So I have my mom coming here for years. She came with my dad but recently I have been taking her…read more If you want to wait two hours (this is the 3rd visit) every time, this is the place. Just terrible how they give an appointment and they're always late.

Nice office with a small waiting room. Dr. Stevens is…read moreprofessional and friendly. He took his time examining my mother, explaining everything and answering all of our questions.

My husband and I are patients in Dr. Taddeo's for many…read moreyears. She is our PCP and Cardiologist. She is an awesome physician and a straight shooter. She's tough but firm at the same time cuddling you from your anxieties. She's bold, gracious, respectful and is every patients dream Marcus Welby,MD. All her patients receive the same amount of care and loyalty. Kathy her nurse is a first class RN excellent in her patient care and professionalism. I'm very proud of having Dr. Taddeo as my Primary Care Physician.

No interest in my health. Teddeo actually hurt my health…read more Dr. Matilda Teddeo actually took actions to intentionally damage my cardiovascular system. After I forwarded a lipid (cholesterol) blood test requested by my primary doctor to Dr. Taddeo so she could adjust my statin prescription, she refused to increase the strength of my statin, nor reduce its strength based on the blood work unless I came into her Bronxville, NY office in person so she would receive her fee for my office visit. I had already provided her full fees for 3 prior office visits during the year 2025 with my most recent visit on Sept 2025. In October 2025 she received my lipid blood work but refused to discuss my lipid dose requirement with me by phone and then voided my lipid prescription and several months of prescription renewals from the Fleetwood Pharmacy. Her actions may have put my life in danger since I had to scramble to find an alternate doctor to provide me with my statin and for some time I had no statins to take. I am age 71 and the statin prescription helps me fight the following illnesses: high cholesterol, two leaky heart valves, one coronary heart artery partial blockage and partial blockages in both my carotid arteries. HER PATIENTS NEED TO MOVE ON TO A CARDIOLOGIST WITH COMPASSION WHO CARES FOR THEIR PATIENT'S LONGEVITY.

Horrible experience. The staff at this doctor's office are unprofessional and inattentive. They…read moreforget patients waiting in exam rooms, and I was even skipped while they were busy chatting about their personal lives. Expect to spend at least two hours here for something that should take a fraction of the time. On top of that, they threatened to charge me if I didn't agree to take a test. I finally agreed, only for them to come back and say "forget it" because the test wouldn't even be valid by my next appointment. So what happened to that charge?! Completely disorganized and untrustworthy. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

Although, I am very fond of Dr. Walia. However, I do have a few gripes when it comes to her…read moreemployees . This office doesn't run like it used to. Dr. Walia's staff needs fine tuning when it comes to fixing their mistakes and responding to emails . I've noticed that all of my appointments as well as most of my significant other's appointments have been with the Nurse Practitioner . I am really considering finding a new cardiologist who hires staff that don't appear to be combative in email responses and who are also willing to right their wrongs .

My whole family and I have been going to Dr. Gleckel for over 20 years. Dr. Gleckel is an internist…read morewho specializes in cardiology. As far as I am concerned, he specializes in everything! I can honestly say that Dr. Gleckel has saved both my father and my mother's lives! He is a wonderful, caring, and very knowledgeable doctor! Not only he is the best, but he has a great staff to go along with him. I've had the pleasure over these years to deal with his caring staff, Pam, Sophia, Naira, Sangeeta to name a few. We have become family to this doctor and staff. I am confident that my parents, my children, my husband and I are in the best of hands. Thank you Dr. Gleckel and your entire staff for always being there for us and making us feel like part of your family!

Dr Gleckel has been my doctor for over twenty years. He has common sense and good judgement. He…read morewill not rush you into something you don't need. I trust him.

The front door staff ignores you when you walk, I've never been to an office where they don't greet…read moreyou or say one moment please. Staff is looking at dresses while on work from their work computer. The only reason I know is I can see it as I was being ignored. Great doctors, bad staff.

Dr. Nick saved my life!! I needed clearance for a upcoming surgery . The Cardiologist I saw for…read moreclearance just cleared me with no testing. That's when I decided to change my Cardiologist to Dr. Nick, he would not clear me unless I had the proper testing done. The results of that test showed I could have had a heart attack / or worse do to major blockages in my heart..blockages I was unaware of.. Dr. Nick answered all my questions, reassured me that i would be ok, and made the arrangements for me to see a surgeon. Everything Dr. Nick did saved my life. I recommend Dr.Nick from Heart and Health 100% if you want a Cardiologist who knows what he's doing and does it in a caring manner. Thank you Dr. Nick for saving my life. I am forever grateful.

My experience with Dr. Edward Rutkovsky was so astonishingly bad that I feel obligated to warn…read moreevery potential patient before they walk into his office. His staff called ME and told me I needed to come in for a blood pressure follow-up. I rearranged my day, arrived on time, and then sat there for over an hour while Dr. Rutkovsky was nowhere to be found. No update, no courtesy, no apology -- nothing. When he finally decided to show up, he gave me under three minutes. Three minutes. After making me wait an hour. For a medically serious situation that is actively impacting my daily life. But the part that truly floored me -- the part that still has me shaking my head -- was hearing a cardiologist in 2025 tell me he "doesn't think POTS is real." Read that again. A heart doctor, in the year 2025, claimed that POTS -- a condition recognized by every major medical institution in the world -- isn't real. This is a condition validated by: * The American Heart Association * NIH * Cleveland Clinic * Mayo Clinic * Johns Hopkins * Stanford Medicine * Vanderbilt Autonomic Center * And literally decades of peer-reviewed research For a cardiologist to deny the existence of a thoroughly documented autonomic disorder is beyond outdated -- it's reckless. It signals a terrifying lack of continued education. It also explains exactly why he provided zero guidance, zero referrals, zero effort, and frankly zero care. He admitted he doesn't know much about dysautonomia but still didn't point me toward a single specialist. Not a name. Not a phone number. Not even, "You should see someone else." Just dismissal and confusion. My symptoms are severe. They are life-altering. And I walked out feeling ignored, belittled, and genuinely concerned for any patient who relies on him for anything beyond routine blood pressure readings. And honestly? After this experience, it's no surprise his Google rating is a 2.7 out of 5. It's painfully clear I'm not the only patient who's been treated with this level of disregard. I am requesting a full refund for a visit that was not just unhelpful, but emotionally damaging and medically irresponsible. If you value your time, your health, or a doctor who actually practices evidence-based medicine, stay far away from Dr. Edward Rutkovsky. This was not just a bad visit -- it was a red flag I don't want anyone else to miss.

This office USED to be a nightmare to visit for an appointment…read more Now it is AWESOME. Every employee I dealt with provided outstanding service and care.

Dr. Galler is Kind, Thorough, Knowledgeable, and Empathetic. He came highly recommended to me and…read moreI am so glad I found him.

From the owner: Dr. Brian Galler graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2002 before pursuing his dream of…read morebecoming a physician at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Upon graduating in 2006, he completed his residency training in Internal Medicine at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Galler completed his Cardiovascular Diseases Fellowship training at Oakwood Southshore Medical Center in Trenton, Michigan and then returned to New York to complete his Interventional Cardiology training at Winthrop University Hospital. He combines his holistic, patient-centered approach to disease management with advanced training in most invasive procedures.