I have had great office visits with my doctor. However, the customer service staff is really…read morelacking in professionalism. I was on hold for a lady their office. She kept me in hold for over fifteen minutes and then another person says she stepped out to go the post office. Today I was on hold for ten minutes , hung up and then called back. Never talked to the nurse about why my prescription was not sent to pharmacy. If , I did not like my doctor, I would go somewhere else.

Personally, and I think this speaks volumes, I won't go back there again. Being a nurse, I know…read moresome things that a regular person wouldn't. They should have introduced themselves, they should have addressed my concerns privately and quickly. For a cardiac stress test, there should have been emergency equipment readily available and a physician should have come by to make his/her presence known. Certainly a big concern would be to keep medical records in a locked cabinet where people walking back and forth wouldn't have full access. These patient files were out in the open and laying on the ground. Tsk, tsk. You'd think a doctor's office would know that.

Anthony Yoon, MD is a proficient interventional cardiologist. He is timely with appointments and…read morerespects patients' time. During visits he listens carefully and fosters thoughtful questions and answers, assuring patients feel heard and understood. He involves patients in treatment decisions, clearly explaining options and considers their preferences. Appointments are well-managed and efficient without feeling rushed. It's easy to recommend Anthony Yoon, MD as an adept, patient-centered interventional cardiologist. Further, the office staff is friendly, courteous, and expeditious - a huge plus.

I have been with Dr Yoon for several years now and he is by far the best heart doctor that I have…read moreexperienced. He's not a prescription first, but deep dives to find out other options that might be available. After finishing Heart Rehab recently he said the best thing that anyone could do for their heart is exercise three days a week in a way that gets your heart pumping. Like stationary bike, and walking.

I have to say this is one of the best hospitals I've ever been to. One of the most compassionate…read morehealthcare workers I've ever seen from the start of my stay to end. I was very pleased and I'm very thankful. Thank you for being as compassionate and caring for me in my time of stay it was appreciated. Great nurses , great techs , great doctors , just a great staff all together

If I could give zero stars, I'd give one--because I survived. Barely…read more Let me start by saying: I died here. Literally. Coded. Flatlined. Whatever euphemism you prefer. I was dead. And the documentation I got afterward read like someone was filing a mildly annoying IT support ticket: "CPR was initiated and ROSC was achieved." Cool. Thanks for the thrilling novel. I guess coming back from the dead just doesn't get the drama it used to. To whoever performed the CPR: I don't know if you were trying not to scuff your scrubs, but I'm wheeled out of there saying, "Whoever did the compressions didn't even crack the intercostals." That's not CPR. That's jazz hands on a corpse. The cause? I underwent a bronchoscopy while in full-blown undiagnosed adrenal crisis. Stress steroids? Nope! I was sedated and scoped like a Thanksgiving turkey. Ten minutes later? Flatline. And here's where it gets good: No neurology follow-up. None. I came back shaking like a paint mixer at a coffee convention, couldn't remember my own birthday, and the chart reads like, "Patient hemodynamically stable at the time of visit." Yeah, I was also dead during the same visit, but sure, let's call it "stable." Apparently, short-term memory loss and hands doing the Harlem Shake don't rise to the level of a neurology consult. Maybe they thought I was auditioning for "So You Think You Can Seizure." Echo? Pending. Follow-up? Also pending. Pulse? Pending Neuro? Missing in action, just like half my memories. This wasn't medicine. It was a Lazarus act with paperwork written by someone who missed the show. So what did I get for dying and being dragged back into the land of the living? No apology. No proper diagnosis. Not even a box of cigars. I had to fight to even get someone to believe I coded. I left that hospital sicker than when I entered, and I've spent months since recovering from what happened. If you're looking for a hospital that listens, diagnoses, or performs basic CPR with enough force to actually restart a heart? Look elsewhere. If you want someone to downplay a cardiac arrest like it was a mild WiFi outage, this is your spot. Came back to consciousness hoping for a cigar and a "welcome back" steak. Got dry mouth, hospital lighting, and someone saying, "You're lucky to be alive." Really? Then show it. Where's my plaque? My parade? My free pudding cup? Pro tip: if you die here, do it with low expectations. And maybe request a neurologist on standby, because apparently, coming back shaking and confused still isn't enough to get one. Would not recommend. Still alive, somehow.

