I have been going to this practice since November 2024. It is the most organized medical practice…read moreI have seen. The staff is always very efficient and pleasant. The doctors are great and spend time with you. I don't feel rushed and my doctor listens to what I have to say and how best to treat me. I am always called in to the office at precisely the time of my appointment. I highly recommend this practice.

Great physicians. The staff and office flow was a smooth experience. Everyone was kind and friendly.read more

Dr. Mangalmurti is the absolute best cardiologist. Mally has brilliant, but it takes time with…read moreeach patient and truly cares. I would not take my brother or myself to any other cardiologist.

Dr. Mangalmurti was referred to me by another Doctor Who uses him for his parents. He is…read moreunderstanding and patient. I highly recommend him. He is so knowledgeable and the best heart surgeon.

The cardiology team is very good. They've been attentive, helpful and prevented me from having any…read morereal heart issues.

Dr Arnold Meshkov saved my life over 7 years ago. I couldn't have found a better cardiologist. Dr…read moreMeshkov is retiring. I'm happy for him but sad for me. And now I start my search for someone that is as caring as him.

Dr. Paula Eryazici stands out as a caring and respectful expert as a cardiologist; both in the…read moreunderstanding of heart disease and its effects. Great bedside manner explaining every nuance and technical term so you have a clear grasp of the disease and its symptoms! We only have one heart, so make sure you find someone that knows how to care for it!! I highly recommend Dr. Eryazici in the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease. In a world where money/ expediency is king, there exists great doctors who put your own interests first. Questions, answers, listening and patience are her strengths. No reason to go on this journey alone!

I was extremely impressed with the efficiency and professionalism of this facility. Check-in was…read morequick and easy. There was very little wait time in the waiting room or after tests were performed. The best part was the cardiologist - Dr. Paula Eryazici!! This was the most satisfying doctor visit I have ever had. She was very personable, asked all the pertinent questions, provided a lot of useful advice, explained results and next steps very clearly, and was just overall pleasant and seemed to thoroughly enjoy her profession and helping others. Extremely good doctor that I would (and will) definitely recommend to anyone.

This review of for Sharon Rubin and Paul Mather, who are advanced heart failure physicians…read morecurrently at Penn. They have been working together for decades and have been through three Philadelphia area health systems. The first was Temple, whose transplant program was shut down - then Jefferson, and now Penn. Rubin is a terrible physician. Has the personality of a social worker, which is good, but not technically competent. She can struggle to explain some things to patients. Most importantly, she is not there when you need her. My father had been seeing her for a number of years; however, when he had a massive heart attack, he was left minimally conscious. We had questions about how his cardiac impairment would limit his chances of survival given the option to discontinue life support. The hospital where he ended up did not have his full medical records and history despite requests. Our family attempted a million calls to Dr. Rubin and her office. The nurse told us that she had given her the messages and was praying for my father, but nothing further. This took place over six weeks or so and we kept calling, so plenty of time to return the calls. Not a single call to Dr. Rubin was answered - not one. Also, while she was at Jefferson, Rubin was required to do rounds and patient visits for a time with a pharmacist and nurse in the room with her. I am unsure what that was all about. Mather runs the show and Rubin is along for the ride. Mather's lower on personality. He only saw my father a couple of times when Rubin was away. He ran the Heart Failure Institute. My observations of the Heart Failure Institute were that the people getting heart transplants seemed to be mostly white and people who were put on then-experimental therapies (i.e., long-term LVAD, which required them to live in the hospital pretty much for the duration of their lives) were black. This partly speaks to the lack of availability of transplant organs for people of color; however, I never saw anyone white walking around with a long-term LVAD. (The patients exercised by walking through the other cardiac wards in the hospital.) The father of someone I went to high school with was able to get a heart transplant through this group. He is white and his heart failure was due to alcohol dependence, interestingly enough. Trust me, you don't want to be in the situation my family was in with the lack of communication/avoidance in tough end-of-life situations, so avoid Dr. Sharon Rubin.

Everyone was friendly and helpful. My doc is the best if you need a heart dr with a heart. Dr…read moreMoghbeli MD. Takes her time and treats the human.

Dr Younes office is excellent the staff is both friendly and professional and Dr. Younes is the…read morebest she explains things to you and I have all the confidence in her and I want to thank Amanda Myatt the Echo Tech who I visited yesterday for she was great explaining what she was doing and made me relax.

I read all the awful reviews sounds like 2 different offices. The one I go to where they notify me…read morebefore my appointment. The staff is always polite and helpful and I never have a long wait. And I love Dr. Malingerham. She explains everything and I really feel that she wants the best for me. I thank her all the time.

They play games while your trying to get an appointment for surgery...I shouldn't have fallin for…read morewe will call you back when we have an opening...of course they never called

First time here. Need an evaluation for Cataracts. My…read moresecond visit. Getting an Echocardiogram.