Heartland Cardiology (Derby)

Started off like it was going to be good....epic fail.... I've had HNP since I was 16. Managed fairly well but getting sick of just changing meds. Went to Heartland and was informed I needed different meds and would be having a ECG and Renal Ultrasound performed. I was excited because looked like it was being looked into in Sept. Well that was about as exciting as it got... fast forward to before thanksgiving on follow up my BP had doubled and I was told let's in tease the meds and we'll follow up in 3 months. I asked about testing and the blamed my insurance of not giving authorization. 2 days later after calling there doctor on staff 4 times no answer finally got a returned phone call on my way to ER. BP was 180/120 and they were trying all they could to get it down. Ended up leaving on addition medication and followed up again with Heartland the next day. Was giving more medication and told we still need authorization and you need to follow directions. Never once didn't. So called my insurance IN THE WAITING ROOM to ask what the deal was with not authorization of test, my member services lady for insurance 3 way called Heartland staff to ask where the referral was on a recorded line and they told her HEARTLAND HASNT SENT ANY REFERRALS OUT FOR ME 3 MONTHS LATER!!!!! AND THEY WOULD GET YOU IT SOMETIME WHEN THEYRE NOT SO BUSY. non the less fired the Cardiologist at Heartland and found another one surprisingly I'm on 1 med, and my level is better now than ever. Already had all test done and follow up in a month with no issues. ALL THAT DONE 3 days after I fired Heartland, already had more done in 3 days then 3 months

Heartland Cardiology AFIB Patient Abandoned - No Referral, No Care Continuity I was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation (AFIB) in March 2025 and assigned to Mr. Ghiyath Tabbal, a cardiologist at Heartland Cardiology in Derby, Kansas. After starting on an anti-coagulant, I was scheduled for a cardioversion in May. While under sedation, Mr. Tabbal performed a transesophageal echocardiogram, found multiple blood clots in my heart, and could not proceed. From that day forward, communication was minimal--weeks with no returned calls, no direct follow-up from Mr. Tabbal, and no clear treatment plan for my AFIB or clot management. It took over a month to switch my medication to Warfarin, despite the first drug not working. My INR levels were checked weekly but never reached his target range. Dosage changes were inconsistent, and repeated questions about how to achieve stability were not answered. Two days before my next appointment, I received a FedEx letter as well as a phone call stating from his nurse that all future visits were canceled and my care was being "discontinued due to dissatisfaction." I was told I could not see any other cardiologist within Heartland Cardiology and was given no referral to a cardiac electrophysiology specialist or any other provider who could manage my ongoing heart condition. Mr. Tabbal's arrogance is beyond measure and his lack of empathy towards his clients is even more concerning. Even today, according to United Healthcare's website, he is still "Accepting All Patients". Do not be duped by this guy, choose a doctor with the Kansas Physician Group as they have 268 Google reviews with a weighted average of 4.8. This should tell the average consumer that there is something very wrong with Heartland Cardiology and Mr. Tabbal. Based on my personal experience and after reading the many similar negative reviews for Dr. Ghiyath Tabbal and Heartland Cardiology, I cannot recommend this practice for anyone seeking timely, safe, and professional cardiac care in Kansas. The only positive is the front desk staff, who were consistently courteous and professional.

Stay far away from here! These guys will set you up with an appointment and then they will never get a hold of you again. They send you on your way and they do not answer their phones, everything goes to a voicemail which isn't answered. We have had five different people call about my son, including my son, we have gotten no response from not even a nurse or a doctor. It has been over a month!This is the most unprofessional crap clinic I've ever experienced in all my years of living. Stay away there are better options.

If I could give a 0 review I would. This cardiology franchise is the worst health care provider I've ever seen. After being misdiagnosed and my concerns for my healthcare were so rudely ignored I must say do not use this group if you value your healthcare. After voicing my concern with the drs nurse I was treated very rudely as never before in my life. Usually my experience has been if I had questions at any other dr I've seen I was treated with the utmost respect, and concerns were addressed. This facility thinks if you question their abilities then you are being argumentative. I usually don't engage in conversation that something I may have said triggered the persons ability to flip into a psycho. So, I end the call, and the person calls back to continue on their psycho babble rant. So, if you value your life, don't go to heartland cardiology. They will lie to you in order to cover their mistakes. Very unprofessional, and extremely low intelligence for people in the medical field.. If there were a trophy for worst nurse the one I dealt with at heartland would win the prize.

Incompetent staff from top to bottom. My wife was evaluated for sudden episodes of dizziness. Every person we saw told her she was having episodes of "fatigue". No matter how many times we clarified her symptoms, less than a minute later we would be back to fatigue. Ended up spending a bunch of money to get no answers because they couldn't even manage a basic level patient assessment and interview.