The physicians and staff provide care high quality, personalized care to patients from all over the…read moreworld. The original group of doctors were part of a world renowned group called Leachman Cardiology. They have recently become officially part of The Texas Heart Institute which affiliated with Baylor College of Medicine late last year.

Stephanie Coulter is a very lackadaisical doctor. During the annual 15 minute visit, had no idea…read morewhat medicines was taking. Spent 10 of the 15 minutes chitchatting with the Fellow. Switched care to new cardiologist who discovered a 90% blockage at the top of the LAD. Also, can you imagine in this day they do not have a patient portal. You have to email and hopefully get a response.

I have been coming here for a few years now, and overall I am very impressed. I have visited many…read moredoctors' offices in the past, and this one has raised the bar for me. I love my doctor, Dr. Cassandra Wertz, and her nurse Dee. They make an awesome team, and always make me feel supported and never rushed, the way that many physicians tend to be these days. All my questions are always answered fully and I leave feeling reassured. Dee is also a rockstar when it comes to drawing blood! She makes the whole process fast and as pain free as possible. I'm not a fan of needles, and she makes it much more bearable! The facility as a whole is well-kept, crisp, and modern. There is even a little refreshment room in the waiting lounge for the patients. The only downside is that you have to pay for parking, but it is only $5 and I can usually find a spot pretty quickly. You pay for your parking at the front desk when you check out, which makes it a smoother process to leave rather than tracking down a machine. Valet is also an option.

My colonoscopy was not covered by my insurance and the Sunset Clinic business office did not let me…read moreknow even though they called for verification. If Sunset Clinic does NOT want to do healthcare verification, then let the patient know so they can call for themselves. But I am now paying for an entire colonoscopy and that was not what I had planned for this year. And how about United Healthcare for not covering colonoscopies if you had something removed in the last one? Healthcare is really Nocare.

Staff was highly rude. I was there for cardiology and i am an adult and legally can decline some…read moremedical treatment such as a device and they kept telling me I had to. horrid experience and unacceptabl.

My son had a heart procedure and the staff was amazing! They were compassionate, calming, and very…read morethoroughly explained every step of his visits and treatment. They have good security, kind employees, extremely professional, knowledgable, yet personable and likable nurses, doctors, assistants and receptionists. Note: the elevators do not open until 6AM which is the same time you are to show up to the pediatric surgical unit. It was not a problem. We chose not to use valet because the hours wouldn't work for us and the self-parking was easy. I was scared about a heart procedure in a big city like Houston far from our small town. It was super easy to get around the hospital and the traffic was not bad from our Air B&B to the hospital. I hope this helps some poor mom planniner her trip whose child needs care at Texas Children's Hispital.

Dr. PATEL saw both myself and my wife. He saw me at my lowest, they had been talking my…read more left legs at the knee but the Dr. got 2 of 3 arteries working. This saved my leg hopefully they will not have to take any of the foot. God willing Dr. Patel & HMCA will find a way to save it. Charles P Morgan I-45 & Airline, Houston, TX

I am writing this review as last resort, for someone to get back to me about my moms BYSTOLIC!!!!…read morehave been trying to get a hold of someone since friday. if your looking for a good bed side manner doctor, this ones not for you. his specialty is cardio, but he's the one causing my mom to have an attact. no call backs, no e-mails, i finally had a chance to talk to so call superviser and explained my moms situation. all i needed to know is who changed my moms mg and dosage for this medication, because she was out and her insurance would not cover any more. mind you i just refilled it on 2/28/18 and was suppose to be for 1mo. it seems no one knows, walgreens says its doctor, doctor says NO not him!!! well then who the hell am i suppose to call for help. just a big heads up for all of us who have the pleasure of caring for our parents, this pratice is so full of it, wait time just to get to speak to someone is horific, and then they tell you they cant help you, they just answer the phone. will e-mail whitney "officer manager" and see if she can get back to me. what the hell!!!!!!!! i am so disappointed in this place, and even though dr gonzalez did'nt see my mom on her apt day, he should at least get back to his PAYING patients, especially when its about HBP med. oh and just to follow up, its now wednesday 2/21/2018 and yes you guessed it STILL NO CALL!!!!!! now its out in the net, so if you hear from me again, and something happens to my mom everyone will know it was caused by you DR DOMINGO G. GONZALEZ CARDO!!!!!!! YA RIGHT

Dr. Almanfi is knowledgeable and extremely capable. I was diagnosed with severe mitral valve…read moreregurgitation. I have an underlying issue with Parkinson's Disease. After consultations with five different cardiologists who wanted to perform open heart surgery, Dr. Almanfi recommended a mitraclip repair which could be done with a cath procedure. Dr. Almanfi was very responsive to all of my questions and concerns. If I emailed with a question, he responded in a time frame that exceeded my expectations for a surgeon of his caliber. The prodedure was done in the morning and I spent one night in the hospital under observation. By noon the next day, I was on my way home. The best news is that after only two days my breathing was better and my energy level was definitely increasing with each day. I can't even begin to say what an excellent job this doctor did to repair my heart and improve my living conditions. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone who is having cardiovascular problems.

