Cannot say enough good things about Dr. Hervé. I found myself in Paris with chest tightness and…read moreshortness of breath - looked up Drs in Paris and decided quite by happenstance and what a lucky break for me. To begin with, Dr. Hervé Grosgogeat is a GP with extensive training and an unfailing interest in medicine. His father is one of the top Cardiologists in France and has an office next to Dr. Hervé who took me in, asked what my problem was - took a thorough medical history, then hooked me up to an EKG and discovered shortly that I was in A-Fib. He issued me prescriptions for several medications including an injection of blood thinner that we purchased at nearby pharmacies for a total of $42 (That's right, French Health Card, better and cheaper than ours). He charged me 200 euros for the visit and made an appointment to see his father 3 days hence. I must say that they corrected my heart irregularity and with studied professionalism. At home in L.A., my personal cardiologist was impressed with what they accomplished in so little time - and all without the assistance of nurses, technicians, office staff. Yes, just the Doctor who greets you in the waiting room and brings you back. Five Stars for DR. HERVÉ GROSGOGEAT. He speaks English very well and has a sense of humor.

I scheduled an appointment with this doctor on the website mondocteur. fr because she spoke English…read moreand she's young. Unfortunately, due to a series of unfortunate events, I had to cancel a few appointments, however I cancelled in advance (before the appointment) online and didn't see any problems. When I was finally able to come to see her, the doctor cancelled my appointment without notifying me! No call, no email... and I left class early to see her. Her secretary was very nice, but couldn't help me. Later, I was told that because I cancelled my appointment with her in the past, she cancelled her appointment with me! I realize there is a different way of doing things in France, but give me a f@$king break... is this how a professional conducts herself? I am disappointed and a bit disgusted by this behavior. It's like dealing with a child or someone devoid of etiquette/ decency. Cancel if you must, but notify your patients. And if you don't like it when someone cancels, then say so! If I knew this would happen, I would've never scheduled an appointment with her because I know my schedule isn't very stable and I often need to cancel/ re-schedule things. She may be a good doctor, but this experience has put her on my blacklist: I will never recommend her.