Great staff. What can I say?…read moreGetting ready for a stress treadmill test. They were able to diagnose issues with my heart and get me on the right meds. Dr Mokaberri and Dr. Sylvan (original Dr I saw) over 15 years ago.

My mother started seeing this Dr. about 3 monyhs ago. Dr is great don't get me wrong but…read moreunfortunately it's VERY HARD to get answers about anything unless you go in person. I had a very, very important question in regards to a medication which I wanted to know if my mother can continue taking or not it's been 3 days an I still haven't heard anything. I called again I was put on hold 22 minutes then i hung up called right back same person answered and I had to go over the same situation with her and she said Dr just went in with patient well have to give her ma message then she'll call you back. So there it is again unfortunately her PC can't advise anything because they didn't prescribe the medication. I'm thinking of getting a different cardiologist if it takes all this to try to get information about a medication then what's wrong here?

Fantastic doctor, showed genuine care for my health, even helped look into things that were not the…read morereason for my visit because he was actually interested in helping me get healthy. Great office staff and assistants.

Known him for several years; and has treated me well. He certainly knows his trade, and his…read morepassion is evident. Great doctor and excellent in cardiology!

My husband, Oliver came for stress test and echocardiogram. He is on supplemental oxygen with…read moreactivity. The staff - Martha and Taba including Dr Walsh were hesitant as they've never done stress test with Oxygen. But Lo and behold, Oliver completed the test with the full support and attention of the staff. Kudos to such a caring staff who went above and beyond our expectations. God bless you for all you do!

I had to wait 5 months for my first appointment. Dr Allam only spent 5 minutes with me on that…read morevisit and ordered an EKG, an echocardiogram and a heart monitor. Those 3 things took another 2 months to complete. Once I was diagnosed with AFIB I was put on a medication that made me nauseous with diarrhea. It took me a week to hear back from the Dr after I left 2 messages a day in addition to trying to reach the office via the patient portal. The star NEVER ANSWERS THE PHONE! You have to go thru the answering service and leave a message. After all of this, I am changing doctors offices. I am now trying to obtain my records to NO AVAIL! It's been 3 weeks of my leaving messages and writing notes on the patient portal. They have peoples lives in their hands, and act like they could care less!

After a Visit with Dr Dris in May her office was supposed to make me a follow up appointment in 6…read moreMonths also she requested they make me an appointment with a Dr Giglou to address the edema I was experiencing in my lower extremities, The office was unable to make either appointment I dont know why. I have sent messages through the Patient portal called her nurse who has sent her 2 messages still no response in 3 months. I am very unhappy with the lack of interest this Doctor and PCA have with their patients

She may be good. However, they knew my health background. Instead of having me do the medication…read moreIV test at the Orange facility, they put me on a treadmill and put it in almost RUN mode! I had to take a day off work, leave me in limbo as she stated, "I have a lot wrong!" I did poor. "She has 80 90 year olds that could pass that same test!" I may never know. It took me almost a month to get that appointment. Hopefully, when I drop dead of a cardiac arrest, the coroner will tell the world what killed me! I feel I shouldn't have been wasting time on a treadmill. I should have been at the Orange facility with an IV drug that hastens your heartbeat, not wasting time with a test that I was expected to fail to begin with.

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.

I have recommended more than a few people in need of care to Dr. Lee. All of the staff I have…read moreinteracted with are friendly and helpful. Doctor Lee has been great, I can't think of another doctor I would trust when it comes to cardiac care.

Super Happy to have Dr. Yalvac as my cardiologist! He takes the time to make sure that all the…read morebases are covered and is very easy to talk to. He always explains everything. I need in an understandable fashion, and I so appreciate his mannerisms and professionalism.

While I appreciate getting my heart monitor here, place is bad…read more It is a very old building and the signage is very poor. I stood in line at the wrong place for 10 minutes before someone asked what I was there to do and told me I was on the wrong line/area. The walls are painted a dark yellow color and need to be re-done either bright white or a nice light blue. It makes it look even more depressing. Please step it up.

This Dr is Amazing! New to area and he has taken me under his wing. Explains things and has a…read morelovely manner when speaking to patient. Have an appt this coming week. Wish I had known about him years ago. He's also given me the names of other drs in my area that he believes can help me.

Lack of Compassion After Loss…read more My family had entrusted Dr. Arora with the care of our loved one (my father) during a critical time. My father was a patient for over 20 years. Sadly, after his passing, we received no follow-up, no condolences, and no acknowledgment whatsoever. The absence of any communication felt extremely cold and dismissive, especially given the seriousness of the condition and the time spent under this doctor's care. Not to mention my father was on several unnecessary medications due to his artial fibrillation. After his diagnosis, he was removed from all restrictive and so called " necessary" medications by a different doctor and was never in a-fib again. Kickbacks or payments given to healthcare professionals, such as doctors, in exchange for prescribing or recommending specific drugs is truly unethical and quite disgusting and can have long-term negative consequences for patients. While medical expertise is important, compassion and humanity are equally important and vital in the healthcare profession. A simple message of sympathy or closure would have meant a great deal to our grieving family. I hope this practice reflects on how they can support families during such difficult moments.

