They obviously over book. As we are still sitting in the waiting room a hour after appointment…read moretime. Shame on them.

From the owner: Cardiology Clinic of San Antonio is one of three of the oldest cardiology practices in Texas. The…read moredepth and breadth of our cardiology expertise is unsurpassed. Our group of 30 heart specialists includes the finest electrophysiologists, interventionists and general cardiologists in San Antonio and South Texas. We specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of heart and cardiovascular disease and peripheral vascular disease. The goal of the Cardiology Clinic of San Antonio is to improve the health of our patients by providing the highest quality cardiovascular care. We specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of heart and cardiovascular disease as well as peripheral vascular disease. We are accepting new patients. We look forward to meeting you! Services: EKG, Peripheral doppler exam, Nuclear imaging, echocardiography (stress and transesophageal), exercise stress test, tilt table testing, holter monitoring, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, cardiac event monitoring, external counter-pulsation treatments, coumadin management clinic. Cardiac catheterization, stents, atherectomy, coronary angioplasty, peripheral angioplasty, TAVR, Electrophysiologic studies, arrhythmia management, cardiac device implantation and management

Been trying to get my medical records for four months now every time i call i get transferred to…read moresomeone else and when i go in person at the time that i can there isn't anybody there help me. I always hear bad stuff about this hospital especially how expensive it is

If you think that this clinic cuts corners, it does! If you think this clinic is up for cash grabs…read morewhenever it can, it does! My mother had a CT scan for abdominal pain back in March of 2023 for her gal bladder and it was noted she had inflammation, yet the doctor did not recommend or prescribe any medication to treat the small issue she had. Flash forward to August 2023, she goes back to the ER with a different CT scan from STAT Emergency and is told the gal bladder inflamed even more, and she would have to undergo surgery to remove it. Let me get this straight. You people didn't mitigate the risk when you had the chance, but saved all your efforts till the last minute when you could charge the insurance company as much as possible putting her under several anesthesia drugs to the point where she needed CPR and a defibrillator after going into cardiac arrest. I could've lost my mother all because you people didn't see a need to stop a train in its tracks with all the bells and whistles going off. If you still don't think FDRM isn't a cash grab, I will also mention that one of the cardiologists saw something concerning and said her heart was functioning at 15% yet did not see her lower extremities inflamed or swollen. At the same time, she was able to walk normally. Tell me why did this doctor recommend she'd go through another operation to check her heart, more anesthesia, and that if they'd find anything she'd have to be transported to San Antonio via helicopter. This doctor CLEARLY wanted another cash grab at our insurance. Thankfully, we declined and got a second opinion from Dr. Cigarroa who told us that her heart was fine and not bad at all as Dr. Walder claimed. I hope FDRM spends the money they sucked out of putting an innocent woman out of work and in so much pain all because they let the situation get worse before addressing it. ALWAYS get a second opinion after going to FDRM.

I recently had my first appointment here with dr Roman because of an medical emergency I had few…read moremonths back and he saw me while I was in the ICU and had to follow up with him after I was released. My review is of the clinic/staff itself. Dr Roman is fantastic, he's Amazing, friendly, all that good stuff. When I first met him in the ICU and when I saw him again at the clinic he still had that same positive energy so he gets 5 stars Now, the ones that be answering the phones/receptionist I just knew with them being rude on the phone that they most likely was going to be the same way in person. I sure wasn't wrong. When I first called them to make an appointment they seemed annoyed, not friendly and just seem they were just having a bad day. I kept having to get rescheduled because of my insurance and each time I called they just seemed like they hated their jobs. When I finally showed up for my appointment the receptionist were the same way. Not welcoming, no smiles, not friendly and seemed to be bothered by questions and overall they just look miserable/tired. I'm all about customer service and usually will not come back to a place where the customer service is bad. Since this was the place that I had to follow up with post hospital discharge, i wouldn't come back here

They are a terrible clinic with doctors that don't care about their patients!…read more Waited months to be seen to only get a call a week before that they need to cancel my appointment and move it to the end of June! It's March.... I've already waiting 3 month. They do not care about their patients! Terrible, do not give these crooked doctors business!

Dr Juan Garza is thorough, intuitive, empathetic, & responsive. Today's visit was remarkably…read morecollegial, though I am not a Doc. He certainly does know his stuff - technical & heart. Good Guy.

This place just created a new level of excellence in patient consideration. So to only give 5…read morestars I am wondering if I should remove a star from similar doctors' offices. The staff was 100% friendly, helpful, pleasant and professional. Preliminary paperwork was reduced to a minimum since the list of meds, and relevant tests from my medical history was already in my chart. The doctor asked great and relevant questions and actually listened, and explained their rationale. I didn't feel rushed by the appointment desk, and they took extra measures to accommodate my schedule. I left feeling informed, valued and cared for. This was my first visit, and I promise to update info about consistency and new experiences as they happen.

