I share my experience more from the point of a patient with a rare and notorious to diagnose heart…read morecondition. The rarity of my illness must have contributed to my interaction with Dr. Dao. So if your illness is more of the regular type, your experience could be different. I would prefer it to be 2.5 star, but there is no such thing, thus. On initial impression, Dr. Dao asked the most complete set of questions on my first visit. I came to Dr. Dao after visiting many Cardiologists, not being to get a diagnose. I had high hope at the time. From those questions, I think Dr. has a good grasp of medical knowledge a general cardiologist should. Unfortunately mine is on the special and rare type. At that time I got a not yet confirmed self-diagnose with the help of AI. (Yes, AI.) And interestingly, the diagnose was later confirmed via surgery with a prominent specialist cardiologist majoring in that field, after my visit with Dr. Dao. Dr. Dao claimed she had treated patients with my rare medical condition before, though she didn't fully agree with the diagnose before the confirmation surgery. And in later interactions with her, I often found her knowledge more from a general cardiologist point's of view, not covering the full spectrum of my illness's speciality. Quite a few times her understanding is contrary to what I experienced, and some suggestion could be even harmful to my situation. I think she covers the general side well, and she meant well. But unfortunately being a very confident cardiologist, she has an intention to center the interaction more around her opinion, it could feel like lecturing, rather than helping or listening. And the shown knowledge gap in that specific field often distracts me in our communication, aiding my dropping of confidence in her. I believe mostly because of the rarity of my medical condition, further visit with Dr. Dao on this topic may not help much. Again, your mileage may vary.

Dr. Dao And her office staff are truly wonderful people…read more Within 6 hours of my referral being sent, I had an appointment for the next business day. Not only were they incredibly accommodating, they were real human beings that spoke to me with respect and compassion despite my bitchiness. I'm not sure if it's because I'm getting "old" (30), or of my brain is degenerating but I seriously sometimes don't know what is coming out of my mouth. I have absolutely no filter and can be incredibly demeaning. ‍ I hate this about myself and after I realize what I've done I usually apologize profusely, but still--its a thing ‍ Anyways, Dr. Dao listened to me through my tangents and side stories and and spontaneous sons and she was professional and kind-hearted (pun intended) but not overly so, maintaining her acedemic and intellectual posture... Despite my totally rude behavior. I trust her professional judgement and will recommend her to those looking for an exquisite physician ‍ Side note, she looks like she's 22 which might take you off guard and the waits can be long. But like wait times can't even be considered because it means she is taking the time necessary with each patient--I've also vowed to never complain about doctor's office wait times ‍

I had been dealing with AFIB for over a year. Dr B began to treat me with medication which lasted…read morefor awhile. We were already aware of a slow heart rate by birth. The AFIB was being controlled but my heart rate dropped significantly (37) I texted Dr B we made an appointment at that time she told me it was time for a pacemaker. I agreed! Went on vacation the appointment was scheduled for the pm. I read what they were going to do until it frighted me. I asked Dr. B what happens if we do nothing. I would only get worse. I went through with the surgery on July 21. After much prayer everything came out just fine. I am no longer tired when I wake up I am energized. I thank God for giving me such a wonderful and caring doctor. Dr. B you're the best! KEEP ON DOING THE DOGGONE THING!!!!

I took my dad to see Dr. Balakrishnan. The nurse was very thoughtful and asked questions around…read morewhat special accommodations we needed. We asked for a translator, which she arranged for promptly. The appointment with the doctor was running a few minutes late, which is quite normal for doctor's appointments. But once Dr. Balakrishnan came, the level of professionalism and patience I saw in her was unparalleled to what I have seen in hospitals in the Bay Area (and I have been to quite a few doctors with my dad). The doctor spoke to my dad via a translator, was very slow and patient in listening and responding, and made sure my dad understood what she was trying to say. I also added a couple of things, and she took them into account too. She suggested further tests and we will see her again in a month or so. I highly recommend Dr. Balakrishnan as a cardiologist for anybody who is looking for a thoughtful and thorough doctor.

