I've been seeing dr khoi le for years and hes always listens to what I have to say and gives me…read moregood advice .He takes his time to explain if you need to know i would recommend him to anyone.Great cardiologist.

Is very familiar with your medical history before he even meets the patient. he recommended several…read moremedical tests to see if I would be eligible for the Watchman device as he felt I needed to go off Xarelto. Idid get that device and glad for his advice. Office staff provides good support.

Staff front office and back office caring and empathetic…read more .clinically spot on .thanks again for the great medical care Major Mike Reisman Maj-Ret RN CS FNP

For those of you commenting about the staff from years ago. I used to work there back in the day…read moreand totally agree. We had a good team back in the early 2000s. I am now his patient and agree that the staff is definitely not what it used to be! I've tried getting in to see him and they just tell me to go to the emergency room SMH! They just don't care and don't have very much knowledge unfortunately, the heart is not to be messed with!

I don't have any other heart institutes to compare this too, but I have sat in many doctors'…read moreoffices. At first I pulled up to the other heart place. Don't make this mistake, just make a left at the first heart building, or read signs, that may help too. I walk in and I'm immediately greeted and they take my insurance and gather new patient information. The waiting area is pretty big, with a tv and a beautiful view of Fresno. I am called back to the office. I didn't see Dr. Borneo, I actually can't remember the doctor's name, but she was very kind and attentive. I appreciated that she asked a lot of questions about not only my medical history but specific symptoms I was experiencing. But my favorite part of the experience actually had nothing to do with the doctors office. It was an older gentlemen, sitting in the waiting room, playing Talking Angela on his phone very loudly without headphones. Watching him play the same game my 7 year old daughter plays made me smile.

I haven't even made an appointment yet, and I'm already having the worst experience with this…read morelocation.I need to see a cardiologist after being in the ER for my heart. I have A-fib, and both my primary care doctor and ER doctor said I need to see a cardiologist immediately.I found out that this location does not accept patients on a sliding-scale fee program while I'm in the process of getting coverage. The receptionist quoted me almost $200 just for the consultation. I explained that I couldn't afford that, and she replied, "Well, then we won't be able to see you. You have to pay before you can be seen."I asked if they could bill me so I could make payments, but that wasn't an option. So now I'm stuck trying to find a cardiologist who will see me and allow me to make payments later.I can't believe money seems to be more important than someone's heart condition.While I was in the ER, a couple of patients overheard me being referred to this location and shared some not-so-positive experiences about the staff and the doctors.One patient told me that a receptionist embarrassed her when her debit card wasn't working. According to the patient, the receptionist became frustrated and raised her voice, saying, "Your card is declining. Can you use one of the other cards in your wallet?"I couldn't believe it when she told me that. In the end, the patient realized she had locked her debit card and didn't remember doing so until the conversation took place. However, because of the delay, she had to leave and reschedule her appointment. She was considered late, and they would no longer see her because the doctor does not accept patients who arrive late.Can anyone recommend a cardiologist who actually has a heart and isn't just in it for the money?Please let me know. I'm actively looking for recommendations. Note: I HAD to give 1star, by Yelps default, otherwise I give them a ZERO starts.

Wonderful experience! Front office is so-so, but everyone else you encounter is great at what they…read moredo! Great doctors.

My son was referred to Dr. Ali and had his first appointment with him on August 14, 2025 for a…read morepre-surgery consultation. We saw him at the East Herndon location, near St. Agnes Medical Center. We both found him to be very professional, caring and explained what he was doing and the need to have a complete ultrasound of his feet. The office staff was also professional, caring and was able to get my son an appointment for the ultrasound at their Clovis location. We would highly recommend this group to anyone looking for a cardiologist in the Fresno area. PS: the traffic coming in from Los Banos at 12Noon was not bad and the traffic on E. Herndon ran smooth.

