It's ALWAYS pretty busy. The Cardiologist's are excellent!! We've been coming here for many years…read more Top in their field. Never, had any issues or problems. We consider to feel we are in excellent care !!

Would never recommend this place. Bad experience from beginning to end. If you can search other…read morelocations to be better service you, do so. My dad was referred by his primary doctor back in March 2026. They had mentioned to me this office changed management so be patient regarding a call back. I tried making an appointment for my dad, they wouldn't give to him an appointment until they got his hospital records from 2013. The receptionist said they'll double-check with the doctor and would call me back. Never got a call back. I finally was able to get a hold of someone but they said everyone was at lunch and she did not know anything about a call back. Very rude lady. I asked if she knew if I really needed my father's hospitalization records, she said to call back because she doesn't know. Then My dad's primary doctor office called them and explained the hospitalization was not relevant to his referral and they were able to schedule my dad a visit 4/15. I was still informed the hospital records from 2013 were still needed. On 3/27 I took my dad to sign an authorization to release of information so they can get my dad's hospital records. Today, on 4/15 he went to his scheduled appointment and I was informed by the front desk they tried calling my dad to notify him the doctor had an emergency and the appointment had to be rescheduled. Apparently they did not have his correct contact number. They never checked if my dad's number was updated when I went on 3/27, which is basic protocol to check contact information at an office assisting the public. Also the authorization release of information was never faxed to the hospital to retrieve records from the 2013 hospitalization. The girl at the front desk said they faxed it three times today however I could go directly to the hospital to request his records. They rescheduled my dad with a tentative date, as the records needed to be received in order to be seen by the doctor. At this point he decided to take his business elsewhere and didn't want to come back to this unorganized provider. I agree, very frustrating and a waste of time. I hope they find a better way to hold people responsible to do their job and have back up doctors.

With my job I have to have a full work up including cardio prior to deploying for long periods of…read moretime. This past trip was 8 months in length (most are around 10). I had hoped my insurance would have covered the entire bill for my exam, which took place in June of 2024, but they only covered half. For whatever reason, I was only billed once and that happened in mid January of 2025. With my deployment having ended in mid-February, the timing was as close to perfect for my schedule as I could have wished for -- as opposed to having been billed over and over since July and having late fees tacked on, over and over... I am very glad that didn't happen. Anyway, I am home now and within a week of my arrival I FINALLY opened all my mail. Now I can make my payment in full. The only thing I didn't like was that they don't take credit cards ... and I will assume that would include debt cards. Just to keep up with the times, it would be very convenient for folks, especially like myself, who could be deployed aboard a missile tracker, 1,000s of miles out to sea and a great distance away from a post office, to be able to make payments the modern way via Venmo/Zelle/Google Pay/PayPal/Garmin Pay/Samsung Pay or Apple Pay. More and more of us are operating like that. Checks, cash and, money orders are, dare I say, drifting out to sea. I based on the professional approach in this office I hope to call Dr. Vlachonassios my regular cardiologist. More specifically, as far as the doctor goes, I was super comfortable in his office. He read my paperwork sent by the medical department that I am associated with and fully understood the assignment. Within minutes he tackled the task and had my paperwork filled out moments later. Also, I loved his staff and everyone collectively, as they presented a feeling of grand experience, despite getting my name wrong on the bill, which was no big deal, but I have to remember to have that correct during my next visit.

This dr saved my father In laws life over 20 years ago. He is 90…read morethis year and heart is still going strong! This is a top cardiologist and a great caring staff! We will change insurance coverage and have before we change Dr. V!

The front desk staff are incredibly rude and racist. They don't return phone calls and It is…read moreobvious they don't get reprimanded for how they treat clients. I am so kind even when life if hard so its really no excuse to treat people nasty.

be careful with this clinic the staff there is very unprofessional. They need to get fired or in…read moretrouble. They ordered the wrong test on my mother. she needed a week of her heart being monitored and they only did a one day what if something would've happened to my mother and now she has to wait until May 11. this is so unprofessional.

