I've been seeing Dr. Agarwal since 2014, and every time I've gone to the office it has been a…read moresatisfying experience. From the friendliness of the front office staff, to the Medical Assistants, to the nurses and Dr. Agarwal, everyone smiles and offers nothing but professionalism and kindness. I am so glad to be receiving his care! Kelley Fulks

I'm a 40 year medical professional. I went to Florida heart associates related to my irregular…read moreheartbeat and hypertension resistant to treatment. They did $10s of thousands worth of cardiac studies. They repeatedly adjusted my meds, my blood pressure remained consistently above 160/90. After an ER visit when my BP was 202/126 I scheduled a follow up appt. with my FHA cardiologist dr P . They called me the day before my appointment to say my cardiologist didn't want to be bothered with managing my blood pressure and I should go to my primary care physician. I have spoken with many thousands of my patients physicians and never seen worse. It breaks my heart that colleagues in the medical profession I love would have such an attitude.

I am very impressed with Dr. Hoffman and especially the staff of this group. The nurses and other…read morestaff are very knowledgeable and very affable. 'nuf said.

Dr. Thano is very pleasant. Unfortunately, her staff is very rude. Based on that, I will be…read moreseeking a new cardiologist.

I was admitted promptly and my procedure went smoothly. I was able to speak to the physician before…read moreas well as after the procedure.

I was in this hospital for 3 days, everyone was great from the ER to the nurses & doctors. They…read morewouldn't release me until they got to the bottom of my problem where I could see a different hospital saying ya we don't know what's wrong with u, go home. A shout out to the on staff Dr Eva McClean, very caring & persistent, thank you!

I have seen two physicians in this office. They were both nice. Although their care could have been…read morebetter. They were both rushed. They did not listen to my concerns. I would much rather have a physician who takes the time to help their patients. Each visit the provider spent five minutes with me. Would not recommend.

We went to see Ashara El-Dabh, MD at LPG Cardiology Sept. 13 for a followup visit after her…read morehospital stay. Well when we showed up his name was on her hospital record but she had never seen or met this doctor ( how did his name end up in our file?) my wife's leg had swollen up over night to almost double size, so we had appointment to see this cardiologist so we went to him thinking well he is a cardiologist and circulatory specialist right? He took a look at her leg well maybe a problem I will have my central scheduling call and setup an appointment to get an ultra sound,. I said I think we need to get something done ( can you spell Deep Vein Thrombosis which could lead to PE or hearth attack. e said we will have central scheduling call you. We went to Chemo guy for a schedule visit right after this appointment, he said holy cow girl what is going on you are not to leave my office until I get you an appointment for a Sonagram which he did. Then he stayed over to give up blood thinners to resolve the clot. I would not use Dr Dabh or his clinic, every again non-caring and non professional. I forgot to mention central scheduling called a week and half later to schedule Sonagram, we had been in the hospital a week, had the clot removed by a professional staff , come home and was scheduled to remove the IVC filter the next day. A week short and day late my wife could have died. Stay away from this outfit.

Dr. Burton was able to correctly diagnose what was really going on with my dad after over three…read moreyears of misdiagnosis. Dad has a history of blacking out, which was always diagnosed previously as an unexplained syncopal event. Dr. Burton was able to walk in, look over my dad's chart and years of telemetry data and IMMEDIATELY recognize that there was an electrical issue and that he should've been fitted for a pacing device at least five years ago. He and his APRN worked together as a strong team and both were able to explain the proposed Micra leadless pacing capsule procedure very clearly and concisely. Burton took all precautions necessary to make sure dad's blood thinner and beta blocker had been flushed from his system before attempting the procedure, keeping him under observation until he was able to perform the implantation process three days later. Dad feels ten years younger and energized, after years of feeling sluggish, easily tired and short of breath. Thanks to Burton's quick thinking and drive, he's got a whole new lease on life, and has a brighter, stronger future ahead. Yes, Burton works quickly, but that is exactly who you need in an emergent situation. He's truly a highly intelligent, top electrophysiologist and an essential part of the HealthPark Cardiology team. His APRN is the one with the bedside manner and time to sit with you for a bit. Burton gets things DONE, accurately, efficiently and swiftly. Ps. To the reviewer whose husband was in an Afib distress loop for five days, he should've been taken to the ER. You don't wait around for an on-call nurse to get back to you. The best way to get Burton's attention is from the hospital itself. I'm glad it all worked out in the end.

Dr. Burton performed six heart procedures on me and I no longer have debilitating AFIB. I was…read morehaving episodes weekly and now I'm back to living an active lifestyle. I would and have recommended him highly to anyone who needs and electrophysiologist. He's amazing.

My mother whom has 4th stage dementia age 90 went there for a follow up appointment. I have…read moremedical power of attorney and they know this. They ordered tests to be done without discussing with me. I placed a call to the APRN who saw my mother on 6/16/21 and tests were ordered The next day I called early in the morning to ask what she was thinking in regards to why she ordered the tests. No call back so I called again in the afternoon and the excuse was she was either at the hospital or off that day. I called again the following Monday leaving a message again for a call back needless to say no call back. I am looking for another cardiology group for my mother.

They want me to get another heart test but the scheduling place cannot read the doctors…read morehandwriting. I have been calling for 3 weeks now and the scheduling place called the doctors office requesting info to schedule this test. I am still waiting. Totally ridiculous. I am tired of telling the office the same thing. It takes 5 min for someone at the doctors office to call scheduling dept to tell them which test. Well it will not be my fault of something happens to me while waiting.

We have permanently moved to Southwest Florida from NYC. We searched for a Cardiologist that would…read moremeet our highest expectations. After thorough research we chose Cardiac Care group in Cape Coral. I can't say enough great things about Dr Freedman and the office staff. Dr Freedman reviewed my husband cardiac history thoroughly and his advice has been right on! The office staff is truly the best I have ever encountered anywhere! They are so friendly and extremely efficient!

Zero communication, from nurses and doctors. Husband was admitted Oct 13 with A fib for 5 days. He…read morewas in the cath lab Oct 16 for a stint placement . No communication about the procedure. Was discharged from the hospital even though his AFib and his blood both were not under control . Poor

I would give them zero stars if I could. I needed a new cardiologist, so I made an appointment…read morewith one at their office and checked with my insurance to be sure to get one in network. All was good, until they filed the claim with my insurance. I fully expected to pay my specialist copay. However, they filed the claim through Lee Memorial Hospital, so instead of paying my specialist copay, they put the claim in as an if I was an outpatient, where I have to pay 40%. I called them and they told me that they are considered an outpatient facility, so it was filed correctly. No one ever told me that they were an outpatient facility, nor did I see any signs in the office. The only thing I saw was LPG Cardiology on a bulletin board. Then, I tried to look online for anything that stated that they were an outpatient facility but found nothing that stated it. When I checked in, I asked if they wanted me to pay for my copay in advance and they told me that it would be easier, so I did. I had no clue that it would cost me more than twice as much to see this cardiologist over one at another office.