My mom has A-Fib and has been treated by a few cardiologists for years but could not get it…read morecontrolled which resulted multiple ER visits and lots of suffering. With great respect to all doctors, but I think Dr Tsai is the best. I'm impressed by her working on resolving root cause and finding best solutions.

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If you need a cardiologist, Dr Suri is excellent. He takes good care of my dad. Sometimes his…read moreoffice is busy, and take a long wait. Checking the loop recorder can be remotely, but you need to come to the office often. In exchange, you can get an appointment when you need him. Except CT scan, all ultrasounds can be done in his office. It is a lot faster and easier than other Cardiology department, usually takes over a month to get imaging appointment .

Rajesh Sam Suri should not be allowed to call himself a doctor. He is a scammer . His office…read moreoperates more like a scam than a medical practice. My grandmother has been going to him for almost two years for varicose vein pain and has received no improvement. All he does is schedule pointless 'follow-ups' for the same ultrasound results, clearly just to generate more billing. In my opinion, this is unethical, appears fraudulent, and should be investigated by the medical board. Every single visit is the same nightmare: 3-hour waits in a packed waiting room because he deliberately books 50-100 patients at the same time. When you finally get called, he spends less than two minutes, doesn't look you in the eye, doesn't explain anything, and certainly doesn't treat the patient with any respect. It's seems like an assembly line scam, not medical care. We were there today and this appointment was the worst. After wasting three hours of our time, he repeated the exact same ultrasound explanation from the prior month. When I told him he was repeating himself, he stormed out--then came back in aggressively and tried reaching to grab both my grandmother's arm and mine to force us out of the office. That crosses the line into attempted assault. Only when I pulled out my phone and began recording did he stop. His behavior was not only unprofessional but also threatening, dangerous, and completely unacceptable especially in any medical setting. My grandmother has lost two years, thousands of dollars, and countless hours--and she is still in pain with no real treatment. Do not take your loved ones here unless you want to be robbed of your time, disrespected, and put at risk. This place is a disgrace and a danger to patients.

I would recommend looking for some other doctor who will look at the whole picture rather than…read morerecommend procedures that he can make commissions on. My mom has seen Dr Reddy for about 18 month, after she had an unexplained faint episode. He prescribed a number of tests, echocardiogram, heart monitor measuring electrical pulse signals over a month, and concluded my mom has Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT), and referred to a electro cardiologist for a ablation procedure, which ultimately was not done due to possible complications with benefits not outweighing risks. 18 months later, my mom arrived at the ER and was too far gone to be operated on and be able to recover. She died of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). The surgeon said her aorta was like 7.5 cm, some 3x larger than the expected 2.5 cm. He said it would usually take 6-10 years to develop to this state, and he was surprised that it was never discovered. So, my mom, in Dr Reddy's "care", got all sorts of checks for her heart, but nothing for the rest of the cardiovascular system. No one ever bothered to look at the plumbing, at the aorta. Ultrasound, very commonly available these days, would have been able to notice such a huge abnormality. But no one bothered to look beyond the pump :-(

I suggest Dr Reddy would be connected with Washington Hospital Health records chart in order for…read moreother Doctors in the system to be able to view all health care procedures that have been addressed.

Adding to the real reviews, so others aren't tricked by the "five stars"…read more He is dismissive, no empathy and only in it for the money. After misdiagnosed my mother with Lupus, he carelessly took a call fussing about his credit card bill during her visit. For months he had her nerved up that he found something w. Her and made far out future appointments. She waited, we worried. Definitely get a second opinion before you have any surgery, hes in this industry for the wrong reasons. he's horrible!

