I have only the best to say about Cardiology Associates.I had bypass surgery in 2002 and have been in many times since and always took paper work I was told to bring and never had to wait long and a couple of times was even taken in early.I have had no problems health wise and am very happy with their service!!!

Dwain Holmes

i would say that i have been there sooo many times throuh indigent health care and i have had to sit there all day more than once on some occasions and then after all the testing and loosing my hair because of the testing they want to tell me an unofficial diagnosis called fainting disorder . that still doesnt help me because no real diagnosis means no real treatment or help so that whole year was a waste of my time and i stopped going because they said if they didnt figure it out on the last test that they were going to purposly make me faint by putting something in my body well other than that i just tried to contact them because its gotten to the point where i cant work anymore and im going to file for disability and they just dont listen to what your trying to say and then they transfer you to some phone where noone answers and will call you back in like a week ha its ridiculous trying to get anything done there.

After making me wait an hour and a half to be seen (for an initial consultation), the doctor could not properly assess my medical issues because the office had not bothered to obtain my medical records from a previous cardiologist. Granted, it may not have been the responsibility of this office to deal with records-- but they assured me they would do everything necessary when I filled out the medical consent form. The visit was a complete waste of time; time I felt was being rushed anyway due to the impending closing hour. On top of that, I did not feel the doctor did an adequate job of his/her guesses at a diagnosis. If you can afford to see a cardiologist in another city, I strongly suggest you do so.