This group's front office is one of the rudest we've ever encountered. We can't believe that they…read moreare in the business of patient care. The entire front desk staff needs to be fired and replaced with people who know how to talk professionally and with respect to their patients. If not for the great doctors in this practice, we'd be long gone and would never return to this practice. The front desk is completely unhelpful and simply unbelievably rude. They are arrogant because they know that their patients are heart patients and cannot switch that easily to other cardiologists, so the front office thinks they can talk in any manner to their patients whether it be on the phone or in-person. Trying to get the staff to call in prescription medication to our pharmacy is a nightmare in and of itself and the office staff simply don't care. Unbelievably poor interpersonal skills!

Your only as strong as your weakest link.... good doctors but broken communication between staff,…read moredoctors and patients. Phones are not answered, records are not updated and scripts not taken care of.

I have to say I am so impressed with my Cardiology Doctors, Dr. Crile MD, and Dr. McGough MD…read more Their Staff is so friendly, making sure You are important and respected. I didn't even know I had heart problems. I ended up with Open Heart surgery on October 28th, 2020. Spent 11 days in Troy Beaumont Hospital. Now I am 73 days post op. Feeling better every day. I highly recommend Academic Cardiology to anyone who needs a cardiologists.

No...just..no. hard to get ahold of and cardiologist is somewhat passive aggressive, making both of…read moreus feel a little dumb. Husband has spent over a year with this place taking different tests, but no findings. She even questioned if he even had a stroke and he did as I was sitting next to him at home. Anyhow, husband was just released from hospital where he had to have 3 stents put in cause of blockages. Tried to get ahold of the office for 2 days and even sent a message through an app with no response. He had an appointment for an echo that I had to cancel because the hospital took care of that. After on hold for 15min finally got through to someone to cancel it. Not a horrible place, but just not personable enough.

I was a patient of a doctor who used to belong to this group. Dr. Joel Kahn was a fantastic,…read moresympathetic and very knowledgable. He left the group and I continued on there for a year. My treatment was o.k. until I had medications changed and suffered severe ongoing cramps all over my body. I contacted the nursing staff, explained my circumstances and was told she would talk to a Doctor and get back to me. No one got back with me. The pain was unbearable. I called the after hours numbers for the Doctor on call. Dr. Craig did not contact me. I finally talked to my sister who is a proponent of natural medicine. She immediately suggested eating a banana or potato because it sounded like a potassium reaction. Potassium is one of the meds I was taken off of. The spasms eased up slightly after the banana. Throwing caution to the winds, I took my previous dose of potassium. This helped a lot. I have now made an appointment with Dr. Kahn at his new office and I will not go back to Michigan Heart.

Switched cardiologist to Dr. Mando and was pleased. Dr. Mando explained my condition and gave me…read morealternatives. He scheduled me for tests that my previous doctor didn't bother. I would highly recommend him.

I take my family member here, so I've had multiple visits to this location. The waiting room is…read morelarge and the seating is spaced out with a television to watch as you wait. The wait to see the doctor is never long though and we've been here multiple times. The front desk staff is friendly and check in is easy. The exam rooms are your average patient rooms with information and signs to read as you're waiting to be seen. Parking is aplenty, but the lot could use more handicapped spaces because it seems like they're always filled. I'd definitely recommend Cardiology Associates to family or friends or anyone needing a Cardiologist.

I the doctor was good, but the lady on the phone was absolutely horrible. She can barely speak…read moreEnglish and was very rude for no reason the first thing I told her on the phone was I was calling on behalf of someone which I guess she didn't hear properly and then she got mad after she realized.. and then she placed me on hold, but she ended up just hanging up the phone. One of the worst receptionist I have ever received.

Some hateful man/woman named Aja was being very rude when I called and rushed me off the phone. and…read morewhen I showed up for my appointment she would give me all attitude and disrespect for no reason it's a great office but everytime I come to a appointment she is either very rude on the phone or just disrespectful when I show up to my appointment and I would really hope she doesn't treat any other clients/staff like this.

