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3.6 (9 reviews)

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I am very pleased with the care I receive at this practice. When a problem arises the doctor has all of the testing done promptly

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2.4(87 reviews)
4.0 mi

Yesterday I was in this hospital for a test. I needed an IV. I am not an easy stick. Garrett, a…read moreparamedic, managed to get the IV in. I would say Garrett deserves 10 gold stars for that! My radiology tech, LINI, was kind and caring. If you have occasion to need a radiology tech at this hospital, you won't go wrong asking for LINI!

If I could give zero stars, I'd give one--because I survived. Barely…read more Let me start by saying: I died here. Literally. Coded. Flatlined. Whatever euphemism you prefer. I was dead. And the documentation I got afterward read like someone was filing a mildly annoying IT support ticket: "CPR was initiated and ROSC was achieved." Cool. Thanks for the thrilling novel. I guess coming back from the dead just doesn't get the drama it used to. To whoever performed the CPR: I don't know if you were trying not to scuff your scrubs, but I'm wheeled out of there saying, "Whoever did the compressions didn't even crack the intercostals." That's not CPR. That's jazz hands on a corpse. The cause? I underwent a bronchoscopy while in full-blown undiagnosed adrenal crisis. Stress steroids? Nope! I was sedated and scoped like a Thanksgiving turkey. Ten minutes later? Flatline. And here's where it gets good: No neurology follow-up. None. I came back shaking like a paint mixer at a coffee convention, couldn't remember my own birthday, and the chart reads like, "Patient hemodynamically stable at the time of visit." Yeah, I was also dead during the same visit, but sure, let's call it "stable." Apparently, short-term memory loss and hands doing the Harlem Shake don't rise to the level of a neurology consult. Maybe they thought I was auditioning for "So You Think You Can Seizure." Echo? Pending. Follow-up? Also pending. Pulse? Pending Neuro? Missing in action, just like half my memories. This wasn't medicine. It was a Lazarus act with paperwork written by someone who missed the show. So what did I get for dying and being dragged back into the land of the living? No apology. No proper diagnosis. Not even a box of cigars. I had to fight to even get someone to believe I coded. I left that hospital sicker than when I entered, and I've spent months since recovering from what happened. If you're looking for a hospital that listens, diagnoses, or performs basic CPR with enough force to actually restart a heart? Look elsewhere. If you want someone to downplay a cardiac arrest like it was a mild WiFi outage, this is your spot. Came back to consciousness hoping for a cigar and a "welcome back" steak. Got dry mouth, hospital lighting, and someone saying, "You're lucky to be alive." Really? Then show it. Where's my plaque? My parade? My free pudding cup? Pro tip: if you die here, do it with low expectations. And maybe request a neurologist on standby, because apparently, coming back shaking and confused still isn't enough to get one. Would not recommend. Still alive, somehow.

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Texas Health Hospital Rockwall - North Rockwall ER - behind Walgreens at the corner of Lakeshore/SH205
2265 North Lakeshore Drive
Rockwall, TX 75087

North Rockwall ER - behind Walgreens at the corner of Lakeshore/SH205 2265 North Lakeshore Drive Rockwall, TX 75087

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3150 Horizon Road
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Dr. Singh: A Thorough and Trustworthy Cardiologist…read more Dr. Singh stands out as an outstanding cardiologist because of his professionalism, patience, and comprehensive approach to care. From day one, he has always taken the time to answer my questions--no matter how many I brought to each visit--and made sure I understood every part of my treatment. One moment that truly made a difference for me was when I experienced symptoms that mimicked a heart attack. Naturally, this was a source of major anxiety. Dr. Singh calmly explained that it's possible to have heart attack-like symptoms without actually having a heart attack. More importantly, he didn't just offer reassurance--he took my concerns seriously, ordering and carefully reviewing all the necessary tests. He made sure every stone was turned, ensuring I was actually fine and letting me know the facts with clarity and confidence. That thoroughness and attention to detail helped put my mind at ease in a way nothing else could. Thanks to Dr. Singh's expertise and clear communication, my health improved and my fears were greatly reduced. I trust him to provide honest, careful, and effective care. If you want a cardiologist who is thorough, knowledgeable, and attentive, I highly recommend Dr. Singh. His high standards and dedication have made a huge, positive impact on my life.

Great quality of care. Personable and professional. I really recommend their care. Office staff is…read morealso great.

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