This gentleman is one of the nicest, down to earth, and thorough docs I've ever been to. He seemed…read moregenuinely interested in my welfare, and made me feel totally at ease. He is a character too! No bs, just straight forward easy information that I could understand. I've never laughed so hard in a doctor's office. Have total confidence in the man. A very positive experience.

It cheers my heart ... And improves its health ... to see Dr. Daly at Northwest Cardiovascular…read moreInstitute in Salmon Creek. There are 7 NWCI locations. This is mine ... and it's all because of Dr. Brendan Daly ... with his honest and likeable personality. His down to earth nature and ability to understand the unique needs of each patient are natural. I've seen plenty of heart doctors over the years, but feel genuinely lucky to have found Dr. Daly after moving to SW Washington. Northwest Cardiovascular Institute is located in the medical building next to the Legacy Hospital near Salmon Creek and Mt. Vista in Vancouver which makes it extremely convenient to the 205 & 5 ... and my house. Parking is free. Take the walkway bridge from the 3rd floor to the medical building and turn right to find the NWCI office. Besides the doctor, the office staff, technicians, and nurses I've had interactions with over a few visits have been fantastic, too. With my next appointment already scheduled, it's pretty obvious the team and doc are worthy of 5 stars for my review ... and my heart's health.

Great office. I can't say enough about the front desk clerk. She was beyond helpful. The doctor and…read morestaff were also great.

Sheer incompetence. I went in for a particular type of scan, and somehow, even though they admitted…read morethat only the name of this scan was on all the paperwork, they put me down for an echo. No mention at all of an echo anywhere; do they not pay attention to the paperwork at all? Of course, their scan person wasn't in, and they couldn't schedule me for it until weeks out, after when I'll be out of town for a while. Zero attempt to squeeze me in due to their error. I would chalk this up to a one-off, but then I remembered that this has happened before! That time I came in and they had no record at all of my appointment on their books. Proper scheduling is the most basic of things for a doctors' office, when people are taking time out of their day to come in. If you value your time, go elsewhere.

Dr. Gandhok is an excellent cardiologist. He found a hidden 80% blocked artery in the back of my…read moreheart. It was a miracle. I did not have chest pains, but I felt like I pulled a muscle under my left shoulder blade. He is very good at diagnosis, and I think he prescribes the right medications. I have had nothing but better health since seeing him.

Five Stars for the actual care my dying mother received before she went on hospice. Dr. Lai was…read morekind and deeply dedicated to my mother's care and managing her CHF for the past few years. But beware, you have to get through the hostile, insulting receptionists to get anything. They recently switched to a different MyChart instance, but didn't tell us. They just cancelled the appointment in the old MyChart. When I called to ask what happened, I was told my mother was a "no show" and they would have set her up in the new instance if she had come in. I asked, "How would we have known to show up to an appointment you had cancelled?" The receptionist caught a huge attitude with me. She said, "I don't know what to tell you" and "What do you expect me to do about it?" I said this is literally your job. I told her some compassion and understanding would have gone a long way, and she said "I'm sitting here listening to you aren't I?" She never once asked if my mom required an urgent appointment (she did) and offered me an appointment 6 weeks out. I'm sure she thought she was really clever sticking it to an 82-year-old woman with advanced congestive heart failure. May your mother suffer a similar fate, Natalie. I filed a complaint and someone competent called me back and got my mom in the following Monday. We arrived and the receptionist working was so consumed telling another receptionist about her Jerry-Springer-show-worthy family and relationship drama, she completely forgot we were sitting there. Again, the actual care is good, fine, great. But they're really scraping the bottom of the Salem trailer parks for staff.

Had a great experience from beginning to end. They put in my mom's pacemaker and were very…read moreprofessional and caring throughout the entire process. They were also easy to reach after the procedure and quick to answer questions. Dr. Krishnamurthy and his team including Jamie, Dayton, Long, Sandy, Amanda, Mariam, and Ciara are all fantastic. Long really was extra sensitive to my mom's needs during the procedure and I really appreciated it. Also, Beth is great to work with regarding monitoring the device. It's comforting knowing my mom is in such great hands.

Dr. Lindberg has been my cardiologist for years. His staff (like nurse Jessie) are wonderful,…read moreattentive and professional. I highly recommend Dr. Matthew Lindberg!

Great presentation, new and well kept building. Super helpful and sweet staff. I brought my Grami…read morehere for a angiogram today. Bored sitting in the lobby with my Auntie. They have coffee and tea available and comfortable waiting area.. I thought I'd give my two cents while I'm just sitting here waiting to take my Grami home. She's doing great!

He is exceptional. Treated me with my first problem and then situations down the road. Explains…read morethe situation (great at drawing pictures) and is there in your time of need. He's also funny and likes to engage. My life is better as my cardiologist and I'd highly recommend him.

I was afraid to meet a new cardiologist because I had seen my previous cardiologist for 15 years;…read moreand my heart still works. I imagined Dr. Patrick, young and eager to save the world, would want to experiment on me like Frankenstein. Instead he was very patient and kind, and he left things at the status quo for now.