Dr. Mayer Rashtian

Scheduled appt. info was not sent to me. I was reminded by family member who was emergency contact. The family member asked me if I was going to my appt. that day. I never knew of appt. and I called office. Was informed that I had missed time and next available date was in 8 months. This is after waiting 4 month for this appt. That's 1 year after making appt.

I'm already patient of Dr. Rashtian. I had cardiac concerns in October 2022. The next available appointment was on February 2023 and I was told by the office to "go to the ER" The appointment information was sent to my wife and she lost this formation. When I called, the appointment was on that date and I could not make it in time. The rescheduled for August of 2023. ten moths after my cardiac concerns.

Run Forrest Run! There is a deficit in communications with the attending physician and this deficit is evident in medical assistants responding to patient query, test results, and request for guidance, follow up and physician directives.The Patient Portal does not reflect updated results without repeated prompts and I was only able to secure communications through the office manager, receiving no response on the portal. The front desk personnel are unpleasant, loud and quarrelsome and fail to keep conversations at personal volume to ensure confidentiality. My attending physician was Dr. Conrad, a seasoned cardiologist certainly proficient in the advancement of cardiac electrophysiology. I was referred to Dr. Mayer Rashtian without notice, who is allegedly the "specialist" of the group, and that experience was beyond disturbing. Dr. Rashtian parades around the office rolling a large rickety computer cart barely making it through the exam room doors, failed to lift a stethoscope or exa

Worst doctor I have ever had! I felt rushed every single visit. He never explained anything thoroughly and failed to disclose my diagnosis, which I later learned from a report. His negligence has caused me many health issues.

Inserted a pacemaker. Very short with us after the surgery and said it all "went well." No follow-up offered. Ignored our requests for follow-up visits. Forgot to get the pacemaker company to set up proper monitoring. Forgot to send in paperwork required to have an MRI performed. Probably a good surgeon, but absolutely NO bedside manners and NO human concern, kindness or empathy.

My visits have been quite acceptable, thorough and very responsive to my medical needs. However, what was quite unexpectable and unethical was recently when I called my pharmacy to reorder My heart Medicine, and Dr. Rao declined my heart Medicine to the pharmacy. Dr Rao told the pharmacy that until I make an appointment to see her I can not have my medicine reordered. That would have been acceptable, however Dr Rao did not call me to inform me of this. I was never called by Dr Rao, nor the pharmacy to inform me of that I would not be receiving my heart medicine. I have been in conversation and contact with Dr Rao’s staff regarding setting up some lab test, insurance approval, and a procedure, and I never was informed about not getting my medication. And with this Covid19 and my senior age, I was reluctant to step out during the Covid19 circumstances., I made this very clear to the medical staff. And even during my discussions and calls I was never told my medication was being held up until I visit them. I feel something fell through the cracks here - how sad is this, playing with my heart medication. I will now have to wait until after the weekend to look into this mater.

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Dr. Rashtian had data from multiple tests to support my form of tachycardia and it's area of origination. He was the 2nd of 3 doctors I consulted. I had a-fib with the majority of the extra electrical signals coming from the left atrium. Dr. Rashtian wanted to do a catheter ablation of the right atrium only. If I still had a-fib, he would schedule another procedure to go in again and do the left atrium. I got out of there and went to another surgeon who did it the right way... all at once.

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