Dr. Sanjeev S. Hasabnis, DO

I was diagnosed with A-Fib. in 2018 and it was getting worse in 2023 when I went to Dr. Hasabnis for help. Several tests later and the last appointment in 2024 resulted in lots of talk but no actions. I feel that he thought I was not listening to his advice which I was! He told me to call him on that last visit if I needed help which I needed right then! Do not waste your time with him. I do know what it feels like to have 187BPM heart rate!

Dr. Hasabnis corrected my AFib! He was very helpful as he listened to me and then explained my options for treatment. I appreciate the way he listened to my concerns and discussed them with me until we had a plan I was happy with going forward. Very thankful for him.

This Dr. may have an education, but he was absolutely rude. He said if we didn't like what he was saying we could go to Vanderbilt. The first visit he seemed genuinely interested (not caring, interested). He dismissed other doctors as UN-knowledgeable, and presumed to be the utmost authority on anything cardiac related. After 2 weeks of wearing a monitor we had the follow up. He was obviously dissapointed that it wasn't going to be an operable issue and basically all but called my wife childish. Dismissing her and basically throwing a piece of paper in our faced as if we had attended the college classes with him. After asking many questions in which we got the same response of, nothing can be done, we finally got to leave. My wife was in tears after speaking with him. This man should not be allowed to practice medicine if he can't control his bedside manner. Absolutely RUDE! As soon as I figure out if it is worth trying to blast him to CVA, I will be doing so! I also hope he reads this, my wife was your patient on 02/11/2020, read this and lets have a conversation!

Stay away from this guy. I have to wonder if he was/is shilling for St jude. Stuffed a device in me after checking that my pipes were fine, without even considering what else could be the cause. Told me to just live with it. Following, I consulted Dr Kay and Dr yamada, did a couple of ablations, fixed a congenital problem, and removed the device. That was over a decade ago. Avoid.

Dr. Hasabnis was wonderful. He worked very quickly and efficiently to help get me cardioverted during a time sensitive arrhythmia. Great bedside manner. Would highly recommend!