Dr. Choo and front staff: 5 stars The female brunette…read moreultrasound tech: -5 stars Dr. Choo is a great cardiologist. He was very thorough and made great suggestions for my father. Unfortunately, only our first visit was great. During our second visit, I was waiting for the ultrasound room with my father. I heard a loud female voice yell, "Put on your clothes!" Then I heard the angry voice again and heard the mumble of an old man. I thought, "geez, some people treat their family members like this..." And a minute later I heard a disturbing scream: "MY GOODNESS, PUT ON YOUR CLOTHES!!!" I was ready to give judgmental eyes when the door to the ultrasound room opened, but the people who walked out were an old man and our ultrasound tech, not the old man's family member. Great. I was scared for my dad at that point because he's old and weak, so I followed them in and watched the process like a hawk. She remained professional until the end when my dad had a coughing fit laying on the bed as instructed. She made a disgusting face and straight tossed a dirty towel over my dad's face, went "ughh," and returned to her paperwork. If you plan to take your elderly here, supervise the entire visit. This lady has no respect or compassion for the elderly. I don't care if you are good at your job, but if you treat elderly like that maybe you're in the wrong field. In the end, another doctor from the office saw my dad instead of Dr. Choo.

Dr. Choo is excellent. He takes the time to explain everything to you. The staff is very friendly…read moreand helpful.

Dr. Andrea Weinstein is great! She's not only a great doctor but very friendly, gave us all the…read moretime we needed without rushing, and explained everything clearly. The front office staff was also nice and accommodated some appointment changes with no issues.

Dr Paul Weinstein has got to be the most patient, caring, thorough and compassionate cardiologist…read more(or even doctor). Surely he's the best I've come across! I have been recommended to him several times by a close friend whose entire family goes to see him. It took me a few years to actually make an appointment and actually follow through with the appointment. I have an irregular heart beat that a doctor in the past told me it's probably normal for me and that I could see a cardiologist if I wanted. Anyway, I finally saw Dr. Weinstein about 6 months ago when I thought something was wrong with me because I had a stinging sensation in my chest. I called the office not ever having gone there and told them my situation. Because he's a popular doctor, I had to wait about 1 month and a half before he could see me. In the meantime, the person who made my appointment took my info to tell Dr. Weinstein. Later that evening, he gave me a call and although I wasn't able to pick up the phone, he left a pretty lengthy message for me to tell me what he thought. Mind you, I've never been to his office and never showed him any insurance info, so he didn't really have to call me. That was 1 point for him! When I finally made it to the appointment, Dr. Weinstein spent at least an entire hour devoted to me. Seriously, how many doctors have you come across that actually answers ALL your questions and doesn't rush you out? In my past experiences, I would spend more time in the waiting room than I did with the Dr itself! Anyway, they took an EKG, printed it out for me and he explained it to me. He said he was going to make me a "junior cardiologist." He explained what everything meant, told me how the heart works and explained what he thought were reasons for my case. He then gave me advice on what I need to do with every doctor I see. He gave me copies of all my results and even gave me a suggestion to take my EKG to Kinko's and shrink the results to a wallet size and laminate it. He suggested I keep that in my wallet so that in case something happens to me, I could pull that out and show a doctor in the future. He's got so many smart and refreshing anecdotes that you can't help but love him. He even gave me a folder that included a "to do list" he created for me, a copy of my paperwork, referrals to specialists he believed in and a guide on my medical issues. He then asked me to come back in to get a stress test done. That was probably another hour of his time where he did not rush at all. He explained everything very thoroughly and never seems to be rushed. I saw him again earlier this week for a follow up appointment and though he was very nice, I could tell he was very disappointed in me as some of my blood work did not improve. He gave a speech about he cared about me and that he just wanted his patience to be healthy. I have another appointment with him in several months and I promise not to let Dr. Weinstein down! Dr. Weinstein is a very popular cardiologist in the community. He is known to run late with his appointments towards the end of the day because of the fact that he truly does answer every question. This is the kind of waiting I don't mind because I know when it's my turn, he will not speed up the process to get to the next patient. Dr. Weinstein rocks!

Dr. Santora saved my life! I was getting a cardiac clearance for an upcoming hip surgery when he…read morenoticed my calcium level had increased. To be safe, he ordered a nuclear pet scan I believe and called me the next day. He said the bottom of my heart was pumping slow. He had me go to St Joseph's the very next day. During the procedure he found the WidowMaker and put in two stents. I could have just dropped dead at any time. Thank you Dr. Santora!

Dr Santora is a great amazing cardiologist he has saved my life many of times he is forward with…read moretelling you what needs to change he has so much compassion he tells me fallow his regimen and life style for the heart he is great at when you say something is wrong the pain He listens and takes action right away he is so on it and hears what I'm saying I am truly grateful for Dr Santora in the hospital he is so understanding when im scared he talks me through every step he is going to do even though he has cared for me so many times in the hospital he always is soft spoken and keeps me feeling safe and reassured it will all be ok and his office staff is also amazing and has compassion Monica at the check in is so special has a great smile and very helpful as well all the staff are so nice most days this office is busy all day every day this staff members are so on it and as a patient I know when I am in pain my heart is tired and hurts having staffs compassion is so important Like Monica she really make a bad hell of a day so much better her caring is amazing Thank You all Lisa and Kell Luna