Dr. Cockrell gets 500 stars, not 5. Love the man! I'm fairly certain he invented bedside manner. He…read morealways takes time to sit down and talk to me about how I'm doing and if there's anythiing I'm concerned about regarding my treatment plan. He's never dismissive or cold like another doctor at this practice I initially saw. I always feel reassured after my checkups with him. The nurses and front desk staff are pretty nice too, even though they make you fill out an intake sheet every visit even if none of your contact or insurance info has changed. This location is very busy so call a few weeks in advance of when you want an appointment.

Very friendly Staff The rotating Medical Residents is an…read moreadded plus Dr himself very professional very thorough Seems to really care about his patients Definitely would refer anyone with Heart issues to this Amazing Cardiologist He has my Heart lol

From the owner: Board-certified cardiologist Ayim Djamson, MD, is proud to treat the people of Beltsville,…read moreMaryland, and the surrounding Prince George's County community at Metropolitan Cardiovascular Consultants, LLC.  Dr. Djamson earned his medical degree from the University of Ghana Medical School. After graduating, he moved to New York City to complete his residency in internal medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center through the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University. He then completed his fellowship in cardiology at the same institution. Today, Dr. Djamson is an experienced cardiologist, able to diagnose and treat many complex conditions, including cardiac tumors, endocarditis, heart rhythm problems, palpitations, and arrhythmias. At Metropolitan Cardiovascular Consultants, LLC, he provides diagnostic tests including cardiac catheterization, nuclear stress testing, and arterial dopplers in order to precisely identify his patients' conditions. Dr. Djamson is committed to his professional growth and education. He is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in Cardiovascular Diseases, and he is a fellow of the American College of Cardiology. He believes in continuous learning because it allows him to provide his patients the best possible care. His compassion and dedication to helping others earned him the title of Top Doctor by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. in 2013...

Dr. Griffen has been my heart Dr. for the past ten years and I am very pleased. He takes my…read moreconcerns very seriously and recently saved my neighbor's life by his quick response to her problem.

Did not address my concern. Spent less than 30 seconds with me. Wanted to order more expensive…read moretests that had nothing to do with my problem.

I enrolled as a patient with this practice several years ago. The physicians and most of the office…read morestaff are friendly and committed to customer care. My issue is that calling the office is very difficult. There is an individual who I've had the unpleasant experience of speaking with each time I call. He's unkind without cause. I give the benefit of the doubt to anyone for one or two bad experiences but each time I call, I have to get past a very mean office representative just to get an appointment with my doctor. I find him to be extremely unprofessional and it's an awful representation of the practice as a whole. I wish Padder Health all the best but I'm beginning a search for a new practitioner that offers better service than this. Dr. Chang and Dr. Vellanki are both wonderful physicians. Thanks to both of them for their contributions to my care during my time as a patient. And thanks to the amazing staffers in the office who do a phenomenal job taking care of patients. I wish I had a name of the customer service rep who ruins the impression of this office for anyone who should dare call, but I wish him the very best as well, including growth as a care provider with a higher sense of maturity.

One star -- exploitative billing, no compassion, and zero clinical benefit…read more We took my 90-year-old grandmother here as a self-pay patient. Each visit was ~$350 out-of-pocket, for little more than a short chat about water pills. No progress, no meaningful care plan, no adjustments. When we couldn't cover another round of high bills, their management called--not to help, but to shame us. They said it was "unfair" of us to be sick and unable to pay, and even implied we were "taking care away from other patients." We offered a payment plan. They refused. Flat out. So: expensive, repetitive, low-value appointments, followed by a cold and disrespectful collections call when we asked for flexibility. If you or a loved one need cardiology in Annapolis, go to Luminis Health Cardiology at Belcher Pavilion instead. They actually have infrastructure and compassion for seniors.