She is one of the BEST doctor we have ever meet. She is so kind, extremely caring and you can tell…read moreher patience really matter to her. This is her true vocation, she about help patient correct medical issues and helping them get healthy. She takes her very seriously. She is a highly trained and very skilled doctor. And she is extremely personable doctor that goes the extra-mile, she called the night of very first visit to make sure the patient was alright and that they understood everything. She clearly enjoy her work, she very through and listens to her patients. She is the right mixture of tough but caring. If you are in need of a heart doctor with a even bigger heart, she is the doctor for you.

I will post below what I emailed to the office after an appointment today where I literally left in…read moretears. Dear Dr. Hausnerova and Staff, I am reaching out to inform you that I would like my patient file destroyed, my upcoming appointments cancelled, and all communication to me and my doctors halted. While your secretary (nurse? Sorry, I wasn't sure on her credentials) and resident were absolutely gracious, respectful, and kind, I do not intend to pursue care with a doctor who repeatedly violated my boundaries, disrespected my lived experience, and demonstrated ignorance regarding many well-accepted concepts and diagnoses in the medical field. Since you evidently do not understand the nature of trauma or mental distress, allow me to enlighten you. Your aggressive and unprofessional approach triggered me. Unfortunately, you are not the first ignorant doctor I have encountered who has made me feel small and scared and objectified. In this case, those feelings caused me to mentally shut down and lose the ability to properly communicate just how hurtful and inappropriate your questions and comments were to me in the moment. Please allow me some time to express those feelings now. Firstly, you spent an unusually long amount of my appointment discussing your own life experience, so allow me to share a bit of my own. I am a direct descendant of Eastern European immigrants, a direct descendant of people who were victimized by violent antisemitism, and a Jewish historian. Your utter lack of awareness regarding the nature of intergenerational trauma is quite shocking. Telling me that I shouldn't be depressed or anxious because at least I'm not in a cattle car to Auschwitz or being barred from education in Afghanistan was cruel and disrespectful, both to the people who have experienced those things, and to me. Furthermore, when I verbally expressed that I found this line of communication hurtful and unproductive, you nevertheless persisted in violating my clearly stated boundary a few more times before the end of my visit. Additionally, when I informed you that I had recently gained a significant amount of weight due to a battle with a lifelong eating disorder, you not only calculated my BMI (a widely debunked methodology) and informed that I was obese, but also asked why I was fat and anxious if my boyfriend is calm and in better shape. I'm not even sure which of the myriad of potential offensive things you were attempting to imply there, but they all reveal an embarrassing cluelessness regarding basic eating disorder and mental healthcare best practices, as well as a deficit of simple human kindness. To be clear, I understand that weight is a potentially relevant factor when discussing heart health and I was prepared to have that conversation in a reasonable and measured way. What I could not abide, however, were your callous and, frankly, incorrect comments about a subject which I clearly expressed was difficult and painful for me. I respect your life experience and the things you have suffered but your success does not negate anyone else's trauma, nor does it have anything to do with my health. I urge you to educate yourself. If that is too much to ask, then at very least I advise you to simply keep your mouth shut next time anyone mentions mental health to you. You are literally causing more harm than good.

Dr Bodurian is the kind of Doctor we all hope to find to care for us. He is smart, Knowledgeable,…read moreskilled, thorough, patient and kind. He is our family cardiologist and my mother Mrs Ahmadi has been his patients for more than 15 years. He has always been there for her to provide the most excellent care. He has our trust, deep gratitude and affection..

I have been seeing Dr Bodurian for five years. I have coronary artery disease, though no heart…read moreattack or stroke so far. When I first came to see him with symptoms he performed an angiogram on my main artery, and fortunately decided not to proceed with a stent because he felt my condition was not serious enough to warrant it (a short time after this a major medical study cast doubt on the efficacy of stents in many cases and recommended not using stents except in extreme or emergency cases of arterial blockage). He is a very thorough doctor and has put me on a good set of prescription drugs and regular annual tests. He is also a very nice person.

Dr. Flyer is very sharp and asked good questions. I definitely recommend him and his practice.read more

Extremely sharp cardiologist but very scattered. His staff seems to be a repellent collection of…read morepatient-hating, clownish women who evidently hate their jobs yet continue to come into work. The phones go unanswered, emails are ignored, and the only functioning part of the practice seems to be billing. If you don't have heart problems prior to visiting Cardiocare, just wait until you experience their style of 'care'.

I am pleased that I am able to update this review. I received a call from Dr. Lager. He was in his…read morecar. He was driving to an emergency. I could hear him pulling into the parking lot of a MedSTAR location, and a helicopter landing in the background. Dr. Lager explained to me what happened. Dr. logger told me that because everything else looks good and because the surgery was so close, he was able to clear me. He told me he certainly could do the stress test with the surgery postponed. He told me he apologized and I was not told that I did not need to come in today. because he reached out to me. I am happy to give them their four star reading back. I am very concerned about the fact that I came in and was not told I did not need to come in. I am also concerned about the issues with the fax. But considering that cardiologists kind of do a lot for us, I think I should be lenient. Let me reiterate, I am still not happy, but their fax machine not working and all the hoops that I had to jump through to get them to receive a fax.

doc marshall is a great doc. very calm and composed. professional. seems to be very patient and a…read moregood listener. he is a young guy. overall patient care is great. he puts you at ease from the start. facility is nice and staff is super nice and friendly.

I have been a patient 40 years. now with doctor Talesnick. I highly recommend him as an…read moreoutstanding physician.

Smart and trustworthy physician. He cares about his patients and is truly a great person.read more