I thought the office was very nice & efficient. I was checked in quickly and met Dr. Desai. He was…read morevery knowledgeable and took time to explain things.

Usually really quick and very little wait time once you're in the office at your appointment…read more They've lost several cardiologists/EPs lately to other regions and hospitals so the appointment waiting/scheduling periods are in the 3-4 month range. The nurse practitioners are knowledgeable but if you have a non-standard case then it can be frustrating to try and convey what is happening, especially if they're not familiar with specific/certain cardiac conditions. If your issue is minimal or more of a textbook diagnosis then you can probably see an NP in 1-2 months but the cardiologist/EP appointment scheduling windows are at least the 3-4 months out mentioned earlier. Highly recommended for most non-urgent cases. The receptionists/office staff sometime seem overwhelmed but it's understandable due to the uptick in patients from Reno's recent population boom.

For two weeks they will NOT return 5 calls for a very important procedure ordered by my…read morecardiologist. This revision, and apology as my cardiologist ordered the wrong test from the wrong provider! And then, never returned either of our calls! Adam, Thank you for the prompt, informative solution!

12/5/2023- First…read moreconsultation for the Mr...(aka-DH).. Bit of confusion- actually setting up the appt. They had the wrong number so it took a few weeks to actually set an appointment. The office setting is very modern-.. Filling our paper work was also modernized using an iPad.. Busy office-... Finally got in with the PA -Matthew P. Very professional and good bedside manners. Thorough and not pushy at all about the options. Will return in three months (per the insurance requirements).. to see if the compression socks were helpful.. At that time an Ulta sound would be performed to get a better picture of the situation.

My PCP ordered some cardiology tests recently due to me having elevated heart rate concerns…read more Making appointment was easy. There are early day and late (4pm) slots available which is great! The waiting room is clean and quiet. The staff have been friendly and personable. My first appointment was for a treadmill stress test. The tech was so funny and walked me through the process. The second visit was for an echocardiogram. The tech offered me a blanket during the exam which really helped calm me so much that I almost fell asleep. :)

I had a follow up appointment with my cardiologist, Dr. Tomcho, at Renown Institute of Heart and…read moreCardiovascular Health, located on Mill Street. The building is shared by multiple offices, so the parking lot is always busy but most of the time it's pretty easy to find a space near the entrance. When I checked in their office, there was only one other person waiting in the waiting room and Dr. Tomcho's assistant called me into the exam room almost immediately, it took me a little by surprise because I even arrived early for my appointment. The office is always orderly and neat; the atmosphere is relaxed and his staff is always super-nice and professional, they make my visit comfortable and puts me at ease.

I was referred to Dr Albright and had my ultrasound done there with a follow up appointment with Dr…read moreAlbright. I arrived at 9:am as instructed. About an hour later Dr Albright came in and said I won't see you. We are closing this clinic. She referred me to another clinic. Why did they schedule me when Dr Albright was not accepting patients? Why didn't they call me or at least tell me when I showed up rather than sit there about an hour? Extremely unprofessional.

I was referred as "urgent" but it took more than a week and my first call was not returned so I was…read morea bit frustrated and apprehensive. However, my first visit put me completely at ease. All the staff I interacted with were friendly and very helpful. I saw Dr. Levin. He was kind and a good listener. He was easy to understand as he explained variables of my medical issue. My only suggestion is, if possible, have the paperwork for new patients sent to you so you can fill it out before your appointment.

4/3/2023 Referred by…read morethe dermatologist for a consultation on the hubby's ankle. We called last week after seeing the dermatologist. Lucky to get in quickly for today. Best to take care of health concerns first.. Grateful for being in the neighborhood, and for the consult.

Went to Reno Vein Clinic in 2018 due to some ugly vericose veins running down my legs. The…read moreexperience was excellent. I can't recall the doctor's name anymore but he was a older gentleman, I believe working part time in semi-retirement. Anyway his bedside manner was exceptional and I was very much at ease. The procedure was not all that unpleasant, although; not particularly pleasant either lol. Nevertheless it needed to be done and I'm just tough enough to handle some needle pokes. Afterwards, for about a month every time, you could see the bruises where the ugly veins used to be but that was anticipated. I knew the bruises would go away from the consultation and they eventually did. I went there three times that year and can now say, after 5+ years that it was worth every penny. My legs still look fantastic thanks to RVC!

Comforting and successful They answered all our questions…read more They were kind and patient. They quickly and efficiently got us through the prior tests and then the TAVR. if you need one, do it.

