Dr Elmore is by far one of my favorite heart doctors. He made sure he ran all the test that needed…read moreto be performed in order for me to be successful with my health. Great staff as well.

I haven't been here in a few years. The first time I came in I didn't get the opportunity to meet…read moreDr. Oddis but today I did, and he is an exceptional doctor. His nurse Amber was very sweet and was able to get my echo done today as well with this visit. The two AA ladies who did my preworkup (history and EKG) were magnificent as well (Sorry I dont know your names). The echo technician was excellent. She was super, super nice and engaged in great conversation during the test. It was so full in the lobby when I got there, but one of the checkout ladies came from her desk to check people in from her hand held device to assist the the ladies working the four check in windows. I was very impressed with that.

After using this office for many years, I had been referred to Dr. Gary Daniel after my former…read moreDr.'s Bailey and Thomas retired the year before last. It was the 2nd appt I'd had with Dr. Daniel. Talked with him about 5 minutes after having an ekg that he never committed on to me, I don't think he had looked at it. He ordered test, and then they were canceled and rescheduled for about a mth later. I got so sick, I went to my pcp, and after an ekg, they called the ambulance to me. Admitted with Afib RVR and later found out I had a heart attack at some point. After being hospitalized about 6 times, cardioversion, abrasion surgery and another cardioversion, my new cardiologist and the grace of God I survived. Never went back to Daniel. I was called while in the hospital with a reminder of appt for testing. They were a little late....

I have never had a worse experience at a doctors office. My husband and I have been here for EIGHT…read morehours for a simple stress test. We have watched at least ten other people go through the same ordeal. The staff is unapologetic, it is freezing in here, and there are no vending machines for caregivers. My husband is a diabetic and hasn't eaten or drank since 12 midnight. For what medical tests cost, this office should be like visiting a spa. Regular patients tell me that normal office visits can take as long as three hours. Go somewhere else because you will die before you receive treatment here.

The doctor and nurse staff are great. I'm a young adult. I don't know much about insurance and…read moredoctor's appointments. I didn't know it was so hard to get an appointment here. Don't even try to call. I really needed this test 2-3 weeks ago. No answers. The complete run around.

Well I'm on my phone waiting to make appt followup from 3 weeks ago.Everytime i call either ext I'm…read moretransferred to make appt is busy.Press zero for the operator. 6 min waiting. They must be short on staff. I'm not going in person to make no damn appt. Ridiculous!!.Healthcare cardio taking long like this.FOH WHEN YOU DO GET THROUGH YOU KEEP GETTING TRANSFERRED ALL OVER THE PLACE.still waiting. Get your shit together Ga Cardiologist. I'm hanging g up click!!

My husband, young 30 y/o, had developed new onset CHF symptoms within a very short time frame of…read moreprobably 3 months. After an urgent referral was made when we saw he had a severely reduced EF, we were able to see Dr. Daniel the next day (other cardiologist we wanted was on vacation). We waited probably 2 hours but we expected it as a new patient being worked in with one day notice. The nurse did not listen to anything I was trying to tell her. She kept her back to me. She took his vitals and "filled in the boxes" (as I call it) on his chart. Dr. Daniel was in the office a total of mayne five minutes to tell us treatment options included a life vest and pacemaker/defibrillator, and referral to Emory for a heart transplant. This was our first visit, our first time meeting him, and we had less than 24 hours processing the previous day's news. There was zero sympathy. He did no physical exam. He leaned against the cabinet as though this was daily news for a 30 year old. He saw what the chart and what the ECHO report stated but he did not "see" the patient. My husband has been a firefighter for 12 years and is very active and had been healthy all his life previously. Dr. Daniel offered no medications. He didnt do a heart catheterization to start ruling out why this happened. We felt like we were being pawned off like he didn't want to deal with it when he said go to Emory. We got a second opinion a week later. 7 months later with medications, close monitoring, blood tests, and PCP management, his EF is almost back to normal. No transplant needed. No life vest. No pacemaker. No unnecessary invasive procedures. Dr. Daniel...you should see my husband now.

Dr. Gary A Daniel, MD is a wonderful and caring cardiologist. He is currently treating my mother…read morewho recently had heart bypass surgery. She did not experience the typical symptoms a person has when having 4 clogged arteries in the heart but his thorough and attentive medical care led to their discovery. In addition, he is attentive when I call concerned about new symptoms that my mother is experiencing. As you can imagine, it is a very scary thing to learn that a loved one has heart disease. It is even scarier when you live 800 miles away from that loved one. Dr. Daniel is always willing to answer my questions and he is always willing to return my long-distance calls. I highly recommend him. A++

Had to go to Urgent Care on Zebulon Road on a couple of occasions and everyone was very kind and…read morehelpful and wait time minimal.

This medical center in my opinion is very primitive and is…read morenot staffed with knowledgeable and capable staff. I have seen several people I know including relatives come here for treatment and did not survive. When coming here to speak with staff I've noticed that between the nursing and supportive staff they're answers about loved ones are vague, and unclear and they spend too much time huddled laughing and talking about things unrelated to medical business. If you have a loved one in need of medical attention I highly recommend you take them elsewhere. If you have the ability transfer them to Atlanta, you will not get the needed help you need here, and that's my honest opinion...

I chose Middle Georgia Heart because I received poor care from a local Cardiologist here in…read moreGriffin, GA. I chose Dr. Bill Knopf because of his super resume' and experience even though he is located about 50 miles away in Macon, Georgia. He changed my medication and conducted blood tests wherein it was determined I had a thyroid defficiency which had caused a fast heart beat. This was ignored by my previous Cardiologist. This group functions professionally and intelligently and puts the patients' needs at the top of their list.

If I could rate them with zero stars, I would…read more This is the worst practice you could possibly visit if you expect good care.

Trustworthy, knowledgeable and courteous. Office staff are always nice and helpful. He has a…read morewonderful contagious laugh.