Mark Hart, MD

Horrible bedside manner, rude, and condescending. Constantly interrupting, doesn't listen and said it's our responsibility to follow up even after open heart surgery???? Their office never relayed the message we needed an echocardiogram and wasted an entire office visit. We will be finding someone who is not only good at their job but someone who truly cares about their patient, shows kindness and is interested in the whole patient. He was looking at chart notes and said "oh his glucose was high" my aunt asked about it and he said that's not what I do so talk to your primary about that in a very snappy rude tone. Well why did u bring it up!?!? I don't care if someone is rude to me but when you chastise my 81 yr old aunt I won't put up with that. He did it to her multiple times!!

I left this Dr. a while back. There was zero concern for me. The amount of arrogance and know-it-all-all-ego was astounding. I was made to feel that I was an idiot! There was no communication on what I was to do after the appointment for follow-up, even though several assistants were wandering around. My primary got me set up with an AMAZING cardio team that saved my life! I'm so glad I got fed up and searched for a great team!

This may be old news... But this popped up when checking the location of my cardiology appt. Absolutely THE worst cardiologist I have ever had. Rude and condescending wasn't bad enough, but then he sent me to see a woman in his office. I had been given an RX that caused me to gain 50 pounds in 3 months and then a car accident injured my back. So I'm already miserable and self conscious... I own that I've gained weight since my last appointment. This arrogant heifer say, YEAH YOU DID! Seriously, WTH!? I never went back and didn't get another cardiologist for several years because of the of the way I was treated at this man's office. I now have THE BEST cardiologists EVER!!

Being a patient of his for 6 years now I'm surprised to see the negative reviews and wanted to provide another opinion. He gave me back my quality of life after being undiagnosed a-fib for who knows how long. He's listens and cares about his patients, when I was at my worst he would call me at work to speak to me directly about whatever issue we were addressing at the time. I have a great deal of respect for this man.

I have a friend who went to this dr. with chest pains. She said he never listened to her heart or asked about family history, which is significant. After 3 months of chest pains and finding another cardiologist, she went in to potentially have a stent put in. They discovered that she needed extensive open heart surgery. Thank God she lived long enough to have this triple bypass & tell her 3 sisters about this. They have now all been tested & come to find out, they ALL need surgery! I was sure to get this drs name so that I never end up with him. I don't usually write reviews, but this is a matter of life & death.