Loyo-Molina Jose G MD

After I had 3 episodes of 180+ heart rate, dizziness, near fainting and extreme fatigue following these episodes, I was recommended by my PCP to see a cardiologist. Dr. Loyo ran multiple (probably unnecessary) tests and told me I had gas. Luckily, I was able to see a different Cardio in LR and get a confirmed diagnosis of a heart condition called SVT. If you didn't know, your heart beating at 180+ for 30 mins is not a sign of gas pains. 0/10 would not recommend.

In our first routine visits, we both found Dr. Loyo kind and knowledgeable. However, when my wife received an unusual diagnosis, Dr. Loyo was suddenly frustrated and dismissive of our questions. We later learned the diagnosis was incorrect, and had we not gone to a specialist, my wife would have gone through needless tests and expenses and contined taking medications she did not need, not to mention the anxiety we were both put through for months while waiting for our second opinion.

Dr. Loyo is a very caring, friendly, and thorough doctor. The staff are very kind and attentive on each phone call or office visit. I highly recommend him as a cardiologist in Fort Smith - he is worth the drive.

I received a serious misdiagnosis from this man; thank goodness I sought a second opinion. The side effects from the medications he prescribed made me feel worse than I felt before I saw him. One of my meds he did not even remember prescribing. Look elsewhere!

I am 19 years old having heart palpitations was referred by the hospital to dr Molina , called immediately after they said they would call me back because they were unable to get ahold of his nurse yet it's been 3 days no call back that is absolutely ridiculous people have their life on the line because a doctor/nurse is either too lazy or just unresponsive and won't even give a call back sad what the world has come to I'm just waiting for a heart attack now.