My father had a scheduled appointment today, August 17th at 8:39 a.m. today. While we were waiting…read morein the office, I was informed by the receptionist that a text message had been sent approximately one hour before the appointment notifying us that it was canceled. I was told that the person scheduled to perform his test would not be available for the remainder of the month and that my father would need to be rescheduled to the Los Alamitos location. What was especially disappointing was the complete lack of apology or concern for the inconvenience. Instead, the receptionist was rude and dismissive. While I was speaking with her, another receptionist attempted to provide additional information, while the first receptionist simply turned her attention to her computer. When I asked when my father could be rescheduled, I was told that the earliest available appointment in Los Alamitos would not be until October. My father is 93 years old, and this last-minute cancellation has created a significant hardship for both of us. I had to miss work to bring him to this appointment, only to find out after arriving that it had been canceled. I requested to speak with a manager or supervisor, or even Dr. Pan, but was told that no one was available. According to the receptionists, Dr. Pan was in clinic seeing patients, and the supervisor was in Los Alamitos because of a staff shortage. I informed them that I was willing to wait for the supervisor, as I was told she was on her way to the Long Beach office. Unfortunately, there was still no apology or acknowledgment of the inconvenience. The interaction was characterized by rudeness and extremely poor customer service. I understand that staffing issues and unforeseen circumstances can occur. However, patients and their families should be treated with courtesy, compassion, and respect--especially when an appointment is canceled at the last minute. My 93-year-old father is now left in limbo without a clear appointment date, despite our having arrived for his scheduled appointment. I am requesting that a supervisor or manager contact me promptly to address this situation, explain why the cancellation notice was not effectively communicated before we arrived, and determine whether my father can be accommodated at an earlier date rather than being forced to wait until October.

My cardiologist, Dr. Stanley Kawanishi is an outstanding physician…read more He has cared for my heart health needs for decades. I have found him to be, not only a fine cardiologist, but a man of great experience and character. He has a true heart for vocation and his patients. I would recommend him without reservation. Sadly, as for the PCA office culture, personnel and access to information relative to my clinical or other inquiries, very poor. This is based on a number of calls to the office and the use of the on-line system. Seemingly understaffed, poorly equipped by way of serving the patient's needs, long waits on hold, failure in returning calls, and even lacking in common courtesy. Symptoms of poor upper management's standards, training and oversight. In a word, 5 stars for Dr. Kawanishi, no stars for office staff and admin.

I have looked a long time for a doctor that will work with me and keep a good sense of humor. He…read moregave me a secure feeling in his honest and sensible suggestions. I am a medicare patient and they fit me in fast as a new patient. It does take a few calls to work things out but the doc is worth the time. I feel confident in his support and look forward to seeing him next fall.

I have waited a year to see Dr. Appleby (since he's in such demand) and I FINALLY had an…read moreappointment with him yesterday. I'm happy to report that it was worth the wait. Dr. Appleby is very personable, takes the time to listen to concerns, has an excellent bedside manner, and his sense of humor is the icing on the cake. He was able to outline an action plan for me with achievable goals. The office is modern, clean, and state of the art. The doctor's staff were all very friendly and helpful. I have been to a number of cardiologists, and Dr. Appleby is head and shoulders above the rest by far. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a top-notch cardiologist. One caveat: The medical office building houses a number of medical specialties and as such, it is quite busy and parking can present a challenge. Just an FYI.

As a recommendation from my primary doctor, since another decade has passed by, he suggested having…read moresome complete blood tests performed just to see if everything was okay. To my surprise, I was borderline for a heart attack. They say that Hypertension is the Silent killer. A third of Americans have it and do not know it, there are no symptoms, additionally my LDL were very high. Since my findings, I have been on 1 prescribed med, given recommended dietary guidelines and to increase some exercise. This treatment plan proved to be very effective and have continued to be monitored to be sure I am on track. As far as I am concerned, Dr. Wong saved my fat life. Dr. Wong is ahead of curve. He studied lipids related to heart disease before anyone else back in the 80's. I have tried treadmill testing, Plague review, Ultrasound tests, fat density testing and recently took a Calcium Plague test at UCLA medical center with a zero score, which is the best score to have. I highly recommend men and women to see Dr. Wong at least for a simple blood test for the biggest muscle in the body just for the Health of it.

