For nearly two years, I repeatedly expressed concerns to Dr. Bartzokis about my coronary calcium…read morescore of 620. My understanding is that a calcium score this high indicates significant plaque buildup, and I was concerned because the score itself does not identify where the blockages are located. Each time I raised my concerns, they were dismissed, with comments that he had patients with calcium scores much higher than mine. In April, while riding my bike, my smartwatch alerted me that my heart rate had reached 172 bpm. Initially, I thought the watch might be malfunctioning, but I did not feel well. Two days later, while simply walking, my heart rate rose to 148 bpm. Concerned, I immediately contacted my primary care physician, who saw me the same day. After performing an EKG, he diagnosed me with atrial fibrillation, prescribed Eliquis and medication to control my heart rate, and strongly advised me to see my cardiologist as soon as possible. I contacted Dr. Bartzokis' office but did not receive a return call. The following morning, I called again and was told to come into the office around 11:00 a.m. A nurse performed another EKG, which happened to be normal at that moment. I explained that I had recently been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, was experiencing chest pain, did not feel well, and remained extremely concerned about my calcium score. The nurse told me she would ask Dr. Bartzokis to come in and see me. She returned with a heart monitor and informed me that he was too busy and that I should come back in a week. While she was attaching the monitor, I again emphasized that I had recently been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, had chest pain, and had been expressing concerns about my elevated calcium score for two years. She again said she would speak with him. When she returned, she once more informed me that he was too busy to see me. Two nights later, my smartwatch alerted me that my heart rate had reached 148 bpm while I was sleeping. The following morning, it remained around 142 bpm. My wife drove me to the emergency room, where I was immediately admitted to the hospital. After evaluation, I underwent a cardiac catheterization procedure. The results revealed two significant blockages: one at 90% and another at 70%. Two stents were required. I was informed that the 90% blockage involved a major coronary artery often referred to as the "widow-maker." What is most upsetting to me is that I sought help repeatedly. I reported atrial fibrillation, chest pain, elevated heart rates, and longstanding concerns about a high calcium score. Despite these warning signs, I was never seen by Dr. Bartzokis during that urgent visit because he was reportedly too busy. I cannot overstate my disappointment with the lack of urgency, concern, and communication I experienced. Based on my personal experience, I do not feel that my symptoms were taken seriously, and I cannot recommend this practice to others seeking responsive cardiac care.

Stay Away Just awful..so done with this practice . Bartzokis…read moreis 'mailing it in until he retires'. He should go now. The office is one big hot mess.If they answer ( which phone often rings a strange busy sound) You are not permitted as a patient to make an appointment with the DR. You need to leave a message with the medical assistant about your issue and hope and pray someone listens to the message. I then get a call back changing a med that was not the issue... My blood pressure must be sky high just trying to get an apt.. I had to beg for it...done done stay away ... susan - February 19, 2025

Like any person going to a cardiac practice, the treatment and symptoms vary enormously. I've been…read morea patient since 2016 -- with A-fib issues --Abalations and now a loop. Thoughtful approaches as I am aging into the unknown 80's, I'm quite satisfied with the skill and time he gives me on my regular checkups. I get referred to the "ablation" practice when needed. Through his portal, my questions or concerns I send in are address quickly. At visits, he spends appropriate amount of time with me and does review recent loop, and other medical happenings -- which are becoming way too many. B-} I also am happy with his PA staff.

Dr. Mishkel is a very accomplished Cardiologist providing compassionate & excellent care to his…read morepatients. He is extremely competent & accommodating. Highly satisfied with his care. Leonard P. Berger MD

I've been a patient of Dr Brodskys for over 10 years and all I can do is recommend him as a caring…read more, knowledgeable medical professional. My wife has been his patient for about 6 of 7 years. About that same time she had some really bad issues which weren't cardiac problems , yet he was so calming, so helpful, and literally became the " point man" who helped me get the right doctors etc, who eventually made her well again. In my book he's the best.

