Cardio-Pulmonary Associates MDs / Pulmonary Associates of the Monterey Peninsula

CPAP can give you sinus infection. New equipment 3 times, sinus infection 3 times. By the 3rd night, each time I was sick. I had to take more antibiotics (not prescribed by Dr. Garfield) in 9 months than in my entire life, which, through blood tests, damaged my liver. Each time I told Dr. Garfield, about the problem, he continued to tell me I was wrong. Now my liver is, hopefully, in recovery mode. Sinus issues don't happen to everyone, especially within 3 days of new equipment. If it does happen to you, find a doctor who will listen, a Doctor who will find out why, and a Doctor who will seek alternatives.

I feel like I'm in bizarro world walking into this practice. I'm coming here trying to figure out why I'm wheezing and getting pneumonia months after recovering from COVID, and receptionists and respiratory therapists are in surgical masks or nothing, and the waiting room is shoulder to shoulder without a mask in sight, and no indoor ventilation.

Dr Garfield is an excellent doctor but his medical assistant is not doing good in regards to communication with patient after care prescription and supplies orders Furthermore, his medical assistant is very poor and discourteous in responding the telephone messages and updating patient needs Made numerous call to the doctors office but never heard back from them

Impossible to speak to anyone in this office all calls go to voicemail and messages aren't returned. Very frustrating and un professional.

They are Wonderful Dr.Poggemeyer Yaaaaay I can breathe