This is a typical waiting room in a doctor's office. There's plenty of space for people to move…read morearound and wheelchair accessible. Staff is professional and fast. This place promotes a friendly and relaxed atmosphere which makes you feel comfortable. I was surprised that I did find any outdated or torn old type of magazines which are typical in a doctor's office. There were also educational material.

Dr. Kiesz and staff are great. Dr Kiesz is very caring and thorough. I was referred to him by Dr…read more Roka after an abnormal EKG. Dr Kiesz conducted a series of tests that ultimately led me to Dr. Otero, Thoracic Surgeon who performed a Triple Bypass. Dr. Kiesz has a great sense of humor, he is fond of telling me that he saved my ass twice. Now after my second stent after my Bypass (last Friday) he has saved my ass three times. His staff is also first rate.

I became Dr Siocos patient in December 2019 when I left the previous cardiologist who had implanted…read morean ICD, which my body was rejecting and was giving me many side effects. I love my Dr! He gave me hope, the care and attention I needed! He immediately referred me to an electrophysiologist, (something the other Dr wouldn't do) they both worked hand in hand on my care 6 mths later the ICD was removed! I am doing great and heart function has improved. I recently have referred two patients to Dr Sioco. God bless him for using HIS to work on the well being of his patients hearts‼

Dr. Sioco is great! He is such a nice man and makes you really feel comfortable. He takes the time…read moreto explain everything and answer any questions. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a cardiologist!

Dr. Patel is really nice, and thorough. He took good care of me in the hospital and that's how he…read morebecame my doctor. He put me on good meds that got my tachycardia under control with few side effects. The offices are nice and comfortable, and the front desk staff are friendly. The location is a pain for me to get to, since I'm in the Fair Oaks Ranch area. I have to slog through an unbelievable amount of traffic. I wish they had a Boerne or Fair Oaks Ranch area. I recommend Dr. Patel.

My 89 year old dad was admitted into the hospital for a-fib…read more They wanted to release him after a day in the hospital. I requested to speak to the cardiologist, Dr. Challapalli. Very surprised and disappointed in what he had to say. Basically he said dad will have a lot of issues going forward and not to keep calling the ambulance. I looked at him and replied: I disagree with you. I should have said, do your parents know this too? Shocking attitude.

I recently had the extremely unpleasant experience of accompanying my 89-year old mother to an…read moreappointment with Nikki Angeles, APRN. Whatever her other competencies may be, Ms. Angeles seems to have nothing but contempt for the role of family members as health care advocates for the elderly. My mother, an 89-year old woman with a recent history of A-fib and breast cancer, presented with a number of symptoms that are consistent with A-fib and/or heart failure, including severe shortness of breath, extreme fatigue, and dizziness. In this state, she was disoriented, afraid, and unable to ask questions or otherwise advocate for herself. As her only child, this is my responsibility, and I take it seriously. Ms. Angeles, on the other hand, seems to find the exercising of that role to be an irritation, an annoyance, and a waste of her, apparently, very valuable time. When, for example, I tried to ask simple informational questions about the purpose of tests she was ordering, she cut me off in mid-sentence, rolled her eyes, and attempted to move on with her agenda of bringing the appointment to an end as quickly as possible and moving on to whatever she felt was more important, without answering the questions. I was forced to repeat my questions, which only seemed to make her all the more irritated. On the other hand, Ms. Angeles, was quite pleasant with my mother. The problem is that my mother was in no position to advocate for herself. She was too disoriented and short of breath to ask any of the questions that she would later be asking me on the way home -- questions to which she has the right to know the answers. Questions that, as her health care advocate, I have the right and responsibility to see that she has answered, so that she understands her condition, her prognosis, and the care that is being proposed and/or provided for her. Ms. Angeles does not seem to understand or appreciate the fact that answering the questions of a family advocate isn't just an annoying distraction, but is, rather, and essential aspect of caring for the PATIENT, especially where the elderly are concerned. Hopefully, though, Ms. Angeles is not done learning, and will find a way to incorporate this understanding into her professional growth, so that she will be able to provide an improved level of care to future patients.

It's a tale of two cities in this office of cardiology! The cardiology part is great, it's the…read moreoffice experience that I cannot say enough bad stuff about them! I'm not able to give them a zero stars, otherwise I would! I can't even get them to give me a call back and answer to my question. There's no one even there in the first place that can answer my question! They didn't even wait long enough to see how they could help me, and all they did was switch my request over to a voicemail, they did not even try to answer my question at all! I doubt if they're too busy, everyone's busy, but when you say you're not a happy camper, it is pretty ridiculous! The whole office staff needs to be fired and get a whole new staff, I mean it! It probably won't ever happen, but that's how bad this office staff is! I don't know how the doctors can go on doing their practice without a good office staff! I wish someone there would call me back if they have the guts to do it. It's very unprofessional and unacceptable. That's all I'm going to say at this time!