Pranav Patel, DO

I was cautiously optimistic after I read his reviews but it must be grouchy people who do the reviews. He was on time, very personable and I never once felt rushed. I didn't have many questions because he covered everything. My husband asked a couple and he answered and was not the least irritated. I would recommend him. I made a good choice. He ordered two tests and said our game plan.

Well first I'd like to correct the above Dr.'s name. I didn't see doctor Patel, which I wish I did. My referral was to see him but I think because they had several doctors in the office, I was assigned to Dr. Quinn. I went to the location in Sun City. When Dr. Quinn came into the room he looked at me as if I shouldn't be there and asked me if I had seen the people (patients) in the lobby and I said yes. He then said because they were older that's when you usually start having problems with the heart. Because I was 45 years old at that time I don't feel he took me or my condition seriously. I had been seeing another cardiologist prior to him for about 5 years but had to change to his office because of my insurance changed. I had already had a stroke in 2013 and I had been having chest pains, extra tired, numbness and have Afib. He knew nothing about me at this moment and I think he took me as a joke. His bedside manner was rude and not welcoming at all. He asked a few questions, some uncomfortable questions which I was thought was uncalled for. He maybe spent 5 minutes in the room and left. I feel this appointment was a waste of time. I take blood thinners, high blood pressure meds, also some other meds to help regulate my heart beats. And I also take nitro glycerin pill As needed because of my chest pains. Those are just the meds I take from my Cardiologist and my Cardiac EP I see now. My new doctors are awesome! My advice for Dr. Quinn is you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. This is the perfect example...

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