I was able to get my blood pressure down with a change on my med dosage. Dr Nylk listened to me…read moreand reduced the HCTZ in my Losartin. I met with Julie Wrona on Subsequent visits and we continued my meds dosage until my HBP (hypertension) was in a normal range. I picked up a wrist cuff to check my BP at home as recommended by the Dr. Office staff is very nice. Meds sent electronically to my pharmacy before I left the office and follow up appointments were timely.

So I landed here by accident. Went into renown er with some back problems. And lucked out having…read morethem call Dr Perry in and having to do a emergency surgery. The staff has been great and if they are running behind they do call and let you know. I have not had any problems during my follow up appointments. My only complaint would be post surgery having to climb stairs to get to their office.

Huh! Trying to get an appointment? Simply impossible!…read moreAfter hours on multiple holds, I drive down to the South end of town. Nope. Not even allowed a walk in because I have Medicare and was in an auto accident. I'm not yet decided on an attorney or if I need one. I don't know if there's anything I need other than an MRI and a "you're fine". But I'm a complex previous surgery now re-injured. So yeah, I need to be seen. --I'm fine seeing a PA with experience who works closely with an excellent surgeon. The surgeon I knew as kind and competent. I would not let another touch my shoulder. !!Just order an MRI so I know where I am with this new injury. -- I need to be seen, as the ER doctor has referred me to my previous orthopedic doc who happens to work with Swift Institute. But at this point, I'm alarmed. Swift is set up to be sure the money flows w/out a hitch. The doctors want this money flowing and they want bodies on the table. This is how the sausage here is made. I can understand that a surgeon just wants to do surgery (and get paid top $$). -- To Have patients heavily screened and -- only see the surgical candidate prior to scheduling any surgery. And the move on to the next case. The more the merrier. In this way a doctor can hone their skills without actually having to hardly see the client/patient. Beauty! After years of this behavior, you have a surgeon that has 'seen it all' done it all knows it all. I'm not sure what you have is an -actual doctor surgeon. It's more like you have a robot surgeon (kept in a closet that you feed coins into). I do not plan to return. I need to get calls returned. I need respect. Medicare pays for diagnosis. The idea that I must sign saying I'm responsible for the bill if Medicare hassles them about the billing? Finally, on my way home, I dropped by the other Swift office. I think that there I got the truth. They are telling me that they will not bill Medicare. They refuse to bill Medicare --for even diagnostics. Because Medicare has a history of denying auto accident claims. They Never Bill Medicare in an auto accident event. Not even if you agree to pay if the claim is denied. Catch 22, it will never get billed. So it'll never get paid. Because they will not bill. One wonders how a claim is denied if it's never billed. But: the fact remains. Medicare pays for diagnostics after auto accidents. Period. They don't pay for --treatment-- until auto insurance is exhausted. Apparent they don't know how to properly bill Medicare. ? More likely they don't like what Medicare pays them.

I have been coming here for a few years now and I've seen quite a few different doctors for…read moredifferent things wrong in my body! Dr. Fyda did my knee surgery in January. Last July 2025 I fell down my stairs and broke my left hip, I had to go to the emergency room and a doctor over at Swift Institute was on the Emergency side of it, and replaced my hip with a few screws. Well, the screws were coming out as I walked, so I saw Dr. Winkle back at great basin, and he said you're gonna have to have your hip totally replaced, as the screws are poking out.! I ended up in the hospital a few days after surgery with a stomach problem, and he actually came by to see me, and it had nothing to do with my hip, he just wanted to make sure I was OK! Absolutely incredible Dr, I highly recommend him and any doctor at Great Basin Orthopedics! The best! I needed a nausea medicine, and unbeknownst to Dr. Winkle the medicine he gave me for nausea also helped the stomach problem I was having so I could eat again, no other doctor has ever prescribed that medicine for me and I get these stomach issues a lot, we were really impressed! Thanks Dr Winkel!! I cannot believe how well I am doing, love my new life!!

I just had knee surgery and I gotta give props to the GBO's team for being one of the best medical…read moreorganizations I've ever seen. From check in (prompt, friendly) to procedural (knowledgeable, skilled), from post op (professional, caring) to rehab (comprehensive, challenging) I have nothing but the utmost respect for this group. Sandy greeted me warmly every time I visited the office and Dr. Fyda did an absolutely fantastic job getting me literally back on my feet. I even got a signed card from the entire medical staff that worked with me...I love it! Anyway, huge shout out to the team. Thank you very much for a job well done!