Dr. Kahn is helping me navigate a difficult decision-making-process of whether to have a triple…read morebypass open heart surgery or use other non-invasive procedures. He was very thorough in his intake protocol. He patiently and graciously took lots of time to make sure I understood where I stand and what would be needed to help me come to an informed decision, and answered my questions. (I had lots of questions!) Dr. Kahn is able to practice medicine with the focus on the patient's welfare, not some institutional medical conglomerate's or insurance executive's formulas, quotas, or profit margins. The clinic staff was also very patient, friendly and helpful. Lisa made the whole mad-dash to get started and get the massive number of test results, reports, and medical history, much less stressful (with a sprinkle of humor added.) Dr. Kahn instilled a sense of confidence in both his knowledge and skill, and in providing a science based approach to determining the best course of action for me. He also restored my sense of hopefulness for a best possible journey and outcome.

A doctor I always enjoy seeing. Doctor Kahn makes sure my…read moreoverall health is where it needs to be and if not, makes certain we know why. He suggests proactive lifestyle adjustments and always provides a thorough explanation of the reasons and benefits behind the suggested changes. Without a doubt the Best staff and doctor I have ever seen!

Mladsi is the best, but is one of only a few great doctors left at "corewell health" aka a joke of…read morea hospital system.

Dr. Friedman is the best! He has tremendous skill level and saved me when my heart developed a…read morespontaneous dissection while playing hockey some years ago. My case was exceptional and garnered a lot of attention from other cardiologists. After about a year of treatment, I was cleared to play hockey again. I've had a few ongoing issues over the years and Dr. H has taken great care of me. That's a total of 12 years of personal experience talking...I definitely recommend Oakland Hills Cardiology.

lazy unconcerned office staff with the attitude of they're doing you a favor instead of working for…read moreyou I love my doctor, sadly she transferred to this horrible office. since then I've had nothing but problems. The app doesn't work. They "don't process refill requests from pharmacies". You can't request refills online because of the broken app and the front desk doesn't care about patients, the receptionists are rude, dismissive and accusatory. I had a physical in March. I assumed that my doctor just refilled all my meds then but she didn't. I needed one today so I called to get that handled because Troy Internal Medicine wasn't responding to the pharmacy. After a 20 minute wait a receptionist finally answered and was completely disinterested in anything I had to say. She was rude and dismissive, for no reason. She also didn't pay attention to what I was saying and got the name of the medication wrong. ( I found this out hours later ) A couple of hours go by and I call the pharmacy, Troy Internal Medicine called in every medication OTHER THAN THE ONE I NEED. I called the doctor's office back ( another long wait ), got a different receptionist and she informed me that the medication I needed came up on something called MAPS as being filled in March. I told her that it was last filled in January, read it from my bottle and she all but accused me of drug seeking. I was totally confused because the medication I needed isn't even a controlled substance in any sort of MAPS sense and I've been taking it for decades. she assured me that she would discuss it with my doctor. I call the pharmacy, they confirm that I didn't have it filled in March and ask the doctors office to call them, I call the doctors office and after another 20 minute wait I ask them to call the pharmacy. I wait another hour and call the pharmacy, of course they never received a call from Troy IM. This time the pharmacist answered and he said "they are confusing the medications, they think you are asking for drug A, which was refilled in March, ( and I've taken 2 of ) not drug B which was last refilled in January and isn't a MAPS drug so they flagged you as drug seeking for the wrong medication. FLAGGED ME AS DRUG SEEEKING???? what??? All because ONE receptionist didn't want to bother listening to what I was saying. She shouldn't be working with people and she definitely shouldn't be working with patients at a doctor's office. Bottom line: avoid this doctor's office. the ratings are in the toilet for a reason.

I have been a patient of Dr Carlin's for many years. I find her to be extremely thorough and very…read moreknowledgeable when I have a new issue. I trust her implicitly.