Jasvinder Sidhu, M.D.

My second visit The staff have such a beautiful light of true concern that is like no where else I have been. The first visit was introduction, with real concern The second was a lot different, I truly understand that Doctors are very busy And Dr Sidhu is a very good and busy Doctor. But I got to the appointment 3:30 went to a room at 4:15 and the nurse said that he would see me next. I could hear him talk for a while. I was under the impression he would be coming in. I waited until 5:30 to go out the door to find someone. I was told he had to see a new patient. What if they would have told of the reason I had to wait so long. I appreciate what the Dr does he works very hard to help others Thank you But so do I Lezlee

I have been to Dr. Sidhu several times and thought he was excellent, but this visit gave me some concerns. First he asked me if I was a patient of his, then he asked me what diagnosis he had given me. Then he asked me if he did a tilt test on me and if I had passed out. Then he asked me why I was there. I felt all of that should have been in my records. Didn't he look at it before he came in to see me? My heart monitor said I had irregular heart rate and I have passed out a couple of times. He asked me if I had any pain. Then he said it wasn't anything to worry about and didn't think he needed to even change my meds..well I hope so.??

The office staff were very friendly and helpful as was Dr. Sidhus nurse. Dr Sidhu came in and went over my chart and the results of the ekg they took . Showed concern and immediately setup a plan to put in a peacemaker and explained the process. I am very happy with this experience and look forward to my future with Dr Sidhu.

I was referred and given tilt table test. Even though my reported symptoms dont clearly align with a POTS dx. After having nerve on right side of neck, what felt like forcefully, manipulated leaving me shaking so horribly tears were flowing. After finally recovering I was told I was dehydrated, needed salt and compression stockings. I understand this is the same recommendation he gives all his tilt table patients. I am supposed to follow up in a month. I am not sure if it is worth wasting the Drs time and mine if my actual symptoms, fluctuating heart rate (50s-155+) multiple times a day causing near syncope with bending over, are not addressed. His office staff are lovely and the Detar Day surgery staff are lovely, caring and compassionate.

Dr. Sidhu does not show much emotion, but I believe it's a thinking strategy. This is my second visit with him, and I appreciate his foresight. His nurses and staff are very friendly, and the atmosphere is welcoming.