I have been associated with this office for the last twenty years since 2006 when Dr. Hemant Patel…read morewas the primary physician. My experience was always great with him. Since Dr. Asit Jain took over in the last few years, the experience has been very terrible and full of distrust and mismanagement. There have been several incidents of him being unprofessional, but the most recent one prompted me to write this feedback so that everyone is aware of the horrible practice he runs. I applied for life insurance, and the insurance company required my primary care physician to share my medical record with them. Unfortunately, Dr. Asit Jain is my primary care physician. To my complete surprise, I discovered that the medical records he has about me are incorrect '. it seems he mixed up my record with someone else's . On a serious note it seems like his health-related advice to me was also based on this inaccurate record. He shared the incorrect record with the insurance company, leading to the denial of my application. When I reported this to Dr. Jain's office, it took them 8 weeks to arrange for the doctor to speak with me to discuss a solution. He called me after the deadline provided by the insurance company. When I confronted him with these facts, he chose to hang up the call. I was not surprised because he is completely unprofessional, unethical, and a bad primary care physician. While he may be a ok or so-so cardiologist, I will not recommend anyone to hire him as their primary care physician. I have decided to report this to the medical board and a few others as well. I am committed to holding him accountable for his actions towards me. .

Good luck reaching a doctor. First you have to make it through the receptionists who always put you…read moreon hold. In my latest experience today, I called several times and was put on hold each time. I waited for several minutes on each call but had to hang up because I could not afford to burn the minutes on my cell phone. On my next call, the receptionist ask if I could hold. I said no because I had been holding and was running out of minutes. She hung up on me. They are hard to reach and they are rude too.

Firstly, the care I received from Dr. Sehgal and his PA Gary was top notch. I have no complaints…read moreabout that. My problem is with the billing department, most notably Becky. The bills I received were confusing and incorrect. While I figured them out eventually after many phone calls where she was rude and condescending, she never followed through with a credit card charge that I finally gave her over the phone. I was seen in March of 2015 and I am still dealing with her incompetence and it is now September. I am hoping that Dr. Sehgal realizes what this one person in his office is doing for moral of his patients. Go for the great Doctor but pay up front so you don't have to deal with Becky.

Quick and responsive. Rowena is the best. She helped a lot on almost every aspect…read more Overall good experience for immigration exam

This doctor retired. He wised to Provide excellent service…read more He was very reasonable and affordable

Dr. Sehgal and his staff represent the best in medical care. They have taken care of me and…read moreseveral of my friends for many years, and we all agree. He treats us all as individuals rather than as numbers.

He took time to understand my mom's (86 year old) heart condition. It is apparent that he cares…read moredeeply of his patient care. We are glad that we have found a doctor for my mom who is knowledgeable and caring.

This is truly embarrassing for a children's clinic. You would expect empathy and basic…read moreunderstanding toward mothers and families. Especially those with young children. The front desk staff were by far the worst part of this experience. Smirking, making unnecessary side comments about children while working in a pediatric setting is completely inappropriate. One comment was, "That's why I have a dog." While a kid was crying. Excuse me... what? I arrived 10 minutes late with a 1yo and a 3mo old, and there was zero attempt to accommodate or show understanding. I've worked in the medical field, and every clinic I've been part of allows at least a 15-minute grace period. If that has changed, fine, but the complete lack of empathy is unacceptable. Let's say I would've had make it on time, I would've had waiting 10min in the waiting room and 30min in the room for my 3mo old baby to be seeing. What a pathetic medical staff. Because of the front desk staff alone, this clinic felt unwelcoming and unpleasant. I will never return, and I would not recommend this place to parents looking for a supportive environment for their children.

This place sucks in customer service. It's a shame we are tied to the Stanford network otherwise we…read morewould choose something else. There is a nurse who is always rude and will act as if she is paying you to come into the clinic and not the other way around. For the clinic it is perfectly okay to make you wait for 20+minutes but they will cancel your appointment if you are 10 minutes late. We have waited for 25 minutes during one of our appointments when the doctors were runing late. This is everything we expect a clinic not to be.