All the doctors, PAs, RNs and CNAs were outstanding. Over the ten days my husband was in the…read morehospital being evaluated, he had great care and the entire staff was professional , competent and compassionate. We highly recommend Wake Med Raleigh.

for a heart specialist, Drs there have no heart nor empathy. worst patient service ever.read more

I have been here about 3 times! It is tight down the street from my house. The doctors are as quick…read moreas they can be. Its clean, comfortable and not super busy. Best time to go to the emergency room is about 2-3am.

Great people, not rushed, but they are not knowledgeable on addressing root cause or deficiency. I…read morewas put on life long blood pressure meds. Instead, my own research led me to find that I was magnesium deficient for years. This caused fast heart rate and high blood pressure. I took magnesium LThreonate from Dr. Mercola or life extensions on amazon. 3 times per day. I am healed and have been off meds for 2 years. I hope this helps other to research root cause and not go on life long medication that will not ever heal your body. You will only become dependent on it, and it will cause other negative issues.

Went to a follow up appointment with my wife and was refused entry to the appointment room where I…read morewas allowed the prior visit. Also stop calling my black wife Ms if there is a white husband with a wedding ring with her. don't make early morning appointments and then show up 10 minutes late as the doctor for the appointment. This is the first time during our 5 years of marriage this husband was not allowed to be in the same room as the wife. Most unprofessional medical service I have seen in 55 years on 3 continents. When you see a man in the waiting room and you are not sure he is a direct family member as he has a different skin color as the patient perhaps ascertain who he is prior to refusing entry with the patient. Have you considered racial sensitivity training of your staff?

Wake med and United Healthcare insurance both SUCK!…read more My wife was in the ED on Sunday with Chest pain. Doc said you can go home as long as you see your cardiologist on Monday. Wake med gave us an appt on Tues. When we went they said we couldnt pay out of pocket and UMR insurance does not accept our doc any more. Wake med solution was for us to go back to the ED. Forget them!!!!! And forget United!!!! If anything happens to my wife in the mean time you can bank on a law sute coming from me.

During my first visit to Dr. Sydney Short's cardiology clinic I had the intake work done by an…read moreextremely competent, polite, professional nurse. Dr. Short entered the exam room shortly after reviewing the ECG, took a complete medical history - carefully comparing what he learned from our discussion with what the paper history suggested. He reviewed my blood pressure record, shed light on the way medical thinking about blood pressure and HBP treatment has evolved and changed over the years - a very telling perspective that shed light on the BP drugs prescribed over time, and diet/liquid intake recommendations, among other things. From the start of the exam, I was impressed with his explanations, his evaluation of the Rx routine I had been following, his recommended changes to that routine. I should note that I was comforted by the first step in his exam: taking my pulse the old-fashioned way, placing two fingers of his right hand on my wrist, and clocking things using his wristwatch. I've booked a follow up exam with his office; I recommend Dr. Short unreservedly.

There are two reviews here .Dr.Scanlan is excellent.. He is well trained ,,stays current but also…read morehas the benefit of years of experience . Unfortunately one has to deal with other staff he is aligned with thatI I would NOT give a high rating . So it's a " Catch22 " dilemma . I choose to see him but It's problematic .