Thomas W. Schultz, DO, is a cardiologist at Prisma Health Cardiology in Columbia, South Carolina, and a clinical assistant professor at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. He received his medical degree from the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Athens and completed his residency in internal medicine and fellowship in general cardiology at Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Illinois. He then completed a fellowship in interventional cardiology at the University of Connecticut at Hartford Hospital in Hartford. Dr. Schultz is board certified in cardiovascular disease, internal medicine and interventional cardiology, and is currently reading vascular studies. He is skilled in adult transthoracic and tr...
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Horrible doctor! Horrible experience! Maybe because I'm black with government insurance - I don't know. However, I came to see Dr. Schultz on 7/7/2022 for a stress test - after having serval episodes of chest tightness and ruling out all other issues. So, I requested a stress test- which never got done. He act as if he didn't even want to touch me.
Dr Schultz refused to provide any further care ....before getting a clear understanding of my current symptoms and my family medical history. He concluded that I didn't have a heart issue and that he couldn't help with me.
Mind you he never hooked me up to one machine and just used a 2 min EKG done in a doctors office 2 months ago to determine his findings. If it were that easy to do that then I could of had a phone consult. His response about the stress test was that it could show one thing today and something different tomorrow - so why not do it?
So then I asked "Well what is this pain I'm feeling in my chest?" He response was "I don't know."
In closing, I asked Mr. Schultz - " so if I leave here and die from a heart condition- my family can sue you right?" His response was "you can do whatever you want."
No compassion - no bedside manners - just a nonchalant jerk for a doctor!
Patient
★★★★★
He is very caring and he listens to what you are concerned about
