The "Heart Center of Palm Coast" where Dr. Nanavati has his practice is an Amateur Hour as is their…read moreHealow App system. I've had a spike in my BP the week before Christmas and have been unable to speak to or communicate with anyone. I left a detailed message the morning of the 23rd and finally got a callback at 3:36pm. I returned the call at 4:03pm and they were closed. The rude answering service said to call back Thursday the 26th (today). I called this morning and the same type of rude person said call back on Monday the 30th. I asked can I leave a message for "Jen" as I was asked to do? The answer was NO, No one's on Call, No one to speak with and you can't leave a message. Sad, the only only alternative is Mayo in JAX.

I had a catheterization procedure done by Dr. Amit Nanavati on 05/26/22. I had been suffering from…read moreafib and was referred by Dr. Huijian Wang to Dr. Nanavati for the catheterization procedure (Wang had done a failed cardioversion and judged that my heart was too weak for an ablation procedure) The catheterization procedure used "contrast", a dye injected to be able to see the heart action. According to my Primary Care Physician doctor, it is a very bad thing to administer contrast to someone with kidney failure and he strictly avoided ordering procedures with contrast because of my chronic kidney failure. Wang and Nanvadi of course knew of my chronic kidney disease (CKD) and issues with using contrast but neither doctor advised me of the issue prior to the procedure. Neither Wang or Nanavadi in fact provided any rationale for my doing a catheterization; I should have been more alert to this but was not sufficiently cautious prior to agreeing to the procedure. I found out that contrast was being used at the very last minute at the very beginning of the procedure (anesthesia was about to start) and told the anesthesiologist doctor (unfortunately his name is not included in the procedure notes) and Dr. Nanavati NOT to go ahead with the procedure, but they went ahead anyway. Notes from the procedure say "All participants affirmatively agreed to proceed with this study". This is an outright lie. The notes also say "The risks, benefits, and alternatives to the procedure were explained to the patient and informed consent was obtained." This is an outrageous lie: the risks and benefits to the procedure were NEVER explained. After the procedure I noted that my kidneys were not producing any urine for almost a full day after the procedure so I went to the emergency room on 5/27/23, where the ER doctors noted that my kidney function had dramatically worsened after the procedure. My kidney function glomerular filtration rate (GFR) reading after the catheterization went from above 15 to 8, which signifies, according to my nephrologist doctor, "end stage kidney failure", a death sentence. When I told Dr. Nanavati about my visit to the Emergency Room after the catheterization procedure in the post-op on 06/27/22 he said nothing. In fact, he just stood by the door wanting to make a quick exit and offered no post-up updates at all. He just left. Nanavadi is not only guilty of malpractice he is guilty of manslaughter. The kidney failure has caused pain throughout my body (mostly wrists, hands, fingers, legs, possibly gout) and low hemoglobin needing shots continuously for the two years after the procedure and getting progressively worse. Nanavati caused "Contrast-Induced Nephropathy" with the procedure, which is a condition understood and documented, e.g. see "Contrast-Induced Nephropathy" by T. G. Gleason and "Contrast-Induced Nephropathy, Pathophysiology, Risk Factors, & Prevention" by M. A. Hossain. Nanavati should never have proceeded with the catheterization procedure and Wang should never have recommended it.

Dr Abtahi took care of my father and they both say that he saved my dad's life on two occasions and…read morethink the world of him. I met him in the hospital during his check-in of my dad and he communicated with us in a very respectful and informative manner.

Owner talks condescendingly to patients and to staff. Patients notice how the owner speaks to the…read morestaff. Says wrong information and the nurses have to clarify which he seems to get irritated over. Spends too much time with some patients and hardly any time with others.

Thank God for Dr. Marini! He helped me gain control of my cardiac problems and move toward a…read morehealthy and more active lifestyle. Other doctors wouldn't give the time necessary to understand how I could get better. He had plenty of time, never made me feel rushed and explained my condition in a way I could understand. And, today my heart is stronger and there's time to get things done. I'll be here for a long time. Thanks Dr. Marini!

I have been going there for going on 15 years and have only had a long wait maybe twice and the…read moreoffice staff has always been very nice and very helpful. I'm sorry but I find that usually you get treated as you treat others. Most of the staff are great and they have gotten me through some very bad health issues!!

The Medical staff is mostly good, the office staff is can be very confrontational. I wouldn't…read morerecommend them because of this. I ho to the doctor for my health. When i have to be ordered around by office personnel and berated by them, my health suffers. The act as though I have to please them, not show any anger, or frustration with the paperwork or protocols to get a specialist to see me. It is like they put me through an obstacle course to get the help I need! They are behind the times when it comes to modern equipment. They don't have a computer capable of reading a Medical CD or DVD. I'm out

I wish I could add more stars on this yelp review. I've been seeing Dr.Cooper for years now. She…read moreis incredibly kind, personable and humble. Her staff are always easy to talk to and get billing/appointments with. Nurse is very nice and a pleasure to work with. Dr.Cooper definitely had gotten more busy since I've started seeing her. So understandably she's spread more thin. Yet I still feel like I'm not just a number and listened to. Which is very rare these days. Highly recommend her. Yet kinda wish I could keep her a secret lol.

Went in to see physician's assistant. She spent plenty of time, answered all of my questions and…read moredid all appropriate tests. I was referred to a very nice pulmonologist and Dr Cooper called me to make sure that I had an appointment and didn't need any further assistance with that. I have found it unusual to see a doctor and feel cared for. At Dr Coopers office I feel that the care was very good