Fantastic staff with their health care... no one ehould be disappointed to see two from one of…read morebeet tip vascular specialists from Miami beqch Florida... both are great looking doctors with their kindness, hard working, care for patients ... (dr Gregory Mic MD & Dr Stephen ungler). They both got five stars for their highest presence and open widely door for any health insurances.... of course, I will always come see any of them whenever I needed for once in a year by follow up check... ;)

I'm a senior citizen who underwent bypass surgery last year. The cardiologist who first examined…read moreme and recommended the surgery was DR. KEVIN COY at Miami International Cardiology Consultants in Miami, Florida. He has also conducted periodic follow-up visits to ensure I'm doing OK after my surgery. I can unequivocally state that Dr. Coy is DEFINITELY a doctor who puts the well being of his patients above all else. If you or anybody you know needs a patient-dedicated cardiologist, Dr. Coy is your man!! Al Feuer, Miami, Florida

I am extremely disappointed with the way Miami International Cardiology Consultants handled the…read moredeparture of my cardiologist. I had a standing six-month follow-up appointment that had been scheduled well in advance. In the days leading up to my appointment, I received multiple text messages and emails reminding me to confirm and attend. At no point did anyone from the practice notify me that my cardiologist was no longer practicing at this location. After taking time out of my day and arriving for my appointment, I was casually informed that my cardiologist had left the practice, handed her new office information, and told she would not even be seeing patients there until September 1. This information should have been communicated to every affected patient long before they arrived for their scheduled appointments. To be clear, this review is not a criticism of my cardiologist. I do not believe it was her responsibility to notify every patient individually. That responsibility belongs to the practice that continued sending appointment confirmations while knowing the physician was no longer there. This demonstrates a serious breakdown in communication and a lack of respect for patients' time. Patients arrange work schedules, transportation, and in many cases fasting, medication adjustments, or caregiver assistance for these appointments. To allow someone to show up without any advance notice is simply unacceptable. I expect far better from a medical practice entrusted with patients' cardiovascular care. Until Miami International Cardiology Consultants improves its communication and administrative professionalism, prospective patients should be aware that they may not receive timely or accurate information regarding their appointments.

I've made an appointment via phone, but when I came to the clinic I wasn't allowed to see a doctor…read morebecause they couldn't find my appointment. I was very disappointed because I was ill and didn't know what to do. This is highly unprofessional.

I went for the first time a few weeks ago. I arrived 10 minutes early to get the 'paperwork' done…read moreso I wouldn't have to wait long. Well, I ended up waiting 1.5 hours for them to call me in. They ended up taking some blood, and gave me a card to return on a certain date for results (didn't ask me what date and time was good for me). I showed up at the time scheduled, and the receptionist stated there were 4 people ahead of me. Based on the pace of my previous visit, I knew it was going to be another 1.5 hours, so I kindly put the sign in clipboard down and I said 'no thanks' and left. They can not schedule appts. properly, so if you value your time, this is not the place to go. The doctor is friendly, but I just don't have that kind of time to wait. I won't be going back. I'll find a doctor that values my time.