Dr.Quinn knows the heart inside and out. If the heart is in trouble he has a path to health!read more

This is a terribly mismanaged office. I honestly cannot believe it is part of Sutter - the standard…read moreof care is so far below that of the other doctors I am used to in CPMC. Dr. Quinn himself is nice and friendly but the actual patient experience from his staff to his responses (or lack thereof) to any follow through is pathetic. I fired Dr. Quinn and am now with a new doctor (Anna Beyer) who I cannot be more happy with!

I avoided seeing Dr. Tufft for nearly forty years. I severed my achilles tendon in college: I…read moreshould have seen Dr. Tufft. I broke my right elbow and had a replacement at Kaiser in 2001. I should have seen Dr. Tufft to find the underlying causes. In 2015 I broke my left elbow and hip on a sidewalk in Point Richmond. I was taken to Kaiser. Kaiser pinned the hip and the rest is history. In 2016 I broke my left shoulder. Dr. Robert Lucas of the East Bay Shoulder clinic did a double reverse surgery. At this point, Dr. Lucas pointed me to an Internist that could be Dr. Watson and diagnose blood disorders. Enter stage right, Dr. Robert Tufft. I should have seen him forty years earlier. This comes under the dumb and dumber category on my part. Dr. Tufft, the next exam is on Mount Rose trailhead to the summit. I will lead you to the top. Thanks

Brillant!!! A lab…read moretech got on the phone & asked a colleague for that doctor who can figure out all the medical reject cases "ya know, the guy who can figure out the weird stuff" and there his name was. The man who saved my life in my hands. I hesitated for several weeks before calling as I was afraid of yet again being looked at like I was a nut case. After nearly 20 physicians in various fields left me to die, this genius figured out exactly what I had. It was so rare & out there my HMO didn't believe him. UCSF & Stanford docs weren't there for me either. But we proved all of them wrong with a biopsy and such. He went up to bat against them more than once for me & many attacked him in the process. Dr. Tufft has created enough good Karma to last several hundred lives. If there was to be ever a hero in my life Dr. Tufft & a colleague he referred me to fit the bill.

Dr. Ross is the finest physician of whom I've been a patient. He's been my doctor since the early…read more90's. He is patient, sympathetic, empathetic, extremely knowledgeable, caring, and highly skilled. Moreover, he employs a terrific sense of humor and is extremely articulate. He can be extremely succinct in explaining medical terms, conditions, diagnosis, prognosis, etc. to the lay person. Not once has his insights or advice been off the mark...not once ! The quality of his expertise and care are above 5-stars and he is terrific at following through. Dr. Ross employs a supremely efficient and experienced office staff; all of whom are truly on the ball. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !

Went for a check up this morning. Appt was at 10:30. At 11:45am I was still waiting to be seen…read more This is a trend with Dr Ross. It would be less annoying if he was a great doctor but he's not so I'll be looking for a new PD.

This is a great doctor. I had never considered that I might have a heart issue, so I was freaked…read moreout. The first doctor I saw said I couldn't possibly have a problem and he sent me on my way (with a $600 charge for small talk). So I went to Dr. Ludmer - who my friend could not recommend highly enough. He treated me with the utmost courtesy and respect and ordered a test. He explained everything in detail. Dr. Ludmer has such a sweet demeanor, I calmed right down. I was treated very well by everyone in his office. I would recommend this doctor highly to anyone with a heart issue.

My mother is a patient of Dr. Ludmer and feels he is a very competent, amiable physician, and she…read morefeels very comfortable with him. HOWEVER, his physician assistant, Stephanie Chin, is another matter. She berated my mother (who is 79) for forgetting some information she was supposed to bring to her appointment. And I mean berated -- she made my poor mother CRY!!! Aaaargh!!! She was rude and didn't even notice, much less apologize. So please, Dr. Ludmer, get rid of this woman before you lose my mother and other faithful patients. Remember the Hippocratic oath -- first do no harm.

Dr. Kadakia did a right heart Cath on me and it turned out to be a really good thing. He's really…read moregood at it. I didn't feel a thing. He was very friendly and has a good sense of humor. The techs and the nurses involved were all excellent. In fact all of the doctors, nurses and med students I have dealt with over the years at Summit Hospital have been world class.

Great practice! The receptionist is super friendly and made me feel like I was talking to a friend…read more- a rarity in doctor's offices as a lot of receptionists can be unfriendly. Dr. Holloway is also really nice, easygoing and not arrogant (the last of which might be surprising to some, as cardiology is a high-paying medical specialty). Granted, I was just there for a prescription refill and didn't have any questions, but if I did, I would feel comfortable asking. Thankfully, I don't have to come back anytime soon, and I mean that in a good way. :) however, if I had any heart issues, I know where to turn! Definitely recommend to friends and family. Downside: parking is difficult!

I am so thankful for finding Dr Holloway!!! I have a fairly major heart problem, have been…read moreneglecting it for a while and was scared of disapproval. I can't tell you how great I felt after seeing Dr Holloway! Not only did he not have a condescending attitude but he reassured me that everything was "OK". After seeing my heart on his in office Echo I put down my cigarette habit of 30 years. THANK YOU Dr Holloway!!!! BTW, this comes from a Nurse that should know better but it took him to show me the way.

Dr Tsang is terrific. Sympathetic, careful, knowledgeable, all you coul d want in a cardiologist…read more i have been seeing him for some 20-25 years now.

I have been a patient of Dr Tsang since 2002 when I had to have a Mitral Valve Repair. He is the…read morebest doctor that I have encountered in my 65 years. He is kind, caring, proactive about my health, he explains things to me in a way I can understand and he is crazy smart. I highly recommend Dr Tsang for anyone who needs a cardiologist.

Dr. Bodor is professional and knowledgeable. She is efficient and helpful at referrals to…read morespecialists.

The issue is not Dr. Bodor, it is the staff and the office's new business model. I have been a…read morepatient of Dr. Bodor's since shortly after the pandemic. I appreciated everything about my interactions with her. Back then, she actually responded to most of the messages I sent through the MyChart portal. I could also, typically, get a live person on the phone. Or if I left a message, I could get a relatively prompt reply. I re-initiated care after a year or two and things have changed drastically. Dr. Bodor no longer responds to messages, the staff do that. And when they respond their replies are terse and usually don't address the matter your trying to resolve. Recently, Dr. Bodor referred me to specialists and when I went into the portal to check updates about my referrals, the messages were completely unhelpful. The messages said: "Complete as directed by your provider...Contact your organization for instructions on how to complete this test or procedure." So I tried to send a message for clarification and I was unable to send a message from MyChart. It was only after several failed attempts that I learned Dr. Bodor's office had transitioned to a different patient portal. There was ZERO notification of this. So I called the office to get clarification. The woman who I spoke with told me to make an appointment with the specialists and provide this information to the office so they could add it to the referrals. I did that. Over a week ago, I sent a message (through the new portal) with the appointment and doctor information, and I left a voicemail. I still haven't gotten a response. I have an appointment with one of the specialists tomorrow and still haven't received confirmation from Dr. Bodor's office that they have received the information I provided and that I am all set to keep the appointment. Do I cancel it? Do I go and risk wasting my time all to find out they don't have my referral? When you are unwell and you just want to get better, you should not have to worry about any of this. With all of the healthcare options available these days, you would think physicians' offices would strive to support patients in need of their care. But no. This abysmal conduct is unacceptable. Open enrollment is coming in the fall. I am searching for a new doctor.