Interventional cardiologist Daniel Feldman, MD, is fellowship-trained in structural heart and congenital heart disease. This training included evaluating patients for various structural heart disease procedures including transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), mitral valve repair, left atrial appendage closure, and aortic and mitral valve balloon valvuloplasty. Dr. Feldman has also completed a fellowship in interventional cardiology, during which he worked with percutaneous coronary and peripheral arterial interventions. Dr. Feldman is a provider at Adventist Health Northwest Heart Center, which provides high-quality care from prevention and diagnosis through treatment and recovery.
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On December 21, 2023 I was scheduled to have a heart catheterization with Dr. Daniel Feldman at the Portland, Oregon Adventist Hospital. I was told it was safe and that I would be given heart stents to open my arteries if necessary. At approximately 11:30 a.m. I was taken to the catheterization lab where I was given a left and right catheterization.
During the procedure the highly radioactive machine was touching my face and chest. Dr. Feldman told me it was safer that way so the radiation wouldn't spread to much on my body. This was a lie as of course the closer you are to a radiation source the more danger you are in. I was sick for the next three weeks from this.
It turned out I had 3 very clogged arteries with one of them as high as 70% clogged. After putting me through this painful and annoying procedure Dr. Feldman refused to put in the stents that would have enabled my arteries to perform correctly. He said he didn't because he didn't feel like it. Now I'm walking around with a heart that could stop at any second, I'm on the verge of death because of his mal-practice.
