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?

My husband and I just want to thank so much Dr. Brian Kim Electropysiologist for saving my husband…read morelife three times. He put a pacemaker in 2023 then he had an ablation due to Atrial Fibulation now he is in normal sinus rhythm then recently he put another pacemaker in my husband two weeks ago that my husband needed. He is the best electropysiologist ever. We just got a notice in the mail that he is leaving Saint Jude and Saint Joseph Hospital we feel very sorry and very sad about this. We wish him very well in wherever he is going. Thank you again Dr. Brian Kim for everything you have done for my husband. Richard and Juanita Bremmer

Dr. Parikh is extremely condescending and rude. I have never been spoken to in such a horrible way…read moreby a doctor before. He seems to have a god complex. First of all, he was not proactive about reaching out when my dad had very dangerous test results. We had to call his office and request a call from the doctor. He then called us back and was so combative when we asked questions to try to understand our options. We asked him if there were alternatives to a test that couldn't be performed and he asked me, "well, what do you want doctors to do?" I asked him to just share if there were any alternatives and he sounded offended that I would even ask this question. Then, I informed him that my dad's PCP had changed some of his medications and I wanted to know if it would affect his heart. The doctor said that he didn't prescribe those medications and he was not a kidney specialist. I reiterated that I was asking how the change in medication would affect his heart. He told me to calm down and not yell. He seemed to say that to avoid answering my question. He never even answered the question fully and just gave us some run-around about how we needed to talk to our PCP. I would not trust him to give you proper advice and highly recommend seeking out a different doctor. We definitely will be.

If I could, I would give negative stars. "Dr. Byun" performed the TAVR procedure on my father. The…read moreprocedure failed and maybe that wasn't his fault, however, I do blame him for the outcome we experience. My father passed away 2 weeks after. My father had dementia, aFib, and severe Aortic Stenosis. During his appointments before the procedure, Dr. Byun was incredibly negligent. I made very many comments and asked several questions since heart health plays a major factor on blood flow which inherently affects your brain. He made me feel stupid and even responded with "I'm very good at what I do." He performed 0 cognitive exams. After the procedure, Dr. Byun was so proud of himself for "bringing back an 83 year old body" that almost passed away. During my father's check up, I began to cry after Dr. Byun said he can only increase the quantity of his life and not the quality. NATURALLY, this broke my heart, and Dr. Byun's immediate response was "I know I know, we all want grandpa to live forever" in the most condescending voice I think I have ever heard from a "medical professional". I then became so upset I had to leave the room and 2 very kind women comforted me and allowed me time to cry alone in the employee restroom. The lack of sensitivity and professionalism from Dr. Byun made me see that he doesn't do what a he does out of love for helping others, he does it because he thinks its fun. He treated my father like a fucking experiment and I find that to be disgusting and disturbing. 2 and a half months have passed now and all I want to say to Dr. Byun is fuck you, fuck your education, and fuck everything you love. You have no idea who that man is to me and the combination of your ignorance on dementia and heart conditions, your lack of empathy and willingness to learn, God complex, and ego that's bigger than your 5'6" body is what makes me want to write this review at all. Please, humble yourself.

Thanks again, Dr. Byun for my angioplasty and keeping me from having another heart attack!…read moreYou're great as always!!!

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!

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.

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.

It started out good with Dr. Khandar. He ran a few tests, wanted to run another. The problem for me…read morewas that I am not getting enough consultation about certain things. I ask questions about certain things, and was referred to other medical professionals. The other medical professionals are referring me to him. I brought this up and it was not received well. As a frustrated patient, I expected empathy, which is what I did not receive. As a patient, you must advocate for yourselves, at all times. If you don't ask, you will not know....

Dr. Khandhar took the time to explain everything thoroughly, with no rushed appointments and no…read moreconfusing medical terms. Just clear, compassionate care. He walked me through my diagnosis step by step, patiently answered my questions, and made sure I fully understood my treatment options. I felt truly cared for. I highly recommend him!

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.

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.