cancel because the technician was on vacation and hadn't submitted my order for the sleep study equipment. This pushed my appointment back by a week, and I also had to reschedule my follow-up, as the results wouldn't be ready in time. So, within a week, I had been rescheduled twice at the last minute. While I understand unexpected things happen, it seriously disrupted my work and personal plans. When I picked up the device on a Thursday, I mentioned to the representative that I likely wouldn't be able to return it by Friday. Yet, by 8 a.m. Monday, they were already calling, asking when I'd bring it back because the technician hadn't noted our conversation. I was then asked to return it as soon as possible because other patients needed it. It seems they overlooked how they inconvenienced me, but now I was expected to rush the device back to avoid impacting others. After returning the device, I've decided I won't be going back to this office. Oh and not to mention my very first visit I waited over an hr to see the Dr., that was a red flag. Sadly it doesn't seem as though Phoenix Heart values their patients time. read more

I believe I am getting good care at Phoenix Heart. Thorough testing. The staff is very nice and professional. Wait times are acceptable. I took one star off because of the condition of the waiting area. It's dirty. The chairs are tattered and grimy and gross. The rug is dirty. The walls need painting. Phoenix Heart -- do better. read more

Phoenix Heart - Waiting area - Cardiologists Near Me - Avondale, Arizona

I just wanted good healthcare not to be hounded for reviews that I first have to agree to the terms and condition of that platform. I think they should concentrate a little more on providing good healthcare instead of getting good reviews/clicks. The doctors that I have seen there seem to be OK but the check in process is ridiculous. When I am forced to fill out countless forms every time I go there, even though my name is still the same and believe it or not I still have the same birthday as well, did I mention my medical history has not changed. read more

Dr Sellberg is amazing ! She takes time & makes sure your medical needs are met! The office staff are the best !

I am a Patient of Dr. Parasher. I just Recently had a Treadmill Test Done. The Technician that did my Procedure Was Very Nice & Had a Great Attitude. I am not a Morning Person but I was So Surprised that he was so Happy & bright. I also Was Happy to see His Bright Happy Energy. Thank You Sincerely Monique Shepard. read more

Had appointment at 2:30, after waiting for 40 minutes and started seeing people being called who came way after me, I when to the front desk and was told it would anther 29 to 30 minutes, they asked if I wanted to reschedule, I said no will find another Doctor. read more

Dtr Khan and the office staff are great! They are friendly as well as professional!!!

Don't ever see DR Khan there because he has no time for his patience at all I have a horrible experience With him only saw him 5 minutes of my life when my insurance refer me to him all he did is nothing he is not a professional doctor at all my opinion read more

The Phoenix Heart Institute appears to be a "heart" meatmarket with very little time to build rapport with its patients. The experience my wife and I went through in the clinic on 7 Jan 2020 was one of the most humiliating episodes I have ever encountered in a doctor's office. We were greeted by the Nurse from Hell, a poor excuse for a health practitioner...no empathy, no compassion, arrogant, dismissive, and lacking in authenticity. Moreover, after her cell phone rang for the 5th time I gave her a stare that suggested she turn it off. She complied. No excuse for the nurse to be all over the place when the patient is attempting to build a dialogue about his case. The nurse initially could not locate my transferred hospital records, so how did she or the cardiologist have time to review it thoroughly? The Receptionist could not get my insurance or email address correct after 2 times during the intake process. Nor did she contact me before an appointment to let me know if my Part B insurance would cover the Nuclear MPI test or not, so I had to cancel. The PAs wired up the ECG incorrectly and had to take two readings. When the cardiologist breezed in, we had less than 4 min. to speak with him before he indicated that he had another patient to meet with--the standard is pretty low. Does he tell all the patients that he is so busy and must go on to the next patient? What a meat market. I was not impressed how he brushed off my inquiry about side effects of beta blockers. Like I am supposed to trust him totally even though we have no patient-doctor relationship. The lack of knowledge of non-pharmaceuticals, such as Hawthorne Berry, antioxidants like Pomegranate Juice, or even CoQ10 gives me pause for concern. His and his nurse's focus was too narrow. I research everything that goes into my body. The possible side effects of Carvedilol were significant and stopped me in my tracks. Since my insurance is high deductible, I am basically paying the first $6,000 this new year for interaction with a cardiologist before Part B kicks in. I will locate another cardiologist with whom I can feel a patient-doctor relationship is appreciated and nurtured. How did the PH Institute ever receive awards (Best in AZ Businesses) for so many years. read more

Dr. Singh and Dr. Gomez are not just Physicians. They are truly compassionate healers. I had never had a serious health issue before and it was very overwhelming for my wife and I when I was diagnosed with extreme AFib and heart failure. They clearly explained everything to us and were very compassionate when dealing with our fears and concerns. I am currently in good health due to their treatment and care. You could not be in better hands with Phoenix Heart and we would have given them 10 stars if they would have let us. read more