Virtua Cardiology & Interventional Cardiology - Woodbury

My staff team today on 05/28/25 was wonderful and made me so comfortable as a New Patient at Virtua Cardiology. The front desk ladies Michelle and Cherilyn made it welcoming from the very start. My tech Ana reassured me that I am in the right place. And Dr. Gannon wanted to make sure that he was helping me as much as possible. My nana sees another cardiologist at this office, but I'm glad all of the staff is so friendly!

WARNING: if you are on psychiatric medication, you might want to find a different practice. Read on to know why. It pains me to give this practice three stars. I would first like to say that Dr. Chaudhry was an amazing doctor. Very professional. Really to the point. However, I felt like all my symptoms were blown off and some of my concerns were not even answered. Like why do I have consistently low blood pressure (documented by primary, but lucky for me it was normal in office). There's cardiac issues in my family. My grandfather died suddenly of a heart attack, and my sister has patent foramen ovals. He chalked up my sister's condition to nothing, even though the cardiologist my sister sees says it's serious based on her symptoms. The worst part? Once he saw my medication list and knew I was a psychiatric patient, I felt like my care decreased. I felt like the bare minimum was being done, and my chest pain was dismissed as part of my psych health (no one ever came out and said that, this is just how I felt). They did run an EKG on me in office, but also had an EKG done in the hospital. I went to the ER for low blood pressure and chest pains. The hospital EKG showed a brachial bundle blockage, but apparently my EKG at the office showed nothing. He just blamed the diagnosis on techs at the hospital not putting the monitors on right. He did examen me, checking for fluid. He did push around my abdomen, and when I felt pain I told him. He then listened to my heart and neck in various spots. That's as far as our visit went. He said he sees nothing wrong with my heart, and he does not believe the chest pains are being caused by my heart. However, he ordered a stress test and an echo (and honestly, I feel like that was more so he could cover himself). He told me straight up females tend to fail stress tests, so not to be alarmed. Said I would have to go in for scanning if that's the case. He offered no other explanation as to what my chest pain could be, as primary already ruled out GERD and my psychiatrist ruled out its none of the medications she has me on. Psych also ruled out this isn't a phantom pain or some psychiatric disturbance. I left that office not having a clue where to go from here. I don't feel like getting a second opinion ion somewhere else, because honestly, they'd probably do the same thing. Most doctors are like this - they see a psych patient and not a legit patient. Our health concerns mean nothing, it also boils down to some type of psych stuff. The ladies at the front desk were really nice though.

Staff (Ana & Cherilyn) was great & Dr. Moussa is the MAN! Thorough, patient, and friendly. And I still got out on time! Every aspect of both Dr. & staff is outstanding. Modern methods, old time attention & caring. Medicine like this hasn't been practiced in a long time!

It's not usually a pleasant experience to have to go to a Doctor, but I always look forward to a visit to Virtua Cardiology in Woodbury. Dr. Roxy Dunham is sweet, kind, patient and professional. Her staff, especially Tech, Ana W. and Cherilyn H. and Hannah C. at the front desk make me feel like family. And how extraordinary is it to never be kept waiting for a Dr. visit! I've never been kept waiting one minute past my appointment time and have even been seen early a couple of times. I have nothing but the highest praise for everyone at Virtua Cardiology. I wish I could give more stars!

Woodbury Office staff are always the best. Who else can say their cardiologist appt had you laughing and feeling better. Thanks Ana, Jamie, Hannah, Cherilyn and of course Dr Gannon.