The only reason I gave any stars is because the dr is very good. However, they put no value in…read moretheir patients' time. I have never been there to see the Dr and waited less than 2 hours. I can understand an emergency coming up now and then, but when it's at least a 2 hr wait, there's no excuse. Patient appts should not be stacked up so that they are like a heard of cattle sitting and wasting precious time waiting so long. I have to take time off of work to sit there and then have to make up the lost work hours long into the night. With Covid especially, the waiting with people all around you is ridiculous and risky. Appt scheduling is another issue. There appears to be so much staff working there that it makes no sense that it takes so long for anyone to call you back. I went there yesterday just to get results of my annual treadmill test. It takes me 45 minutes each way from home to the dr's office. After sitting there 40 minutes waiting, I was called back to ask me whether I wanted to reschedule or wait 4 MORE HOURS! I was floored and said I drove all this way to sit for 40 minutes and then tell me it will be 4 more hours? Then she offered me a phone appt. Really? You mean that could have been an option all along? So she sent me back to the front to checkout and they didn't have an opening for a 2 minute phone call for one month! That's absurd! I think some restructuring of how the office operates is in order. It certainly would be great for their heart patients rather than stress them further! We need to feel valued as much as the doctors are.

referred to this clinic after serious heart failure, including an emergency open heart surgery…read more First visit to establish follow up care was scheduled for 12pm. We were in the waiting room at 12:30 and by 4:30 are still waiting on the provider... completely unacceptable. Even after multiple inquiries, the staff (which is kind, credit to them!) we're just told that it'll be "soon" or "you're up next" Beware... unless you enjoy waiting excessively.

Dr. Rush is very old school and listens to your concerns. I appreciated that he didn't try to hurry…read moreme along to get to the next patient as it seems every other Dr does these days

Dr Rush was my doctors 10plus years ago. Insurance switched so i changed doctors. My insurance…read morerecently changed and I could see him again. After a few visits he dropped me with no reason. They called me the day before my appointment and said that he will not be seeing me again. Very disappointed he's a great doctor. I just had 3 major back surgeries and now have no primary doctor. i just want to know why. I'm not seeking in pain medications. Just want a good doctor that cares. If i did something wrong he needs to let patients know before just booting them. The office staff is very friendly but disappointed about the last minute notice. A simple call with explanation would of been nice

First off he listens to his patients. He's not a doctor who…read morepays more attention to his computer than you (he actually doesn't have computers in exam rooms) I've been seeing Dr. Singh for years as well as my mother, who had a stent implanted around 10 or 15 years ago and is doing great at the age of 86. If you have a broken heart or care about your heart health go see Dr. Singh, you won't be disappointed.

If there is a scale to rate doctors he would be at the very top. I hope he never retires. Can't…read morethink of seeing anyone else. Dr G is the best of the best.

No waiting Christine prescribed what I needed…read moreEveryone is always so nice It's always a good experience at Dr Gulesserians office

Staff is friendly. This office is on the 2nd floor; therefore, elevator is there in the front…read more Parking is in the back. Although plenty of parking, there is always traffic. Check in is done via kiosk in the front and the wait is usually not too bad. The specialist seemed decent.

(The TLDR: The operation feels like a nightmare. You are required to arrive early, which is typical…read morebut necessary here, as it takes forever to find parking, yet you still end up waiting 30-45 minutes to see the doctor after check-in. He sees you for ten minutes and then scurries off. Plan on spending upwards of an hour there in total, while only seeing a doctor for a fraction of that time. My personal opinion is between the packed parking and the overbooked appointments, the experience felt less like visiting top notch heart care specialists and more like being processed in a chop shop.) I started coming to this clinic when Dr. Woodbury transferred here I think 2024. Following his recommendation, I underwent heart surgery to fix my AFib, but the condition returned almost immediately. I felt terrible and generally worn down. After further testing, I was told we would have to repeat the surgery (mind you, they are billing insurance companies upwards of $500,000 for this), and it is really taxing on the body. I couldn't afford to miss that much work again, we pushed the surgery to later in the year. Shortly after I lost my high paying job that's hard to replace here in the CV. So when I returned to the doctor to reschedule the procedure, I asked for a letter to help me qualify for disability, which would have helped cover the COBRA costs that were eating me alive. I was denied with smile, and subsequently, I lost my insurance. I've since switched to the state's free healthcare, and frankly, there has been no difference in quality. I still feel terrible, but at least I'm not paying an arm and a leg for it, and I don't have to fight for parking. Now the clinic calls me because they claim I still owe them about a thousand dollars; I just laugh. My credit is already shot to hell, so they can get in the back of the line like everyone else. My take away is the doctors don't actually spend any time with you on these decisions, I'm sure you're patient #234,562 to them, but this a major heart related issue to you that affects your life, job, family. He'll glance at your charts for 10 minutes, seemingly make a snap decision and off to the next cattle to be inspected and processed. And that's it. I don't expect white glove treatment, but I do expect to be treated better than a customer ordering a #2 combo from a McDonald's drive through. Anyway, your mileage may vary from my experience.