Dr. Michael D Chesner

I'm changing cardiologists. He doesn't listen. Is out the door without saying goodby or even letting me know the appointment was over. I felt like my questions were stupid and unnecessary. After several visits with troubling symptoms, I still don't know whats wrong with me. He referred me to someone for an angiogram and after a month I still hadn't heard from anyone to schedule it. I'm changing cardiologists.

Very bright and super knowledgeable. Very professional and personable. I'm so happy to be under his care.

He over tests his patients .He doesn't let you talk .He gets up very fast and leaves .A person who has a heart problem shouldn't be going to him for a month without being admitted to the hospital .Ignores your concern .Look the other way .Not a good doctor

Dr. Chesner saved my life. I came in to his office complaining about bruising and bleeding gums and handed him a month old sheet of bloodwork that showed normal platelets. His clinical judgment and instincts led him to decision to take another platelet count anyway. I had critically, critically, low levels that could have had very serious consequences.

Dr.Chesner is a competent doctor, but he is overly alarmist and very prone to over-testing -- a simple wellness checkup turns into an ordeal of testing that frequently requires additional appointments, and a follow-up appointment to discuss test results (even though he's supposed to do this by phone. And he tries to sell you holistic junk. In fact, I used to use him as primary, but switched to another doctor for those reasons, although I still see him for cardiology.

Went to Dr. Chesner for several years. He pushes his holistic remedies on patients and pockets the revenue. His office is run like one in the 1950s. Everything is on index cards and multiple appointment books.