BayCare Medical Group Cardiology (Tampa)

Horrible Horrible Horrible. They don't care about patients- we are just numbers. Our appointment was cancelled with no reason that we scheduled a year out. We can't get an appointment for 3 months. Need a hospital follow up appointment- good luck!!! 10/10 don't recommend. Find another cardiologist to go to.

Doctor Firas S. Almahasneh, MD is one of the best, if not the number one Cardiologist in the Tampa Bay Area. He is a very kind and caring MD. He is also very knowledgeable, professional, sincere, respectful, and with a great, and calming personality. He can also be very serious but compassionate about your health and heart and taking care of it. I'm always looking forward to seeing Doctor Almahasneh or with kindness and respect, Doctor Al.

I saw Dr. Toth for consult on my Echo, Stress Test, and ECG today. Dr. Toth is easy to talk to, she explains everything. She is very knowledgeable on medications, I am very impressed with Dr Toth. So glad my primary physician recommended her. Mary Jo Woodward,RN

Came to see a particular cardiologist who was recommended to me by a friend in the field. He was great. However, the office cancelled on me TWICE the day before my appointment, via a text message that looks exactly like the confirmation text message, so both times I came in thinking I had an appointment. The first time it took a month and a half to reschedule. I come back and it happens again. CALL patients when there are last minute cancellations. I've now wasted time and money working with this doctor, because I can't complete all the diagnostic procedures I need to actually receive care. Horrible. Go elsewhere.

They wanted a $10 co-pay. Okay, but they did not have change for a $20. Used my valid credit card, but she said it wouldn't work. I gave her my backup card, but she said it wouldn't work and she said it loudly enough for all to hear in the waiting room. When I suggested that it might be their system, she was snippy in insisting that their system was fine. While waiting, I checked my card status on-line and found no problems. She still insisted that their system was working. The next three customers that came up had exactly the same problem with their cards, but she still did not admit that it was their system. If they can't admit to problems at the front desk, how can we trust their medical opinions?