Absolutely would never recommend him for any of my friends. He dropped me as a patient for no…read morereason because I canceled two appointments absolutely ridiculous. As far as I'm concerned, he's dead to me and I would not use him. He's too big for his britches !!!!!! We used to be neighbors and friends, which makes it even worse. How do you do that to a friend? YOU DON'T !!!!!!!!

He is a fabulous Doctor and does a thorough exam. I only see him once a year and every year I know…read moreI can count on him. He also has great bedside manner which is an added plus in my books. I did think that one of his nurses was a bit rushed with me and that part I didn't love. When I wanted to take off my shoes to get weighed, she said 'please don't.' I have two other patients waiting. And because I am thin, she said what are you worried about? That is not really a great answer! But Dr. Coletti is great!

A great doctor & a wonderful helpful staff. A lot of caring in this office. What a terrific…read moreexperience.

Dr. Seckler has been my cardiologist for more than 3 years. I was recommended to Dr. Seckler from…read moremy prior, 20-year long cardiologist who recommended him highly. I find Dr. Seckler to be a top-flight doctor who provides personal and professional guidance for those of us in need of his care and knowledge. What shocked my most about the negative ratings is the negativity towards Dr. Seckler's staff. In my experience with this office, they have always been prompt, friendly and helpful. I know that things (like emergencies) can arise that delay scheduled appointments, but in 3+ years, my appointment times have been timely kept with minimal delays. Thank you Dr. Seckler and your staff! P. Weintraub

Dr Seckler has been my cardiologist for over two years. He has a wonderful disposition when he…read morecomes in to see you. He's friendly and very concerned about your physical outcome.Does a thorough exam. Just a lovely human being. His PA Su sheila is justice thorough as he is The office personnel are lovely, always very graceful and accommodating.

Dr. Servoss himself is a terrific doctor, but I had a terrible experience with the office staff…read more On two occasions my family doctor's medical assistant contacted the office to get medical records. She was told both times I wasn't a patient there. I had my followup appointment reschedule twice (by the doctor) by months, not days or weeks . Dr. Servoss medical assistant didn't even know I required a prescription for blood works before my followup appointment, and simply stated if I had needed one the Doctor would've written it down in my records. After four months of waiting for my followup visit and finally getting a prescription for my blood works. On the day of the appointment I was running late due to an accident on the highway. I attempted to call the office several times to let them know I was running late and all I got was a busy tone. When I arrived at the office I was late by several minutes. Immediately I was told I had to reschedule my appointment. I explained I was late due to a car accident and that I had called, but got no answer. They didn't want to hear it! If you can bypass the poor office administration and the lack of compassion from the staff and waiting for months to see your cardiologist, then Dr. Servoss is your doctor, otherwise I wouldn't recommend him.

Can not even get past receptionist to make an appointment. If phone is even answered, you are hung…read moreup on. It happened three times today. Beyond frustrated. Pathetic.

If I could zero stars I would have She is the worst…read morecardiologist I had an echocardiogram and that was it I had previously been diagnosed with high blood pressure asthma and mitral valve prolapse No other diagnostic tests were performed Thank goodness I am an intelligent person and sought out another cardiologist He gave me a stress test redid the echo and a carotid Doppler and changed the medication. Dr Becker had given me I was diagnosed its hypertrophic myopathy Please stay away from dr Becker she does not care about her patients and appears to have limited knowledge her medical area

Dr. David Paris is one of the most outstanding, knowledgeable and considerate doctors that I have…read moreever been to. His kindness is extraordinary. His staff, particularly Carla, is the best. I feel very privileged to be his patient. He really goes out of his way to give the utmost and well thought-out care by thoroughly explains everything. This is very needed when it comes to a cardiology diagnosis which can be very concerning for the patient. I highly recommend him.

Great doctor, really cares for the patients. My husband went many years ago feeling sick and he…read moresaved his life for as fast he reacted and did stents.

A few years ago, my dear old mother saw this arrogant, condescending doctor who needs to work on…read morehis Bedside Manner. I accompanied her and witnessed his uncalled-for remarks first-hand.