I've been seeing Dr. Wong for several years now, and can attribute my healthier lifestyle to his…read morepreventive diagnostics. Their office recently added an ECP - External Counter-pulsation Therapy bed. People who suffer from heart disease like angina are unable to supply enough oxygen-rich blood to nourish the heart muscle. ECP is a non-invasive therapy designed to improve circulation and blood flow to the heart. This prescribed therapy for the treatment of Coronary Artery Disease is even covered by most insurance plans!

They are great but why do they charge for vaccine record ? Like we started our care with them and…read morebeen there ever since and they never give us any paper about what was done to our baby

My children became patients of Dr. Aguilar during the pandemic. Not only was the staff efficient,…read morekind, but very welcoming. Their office is clean and well maintained, and most importantly never crowded with sick patients. Their appointment system allows for fast and efficient visits. Dr. Aguilar himself is a patient, thorough, and understanding doctor. He address all of my concerns and validates all my feelings when it comes to my children. I appreciate his expertise and his kind mannerisms. I highly recommend this pediatric office to all my friends and family.

* I had an appointment with Dr. Chhabra on Friday 8/7/26. *…read moreAs usual the doctor was very articulate & discussed a sudden unforeseen uptick in my LDL numbers. * He was quick to recommend a new medication to facilitate a rapid reduction in my lipid profile & a follow appointment with spectrum blood to verify the medication's effectiveness. * I've been with Doctor Chhabra for many years now & am extremely pleased with the outstanding care I've received.

Dr. Matthew Ostrom has been my cardiologist for more than 15 years, and the care he has provided…read moregoes far beyond excellent medicine. He has a rare ability to understand the connection between physical health and the broader realities of life. Every time I see him, he takes the time to understand where I am medically, personally, professionally, and even spiritually. Over the years, we have shared our experiences as parents, professionals, and people of faith. That kind of doctor-patient relationship is extraordinarily rare. Dr. Ostrom is particularly well suited for patients who want to take an active role in their own health. He listens carefully, explains the options and alternatives, and works with you to develop the best course forward. Thanks in significant part to his care and the maintenance regimen we have developed together, I remain in excellent cardiovascular health. An exceptional physician--and an equally exceptional human being.

Ive had it with these people. I had to wait six hours, just to make an appointment. Waiting six…read morehours is insulting as hell. All I needed was a prescription, to be honored. I had one more prescription for a non controlled substance. To be number ten or eleven in line, is frustrating, counterproductive and insulting. I went to an urgent care, got my script, which my Dr, Dr. Glovaci refused to honor, although I had one more refill. I am going back to CARDIOVASCULAR CARE OF LOS ALAMITOS, where you can ACTUALLY GET THROUGH ON THE PHONE, without the INSULTING SIX HOUR WAIT.

The hubby's second visit today for further testing. All the tests took about 3 hrs...... omg it's a…read morelot but needs to be done. Testing requires No meds and has to be fasting / but his diabetic and it was ok to take his meds with the smallest amount of water. 1st echocardiogram, or "echo", is a scan used to look at the heart and nearby blood vessels. It's a type of ultrasound scan. 2nd nuclear stress tests, one is able to obtain perfusion images of the heart muscle and therefore get an idea if blocked heart vessels may be present 3rd A cardiac stress test is a cardiological examination that evaluates the cardiovascular system's response to external stress Lastly: He needs to wear a heart holter monitor more intensely for a week. This one is called a Spider mobile cardiac telemetry monitor. Via electrodes worn on your chest, the heart monitor automatically captures and transmits irregular heartbeats, whether or not you are feeling any symptoms. The whole experience was good just long....See ya in 2 weeks for results.