Harshinder Singh MD, FACC, FSCAI

Started seeing Mr. Singh (Sr.) about 10 years ago. Quality of service and care was good. Fast forward 10 years. I'm seeking a new Dr. Quality of service and care has gone down tremendously. You'd be lucky to get 2 minutes of his time. The techs that take your vitals are fresh out of school, I believe. Some really don't know what they are doing. Patient beware. Read the reviews for yourself.

I had the unlucky experience of having Dr Singh be my doctor when I had an emergent coronary issue and was admitted to Brandon Hospital. Dr Singh did not speak with me except to say he was going in through my wrist versus my groin for the angiogram. He did not talk to me at all during the procedure or afterwards. He was also rude to his staff. If it wasn't for the nurses I would've never known the outcome. He did call my husband and only said no major blockage was found but hung up while my husband was asking a follow up question. I was discharged from the hospital and still have no definitive diagnosis of my heart condition or what I should be doing. Happy to be following up with my cardiologist who treats me like a human being.

I have been a patient of Dr. Singh for over 12 years. I am now 50 years old. The level of care and treatment at his office has gone down drastically and I will personally be seeking another physician. The doctor himself is typically nice and always smiling but you literally get 5 minutes of time with him compared to the usual 45 minute wait in the waiting room. Medical records never make it to my other doctors when requested, so if you go there, pick them up yourself! And today, after calling multiple times this week and no one calling back, I finally reached someone who then was rude and indifferent. So unprofessional and this is NOT the first time I have been treated this way. I normally would be concerned about them reading this but I have no choice but to leave and find another office in hopes to find some caring and empathetic staff members. If you choose to work in the medical field then by all means BE KIND!!!!!!!! Every person you speak to is going through something and if they are calling a doctors office it likely isn't something good! It doesn't cost a dime to be nice to people and show some care and concern especially in the medical field. OF ALL PLACES! I am just so over the lack of quality care available and the indifferent attitude of staff members and doctors themselves. Anyway, do yourself a favor and keep looking.

Dr Singh is an excellent Cardiologist, who really cares about his patients. After my heart attack, he put me on the right medications, and now my heart has made a comeback. When I left the hospital, my ejection factor was under 30, and I was advised to get a life vest. Now, 6 months later, thanks to Dr Singh, my ejection factor is 67, normal for a Man my age! Yes, his office can be busy, and sometimes appointments are not always on time. To me, that is a small price to pay for a great cardiologist, who just might save your life.

Horrible bedside manner. Rude to hospital nurses on floor, ignoring them and walking away when asking for clarification on orders. Forgot to order diet restrictions for my father for a procedure, had him go down for the procedure anyway and wait, then canceled the procedure at the last minute due to his negligence. When we asked questions, we received a wave of his hand. Offered no information about the hospital treatment plan or diagnosis. I am surprised he is still practicing. I've been a nurse for 30+ yrs-he was one of the worst. You are paid to be a competent physician that communicates with a hospitalized patient regarding their health conditions. Ignoring patients and their questions is 100% unacceptable.