Dr. Attar was assigned to me in the ED (formerly known as the ER) at Methodist Hospital. While his…read morebedside manor is unconventional, his depth of knowledge and care for my health was very apparent. His PA, M.e.g.a.n (that's how she was introduced), was the perfect counter-balance in style and energy. They make an excellent team.

The front desk was professional & courteous. The nursing staff went above & beyond in helping me…read moreget testing and results I needed. One of the nurse, Michele, really went out of her easy to assist with getting an echo set up for me the very next day when my in office ekg was abnormal. She stayed after hours to accommodate me. I was truly impressed. In fact, even the doctor went out of his way to spend time with me. He was knowledgeable and explained several procedures I needed to me in depth. The wheelchair accessibility of this clinic is fantastic, including reduced rate parking in valet if you have a valid handicapped placard. When i went back the next day for the echo, I met a second cardiologist for the practice who was actually me friendly than the first one, and just as knowledgeable. So why four stars? Ultimately, the first doctor made a couple of insulting comments about my weight- and I don't mean appropriate medical comments about a need to lose weight, as I would have had no issue with that. These comments were joking comments about needing "special equipment" due to my size. Thing is, I'm not big enough to have warranted that. Unfortunately, I'm just overweight enough that a comment line that was, at best, inconsiderate and at worst inappropriate. So I got my echo results and went across the street to Methodist cardiology, where they explained to me all about my valve condition and murmur, scheduled my further testing- without any special equipment, thank you very much-and really set my mind and heart at ease. So ....if you're not as sensitive as I am, give them a shot. With my health issues, I've just decided life is too short not to be treated respectfully, especially when is something as serious as your health. But at the same time, I won't knock the entire practice- which was really good- over one comment from an unthinking doc.

Update - hospital administration changed their visitation policy this week to one parent per day. I…read moream thankful they adjusted to be more in line with neighboring hospitals. I am still frustrated that they were slow in this response and that as a result I lost out on critical moments with my son, but I am happy to now be able to switch out with my spouse and see my son. I am adjusting review to 4 stars to reflect the exceptional care that we have received from medical staff - the doctors, residents, nurses, RTs and OTs have been phenomenal. The missing 1 star purely reflects on my issues with hospital admin and the excessive visitation policy. Previous post- It has been 37 days since I last was able to see my son who is only 62 days old and still in the NICU - all because of a COVID visitation policy at Texas Children's that is EXCESSIVE, INSENSITIVE to parent's/ patient's well-being and OUT OF LINE with nearly all surrounding hospitals. 37 days I have been prevented from holding him, watching him grow, and having critical moments of bonding. See the attached list of Medical Center hospitals and several near my home in Cypress. None of them have adopted the excessive policy of one visitor per stay. I personally called each of these hospitals and was furious to find how out of line TCH's policy is, especially since when I argued my case to the Nursing Director for the Texas Children's Newborn Center she told me that TCH's visitor policy was enacted as part of a unified visitation policy with all other Medical Center hospitals - which was either a baseless assumption or gross misrepresentation. It should also be noted that when we were originally told about the policy, the Nurse Manager told us that the policy was being mandated from the state and that TCH had no choice but to comply - which was a total fabrication. Texas Health and Human Service Commission has stated "our most recent guidance to hospitals allows them to permit patient family members, one at a time, to visit their loved ones in the hospital." How is TCH so out of line with their competitors? Why are they so unsympathetic to the needs of their patient and their families? Not to mention that the policy itself is illogical - my wife and I live and breathe in the same household - we represent the same risk factor & germ pool. I understand limiting the number of visitors in the hospital at any given time, but allowing parents living in the same household to switch daily would not increase the level of statistical risk for the hospital. Your intent here was well placed, but the excessive (& out of line) policy that you have drawn is causing harm to parents and preemie babies and without any real benefit. So in conclusion TCH has a visitation policy that is dramatically more harsh than their peers, that is causing real harm to patients/ their families and doesn't make their patients any more safe. I have worked with Child Advocacy multiple times and spoken to hospital administrators, they all recognize the policy does not make logical sense, but they are either unwilling or incapable to make humane, logical, reasonable accommodations.

Baby had her 3 yo well child check up and she was a champion, I had to do little talking she was so…read moregood at what to say and answered their questions. The check in process was a little tricky, but we passed through, the aide was very patient and walked her through the process. Once Dr. Hirsh came in the room she was ready to talk and did she the best patient ever. But she received a flu shot and the little happy camper was not feeling that part of the visit. They always get you in and out quickly. Love this place