This is the main location for my cardiologist but normally I go to the other location closer to…read morehome, however this is a really nice office. I was having an issue with the removal of my heart loop device and needed to be seen, the office acted so quickly to move things around to get me in right away and before the weekend got here and more days passed. It said so much to me to learn that during my visit because it would have been so easy to just not make the 15 minutes needed but no, they made it happen and was even in contact with my primary care doctor to coordinate everything. That is one reason why I always have BayCare doctors, their system is linked, making it easier for them.

Dr Amin is a very good cardiologist. Very thorough testing to uncover my problem. I definitely…read morerecommend him.

I have had four visits for various cardiovascular tests the last two months. Very happy with each…read moreexperience. Everyone from the receptionist to the technicians was friendly, professional and efficient. The doctor I first met with there has excellent communication skills and seems genuinely interested in my health and welfare.

cash cow revolving door. if you like going under general anesthesia every year or so for…read moreablations, this doc's for you. I believe Hybrid convergent ablation left me worse off in long run with hernia mid chest and more arrhythmias. Someone on yelp mentioned his office manager at the time. He's now married to her. Maybe he still is.

Dr Norris was referred to me by my cardiologist to surgically replace my pacemaker. Their offices…read moreare on the east side of S Ft Harrison Ave.. right across from Morton Plant Hospital. There's plenty of free parking in front. The waiting room is comfortable. The new patient forms are all completed online. You don't have to print out anything. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Once taken back, the staff worked like a well oiled machine. I went from station to station. I got an ECG, met with a nurse, a physicians assistant, the pacemaker rep and then (of course) Dr. Norris. He has a great demeanor. He answered all of my questions. He was knowledgeable, professional and friendly. The overall experience was great. The replacement procedure went uneventfully and the followup visit went smoothly, as well. I can definitely recommend Dr. Norris if you don't currently have a cardiologist.

Awesome all the way Staff in all locations are fabulous Dr Black is 100% a real Doctor…read more Thanks so much for listening to me, answering questions and genuine care. Rare these days. Any heart issue or stress test, echocardiogram. This is the place to go. Everyone who saw me was absolutely wonderful. Thank You very much.

Dr. Lenz has been my cardiologist for 5 years since I moved to FL. His care has been consistently…read moreexceptional throughout. My appointments with him have always been timely (unless he's had a cardio emergency beyond his control at the hospital), and during our visits he's been very thorough, not rushed, and friendly. He has consistently worked to find solutions for me instead of just maintaining the status quo. I recommend him highly, and his nurse Betsy and the rest of staff at Clearwater Cardiovascular are top notch as well.

My most recent visit for MPH was to have my second hip replaced by the best of the best Dr. Andrew…read moreCooper. My first visit was in September with Dr. Cooper and extremely successful from security through admitting through transport to pre op to PACU to post op just as this surgery most recently in November. When entering the hospital, you can feel the sense that all staff are fully knowledgeable of the COVID guidelines and abide by them. This makes the patient feel comfortable with the cleanliness surrounded by them. All staff that I have interacted with during my surgeries have been professional, attentive, skilled. Since I have already posted about the first surgery I will comment on my most recent surgery. The staff beginning with the greeters to admitting all wonderful. Fe and Lisa got me on my way in preop to the anesthesiologist who was comforting due to his laid back personality. The PACU gang were also awesome Ginny C, GG, Marcella. Thank you so much for putting up with me. Erin and Jason getting me on my way to walking. Jessica was welcoming. I must give a huge thank you to Patricia and Carolos on the night shift. They were so helpful and understanding as the anesthesia worked double time of me. I have no words to express my appreciation of getting me through the night. I don't think I was this nicest patient in the middle of the night. Jessica C discharged me in a professional manner due to me probably not being the nicest patient when she did report from the nights shift. Kudos to all and MPH is fortunate to have each and everyone of you.

I was given a hand held fan when it was hot in my room. My roommate had asked the same request…read moreabout our room being hot and have the air conditioner turned down. She said she was also given a fan.

"I love being in the hospital" said no one ever, but if you find yourself in need & can choose,…read morechoose Morton Plant. I spent 5 days with the caring professionals that are the heart of the Morgan Heart Center of Morton Plant. From pre-op testing thru admission, surgery, & post op care I was treated with tender loving care. All the staff accomplished their mission with expertise, kindness, & professionalism. If ever the need arises it is comforting to know that Morton Plant is there in Clearwater serving the surrounging area as a NON PROFIT hospital. I was fortunate to experience the "Baycare Effect".

There are many BayCare affiliated doctor's in this huge building and not just heart doctors. They…read morehave free valet parking as well as a massive multi-story parking garage right next door. Life is good when you take care of your health!

Dr Hazlitt was on time, and only a 10 minute wait in the waiting room. Dr Hazlitt was very…read morepolite, excellent bedside manner. He took the time to answer questions, and did not rush me. The Office Staff were all very polite and very professional. I would highly recommend Dr Hazlitt.

A personalized "thank-you" goes out to the medical imaging department at the Heart and Vascular…read moreInstitute in Largo. Everyone takes the necessary time to provide me with a superb echocardiogram experience. Although I was greeted by a most congenial receptionist at the registration desk, I must say that it was the actual testing performed by a staff member, only known to me by her Armenian/Ukrainian heritage, that pleased me most. She has a pleasant talking voice. Knowledgeable skills were clearly on display throughout the entire testing process. Dr. Jesse Klein, DO, who treated my heart attack back in 2020 displays an extremely high level of professional expertise, combined with a consistent caring attitude. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

We experienced a failed communication / process between largo medical where the test was performed…read more, and the " test reader" at Heart institute. When this test was scheduled, we warned that surgery was 2 days away and the report needed to be expedited. We were assured this was doable. AT 5:00 pm THE NIGHT BEFORE SURGERY were told many others had called on our behalf and got voice mail or non answers so we found OURSELVES trying to locate the report , unaware of the processes or handoffs between the two facilities . In desperation, we asked for help from Sandy, executive assistant to Adam Rudd , largo medical CEO . She reported --the next day--that she was only able to "leave a message" as well. If the CEOs office can't get results, does that Tell you something? Without this report and no clearance, our long planned/ awaited surgery was cancelled. Afterwards , we wrote both facilities to try to find the point of failure to prevent another patient from this experience, due to some lost report, in pain for another month. The Heart Institute seemed somewhat aware of THEIR role in the dropped ball yet both institutions pointed fingers, lacked interest in resolving. Why not more concern over So many disrupted schedules , many medical personnel hours and resources wasted from canceling an 8 hour surgery the night before? Or how about any empathy or apology for the patient and family forced to reschedule, re-test, waiting in pain? We specifically emailed the Largo medical CEO Adam Rudd 3 times between 1/30/22 and 2/1/22, while being assured by his assistant Sandy that he'd respond. We again called and requested he review our communications. Nothing received as of 3/1/22. If you need their services, be sure to navigate every possible point of failure because They don't seem to care.