I am 76 year old runner who had run a half Marathon a year previously but fir the past year could…read morenot run more than a hundred yards without being gassed. Could barely walk up the 6 house hill on our street to walk the dog and my legs would fell like lead walking up stairs. Was told my General Doctor to see a Cardiologist. I did and Dr G ran a bunch of tests and diagnosed A-Fib and possibly some other issues. She prescribed a series of medications. Also Scheduled a Heart Catheterization (Angiogram) 1st to eliminate other issues and I did not need any Stents. Then scheduled a CardioVersion with Tee where they performed an Electric Shock to my heart to get my Heart back in rhythm. This worked like a charm and within a month I am back up to 6 mile runs! Dr G is AWESOME! She systematically analyzed my condition and got me back on track. Very thorough and great follow-up. I highly recommend her!

Dr Giuseffi is the best! I'm not a doctor myself so I can't give you all the technical details, I…read morecan only tell you as a patient that she cares about you, monitors your condition very closely, and is able to detect issues that other cardiologists ignored or missed. Dr G saved my life - not sure how to make it any simpler than that. She noted an issue I was having, kept following up on it and took action when I needed it. When I got an infection in the hospital, I had to see another cardiologist as she was out of town. He told me to take Advil and come back...I did come back. Dr G could immediately see it was sepsis and got me to the ER and saved my life. While I was in the hospital, several doctors told me that She checked on me even when I was "somebody else's" patient. You can't buy this level of care and concern.

Cardiology of Atlanta makes what could be an uneasy visit a very enjoyable visit…read more The reception desk always has a smile, warm welcome and very helpful. Technicians that operate the Echocardiogram, Carotid Ultrasound and Electrocardiogram are amazing. Very well trained and a wonderful bedside manner. Going for a check up can be stressful enough. But billing issues can really add to the visit. Not at Cardiology of Atlanta I've only had 1 billing issue and they were efficient in explaining the type of coverage I had and how it works. Dr Wilson is amazing. Never rushes through the visit, very thorough and explains all the test results in detail but in a way you can understand. Just a top notch Cardiology group from the time you walk in until the time you leave. So glad I have this team on my side.

Receptionist at Sandy springs location very rude. So rude I hung up and am taking my business…read moreelsewhere. What a joke and so unprofessional

The staff at HVC are simply GREAT!! I have seen NP Rachel several times, and she's a knowledgeable…read moreand caring person.

My experience with HVC has been horrible. First, super expensive and there were several…read more'mis-billings'. Second, my procedure for varicose veins made my leg worse, not only in terms of appearance but pain and concern as well And finally, I have tried to get them to re-examine my leg to see how badly it has responded. HVC wanted more money! I am consideration legal action. Be careful with this outfit. Joe B

I have been using Piedmont Heart for the past four years, Dr. Jamie Burkle has been my…read morecardiologist. He has a gentle bedside manner, takes the time to listen to everything you have to say, he makes sure that you understand everything that he has said to you before you leave the office. All his staff is friendly and helpful and respectful. The office is very clean and up to date. I would recommend (and I have) Dr Burkle yo my family and my friends.

He may be a brilliant doctor but he has zero bedside manner and doesn't explain things well. When I…read moreask about a condition, I want to know what it means for me personally and if it can be reversed or mitigated. Instead he will give a scientific dissertation about the condition. Although his credentials are impeccable, I will look elsewhere for a cardiologist.

Located @ 1968 Peachtree Rd NW Atlanta, Georgia 30309…read more Attended a doctor's appointment with my Uncle today. We visited the Labs first then met with his Doctor. From start to finish, everyone was extremely helpful and nice to us as I escorted my Uncle to every area of the hospital. The Care Quality and customer service was excellent and we did not have any issues today. I would definitely recommend this location for your medical needs. It was definitely the professionalism and service for me.

