On my first visit seeing Dr. Ariyo, he was very thorough with my…read morevisit. He made me feel comfortable and treated me well, I had to have some tests done, and my results were good. I'm being treated for high blood and his concern is amazing, I'm sure he will transition me into a healthy way of life, I recommend him he is great

My family is very happy with Dr. Ariyo's practice. He is a doctor who cares about you without…read moremaking you feel like you are a bother. He takes time to listen to you and attend to your complaints and concerns. He does not rush through. He gives you total care and I appreciate it. His staff are pleasant and welcoming always. You are sure to get a smile to make you relax. I will definitely recommend this practice anytime.

I called the office, left a message, and someone called back a couple of days later to set an…read moreappointment. Cool, i didnt think anything else of it. Fast forward to appointment. The office looks outdated on the outside and inside. This should have been a warning. Customer service is not something of value here. I had to wait over an hour and a half to be called to the back. Had to setup a follow up visit a couple of weeks later. I could never get anyone to answer the phone or return my call for 4 days. No one called me back until i missed the appointment I was calling to check on.

I took my dad to the cardiologist. Great service here they got us in and out. I think we were in…read moresuite 209. Friendly staff and you're not waiting in there all day. They seem really knowledgeable about their practice and I look forward to continue to work with them.

Dr. Issa has taken care of me and my siblings now for 18 years and not once have I been…read moredisappointed or dissatisfied with my care. From bronchitis, to flu shots, to now COVID tests, she and her team know how to get the job done. Everyone here has a kind heart and a willingness to help and I would recommend their services to anyone I meet.

Been taking my kids to Dr. ISSA for over 10 years now. She is thorough,kind, professional, and she…read moremakes us feel like family. I drive over an hour to see her since we relocated. She is the only doctor I will allow my kids to go to. Simply awesome!

This is a horrible doctor. No compassion for his patients. My grandfather suffers from heart…read morefailure and dementia. He was just released from ICU in March and I moved him into my home. I am establishing care with all new specialists in Dallas. My grandfather had a virtual appt. with Dr. Ashwani today. This was the first appt for my grandfather. Dr. Ashwani started off by being very rude to my grandfather because my grandfather couldn't remember his current health issues due to his dementia. I always assist my grandfather with his memory and I only minutes earlier confirmed with the doctor's MA that Dementia was in the grandfather's chart. Dr. Ashwani tells my grandfather, you should know this, it's your health. This comment embarrassed my grandfather. I also had to continue to repeat the fact that my grandfather was in ICU in South Carolina. Then he tell my grandfather not to drink water. I have never heard of a doctor telling a patient not to drink water. The hospital, primary care physician and Cardiologist wants him to urinate to keep the fluid off of his heart. My grandfather has a pacemaker and heart failure. He almost died 2 months ago because there was fluid collected on his heart and caused his heart to stop. I attempted to inform Dr. Ashwani of the reason why all of my grandfather's doctors are telling him to stay hydrated. Before I could give any info, the doctor cut me off to say, "he's on a water pill, what do you think a water pill does?" The fact isn't, my grandfather is not getting enough fluid out of his body hence the reason why he drinks water. This doctor is extremely rude. This was a very horrible experience. I want a doctor that cares about their patients. His therapy plan for my grandfather could mean life or death. I don't want someone that does care either way. This doctor also had the nerve to stop in the middle of my grandfather's visit just to have a long discussion with his MA about another patient while in front of the camera.