Great quality of care. Personable and professional. I really recommend their care. Office staff is…read morealso great.

Dr. Singh: A Thorough and Trustworthy Cardiologist…read more Dr. Singh stands out as an outstanding cardiologist because of his professionalism, patience, and comprehensive approach to care. From day one, he has always taken the time to answer my questions--no matter how many I brought to each visit--and made sure I understood every part of my treatment. One moment that truly made a difference for me was when I experienced symptoms that mimicked a heart attack. Naturally, this was a source of major anxiety. Dr. Singh calmly explained that it's possible to have heart attack-like symptoms without actually having a heart attack. More importantly, he didn't just offer reassurance--he took my concerns seriously, ordering and carefully reviewing all the necessary tests. He made sure every stone was turned, ensuring I was actually fine and letting me know the facts with clarity and confidence. That thoroughness and attention to detail helped put my mind at ease in a way nothing else could. Thanks to Dr. Singh's expertise and clear communication, my health improved and my fears were greatly reduced. I trust him to provide honest, careful, and effective care. If you want a cardiologist who is thorough, knowledgeable, and attentive, I highly recommend Dr. Singh. His high standards and dedication have made a huge, positive impact on my life.

I would not recommend Dr. Saland. He is very unprofessional in my opinion, and I got the feeling…read morehe does not really care about his patients. He left the office one day knowing I was coming, no call from staff, and I have a serious condition. Staff is nice, however I feel bad for the staff he just left hanging to explain why he left me because "HE" had somewhere to be. He would not help by phone knowing I am having serious issues that needed immediate attention. I grew up in Rockwall, have a dad that is a Doctor, and he would have never left a patient like this needing his help. Sad a DR. like this practices in Rockwall. I would give him a half star, but you can't.

Unimpressed! I saw Dr Ju who performed my second surgery. I was in the hospital for 7 days and…read morenever saw his face post surgery. I went back to him post op and told him multiple times that I had even more pain. All he said was that "his work was perfect". He never sought answers for me. After choosing yet another opinion, I have had another surgery to correct his "perfect work. The office staff is also very rude! I highly recommend that you go elsewhere!

Took off work to make an appointment as a new patient as we have moved all the way across the…read moremetroplex and I needed a new doctor. Filled out all of the detailed paperwork gave the medical assistant, my MRI and my surgery information that was done on my back seven years ago And she came back in the room after leaving for about two minutes and said that Dr. Lankford can't see me. And referred me to another doctor. I then asked her did he even look at my MRI or my report? And all I got was mmmhmmmm. Then walk me to the front desk to check out and said I can go. I never saw the doctor. I thought this is HIGHLY unprofessional, especially being in the medical world myself. I'm still in shock as I am writing this review. Save yourself the trouble, and if you are seeking long-term management, this doctor doesn't even have, the ethical and moral decently to even come in and say hello to you. Like

DR. MAUL FAMILY PRACTICE..This place is horrible !!! it was good for the first year .so I…read morethought..They used to be on Rowlett rd...they moved it off of 7501 Lakeview pkwy Rowlett Tx 75088. I was a cash patient patient for seven years. The day that I showed that I had insurance they went buck wild. I had Dr. maul came out man with two nurses who I've never seen him before I got the royal treatment soon as I had insurance they did every blood test you can think of and urine test every month checking to see if I have diabetes high blood sugar cholesterol one month they said I have all the stuff and then I come back next month and everything was completely different. But every time you go there you make an appointment and you sit in the waiting room for over an hour. Please please watch out when they do a blood to make sure that your insurance covers it !!! because I got stuck with a bill or I would've gone on my credit report that cost me $350 why wouldn't they send .stuff off without my consent to a different lab? And not say anything to me ! so be wary of this place !! Me and my wife have never been back. They will scam you