My husband and I were referred to Dr. Das by mutual friends. My husband was experiencing chest…read morediscomfort for a month's time. We saw Dr Das on Tuesday August 22nd in his office at 11 AM. By 2PM the doctor had us scheduled for surgery at Yuma Regional Hospital. Dr.Das saved my husband's life. His attention and compassion goes above and beyond the norm. I highly recommend Dr. Das, and his very efficient staff to all my family, friends, and co-workers!

First time I met Dr M Awar was just after a seizure, He found the real cause, I had a deformed…read moreheart from birth was not smooth onthe inside but rough allowed clotting which caused my stroke. As I'm an Identical twin, I was the sickly one with a strong heart murmor on the left heart chamber given only a few monthe to live, back in 45 they did not have the advanced medical we have today. So I was put on a jello diet for 2 years to thicken by blood during this time I had regular check ups where they would take a sample from my hand using a small stone grinder to peal away the skinn tissue, still have the scars. Everything seemed to be fine at Awar's office until the COVID ERA, mandatory MASKING I objected, as I found out by study from other Medical experts the mask did not work to keep a 3 micron VIRUS from passing THRU THE MASK which was 80 micron wide in its weaving. Mark and I had a very short curt discussion which he told me it was just my thinkiing so I was wrong , therefore, I printed out a multi page peer review study that addressed my issue and gave it to his office. Now we understand the gov't mandated mask, based on NIH/CDC lies, BUT OVER TIME the patient mask mandate came down. I also gave the office patent info for stem cell therapy called /x39 but so far this is above his interest for his patients, this therapy has 20 years of reasearch, and many patents to heal the root cause of sickly people, it's not an over night thing, but takes many months, this therapy would be a win,win, for both for the doctor and the patient, multiple check up by the Doctor and wellness of the patient. He's not the only office I have given this to. in medical terme it called photo therapy as the body's infraed system is used to heal itself, heart skin and more look it up I absolutly bhate taking pills as my former stroke left me with a swallowing issue. After my stroke in rehab they ordered my food pureed due to swollowing issue. I therefore challenge all my doctors to get me off pills thus far several have been removed due to my health improventents. However, after my wrist Angiogram by Dr Awar, checking for clotting/obstruction, none seen my heart wass functionng only 50 percent at best should be 65 or better. Ifeel the stem cell therapy will improve this condition over time. but so far its deaf ears to a science that may cure someone. And I refuse to insert a Defibulator as my investigation found 45 percent fail to activate when needed. Why take such a risk? I also had anaphylactic shock from a pill i had been on for years Linsinopril put me in the hospital for a few weeks and they told me your one in 300,000 to have this happen,but they knew it could and didn't provide me a safer pill which I have now. Medically Dr Awar is an ace on heart issues. but newer forms of healing/therapy seems to be lacking at the moment. Jdpent01@usa.com

Dr Awar is a joke very unprofessional. Damage my leg during the second procedure it's been since…read more2017 damage leg nerve damage he went to low with the needle and damage the nerves now I drag my leg since also had damage my clutch in car due to leg I had to install another clutch parked it because I can't drive it no more due to damage of leg. I'm left with no car or transportation to get around to get groceries. I'm disabled his procedure didn't help me with his inpatient procedure had to stop 3 time's because he didn't know what he was doing or he deliberately damaged my leg either way I would never recommend him if anyone goes there beware he doesn't seem to care about his patients the other Dr lower than him told me he made a mistake with the needle and damaged my leg he couldn't explain what happened to me he sent another Dr to tell me very unprofessional chewing gum during procedure to. Staff was nice but also very unprofessional one staff member was very nice but strange to invite me and pick me up to go to her Church I felt like it sure wasn't the church to take a patient she was nice and gave me a ride home from the office due to transportation forgot to pick me up she also gave me all my medical files free and told me there's nothing they can do to fix my leg that it should get filling back in it soon it's 2023 and I still drag leg can't afford to buy another car automatic had to park my car for family to have it. I would think twice before going to him do ur research and don't let him put needles in ur legs that's the mistake he did to me. It's been 6 yrs still don't have filling in leg drag it it's weak. Yuma patients go to another Dr in town or out if you can't find one.

Seeing Dr. Feseha M.D. assistant Romie Faustin, FNP-C for the last two years, (about six times) she…read morenever took the stethoscope off her neck to listen to my heart. I'm seeing another cardiologist now and much happier.

They don't bother checking you properly or figure out what's going on with you they are very…read moredismissing. The African American pcp I got has no manners and will look you up and down made me feel very uncomfortable. Will not be going back.

Staff was passive aggressive. Micheal Gifford was very rude and passive aggressive as well. care…read morequality was poor. Walked out unhelped and felt very unwelcomed. No one seemed to care about their job and staff was just nosy and unprofessional.

I had an angiogram artherectomy procedure done at the CIC clinic in Yuma AZ., by Dr. Inder Singh to…read morehelp increase blood flow to my legs. During my procedure he administered too much Omnipaque contrast dye and I went into a full-blown anaphylactic shock. Because Dr. Singh negligently did not have an anesthesiologist available during the surgery to monitor my airway, they had to call 911 for an ambulance to take me to YRMC hospital. I was emergently intubated. I suffered a cardiac arrest- thankfully I survived. They admitted me to ICU. I had several complications during that hospitalization stay; and was unsafely discharged too soon. Since that near fatal operation, I have memory lapses, loss of grip strength in my hands, and I can't even walk 30 yards without rest. My legs are discolored and if I don't wear compression socks everyday, they become profoundly edematous. Just 4 weeks after that surgical calamity, Dr. Inder Singh resigned, or-- was he likely fired? Think twice before having surgery w/ Dr. Singh. Certain procedures are best done in a hospital operating room setting, especially for high-risk patients like me, w/ multiple comorbidities.