Don't go to this ER. The hospital, clinics, surgery, who knows, might be great. Don't go to this…read moreER. Don't. Firstly, the very first thing a patient sees after walking through the ER doors and passing security is the registry desk. At the registry desk is a little silver sign. It reads "We Regret That We Cannot Validate Parking." I do not believe that they regret this for one moment. The parking is very very far away from the emergency room door, so if you have the temerity to drive yourself or get a private citizen to drive you to the emergency room, you may well need a gurney by the time you get there. Valet parking at the emergency room is twelve dollars. Secondly, the registry desk does not actually register you. I gave the folks at the desk my cards and whatnot, and they typed some things and then gave me a piece of paper with a phone number on it, for me to complete my own registration via telephone. I say this with sarcasm: Because someone who has lost a shitton of blood is absolutely the best person to put on the telephone to confirm delicate details, and airing such delicate details in a crowded waiting room where people are crying must be simple and safe for such a person. Of course. They won't even keep hold of the stupid little barcode stickers that they use for procedures with your name on them. You have to hold onto your sheet of stickers and not bleed on it or lose it or drop it. When I was there, the two public-facing hand sanitizer dispensers in the waiting room were empty. The only hand sanitizer dispensers that were not empty are the ones outside the triage rooms. The Piedmont Emergency Services department's triage folks have no manual blood pressure cuffs and no time to get one, so if someone cannot use an automatic, all they will do is write down that you refused the reading. This seems counterproductive for triage. I was able to see the phlebotomists after 2-3 hours. They were champions, for what it's worth, but they were not there for medical advice. After three and a half hours, I was bored, in pain, and hungry and thirsty, because food and drink are not allowed in the ER waiting room. After 6 and a half hours, my friend went to the phlebotomists to get my IV device removed so we could leave. We gave up because I had eaten one small slim-jim since 4pm and it was 2am. I'd become more and more light-headed due to low blood sugar. I'm diabetic. I was stumbling when I walked. The people I saw neglected while I was there put me in a PTSD episode for weeks. Their system of paperwork required me to sign an AMA, which I had to refuse to sign as I had received no medical advice whatsoever.

Dr. Malla is great. However, he is so busy that Traci Hartsfield, PA-C has taken…read morecare of me the last 10 months. She is pleasant, personable and has truly worked diligently trying to get my blood pressure down. We are still working on it. Everyone in this office has been really nice, but my favorite is still the front desk lady, Saima. She is friendly and always has time for a few kind words. Great customer service!

Impossible to talk to him or his staff. No one will answer a email. I tried Several times & Publix…read moretried twice. A call is referred to an answering service. I guess a gift at the alter will get the omnipotent docter to notice his patients. DonD

While I never wanted to be here. I am so grateful for the amazing staff…read more We were in the ICU daily for several hours daily for five days. The care that was extended by everyone doctor, nurse, respiratory therapist, social worker and later chaplain was nothing short of amazing. The new cafeteria was a hit. I had some delicious soup and it was much needed as hospitals are generally cold. The honor walk that I've seen online for strangers was a totally different experience being a part of. It was surreal and took my breath away. I will never ever ever forget the kindness shown to my family! Ever! Now we are left to mourn, but also with gratitude for the care we all received physically and emotionally.

I'm curious about the Wellstar Kennestone hospital's grading system, but one thing is clear: the…read moreemergency team exceeded expectations on Saturday, 5/9 delivering top-notch care with kindness and efficiency. From security to the ER Nurse, ER doctor, etc. the staff demonstrated exceptional professionalism, making a potentially overwhelming experience remarkably smooth. Their dedication to excellence is truly commendable - thank you for providing such outstanding care, and hopefully, I'll have no need to return!

From the first phone call to the initial appointment, follow up and now seeing the progress I have…read moremade after seeing so many other doctors and professionals who had no idea what was going on with me, I have never felt so cared for, listened to and helped in a medical setting before. The entire team has turned my life around and I am forever grateful.

Great staff and service, love it here! The level of knowledge with various chronic diseases is…read morequite valuable.

I see Dr Torres at this location. Before he came to AHS, I was his patient. He saved the my life,…read moreand that of my two children while I was pregnant with them. Naturally, I could not suggest him more.

I was misdiagnosed with Tachy/Brady Syndrome by 2 doctors from this practice. They gave me a…read morepacemaker that I didn't need. They should have just taken me off medication that they knew I was taking. They ignored my requests to adjust the pacemaker when I felt terrible. They kept pushing it off and telling me I would get used to it. My cardiologist suggested the PA adjust the pacemaker and she called the electrophysiologist and he told her not to adjust it. The lead was in the wrong place since day one. It had been a nightmare. Thankfully I have switched to a competent practice and will be getting my pacemaker out soon because it turns out I didn't need it.