Florida Cardiovascular Association

Silvin chiarizia _{on Google}

Jan 19th, 2023

Do not trust these people to fax things to other doctors. In early May I was told they would make an appointment for an ablation. I never heard anything an assumed it was due to doctor appointment overload. On June 21st I had a stroke. After my stroke I again came here and they again said they would make my appointment. The nurse practitioner told us to call In a week if we did not here anything. We did. Nothing. After 2 more weeks I finally called Dr. Lupercios office myself, I got an appointmentnd 3 days later I had the ablation. I WILL be changing cardiologists. I could have died waiting for this office to make an appointment.

Tammy Heller _{on Google}

Jul 10th, 2022

I went to Dr.Mody for chest pains, I also have a rare disease. He gave me nitro patches because he apparently did not pay attention to everything. I went to work and a week later at work I collapsed and broke my ankle and was rushed to the hospital. The paramedics were freaking out because my blood pressure was going so low, and then sky rocketing
I was finally stabized and his partner Dr. MATTHEWS happened to be the cardiologist at the hospital. He asked me who gave me the nitro I could not take that I said your partner Dr.Mody,, so I would never go back I dont need more help in dying or extra broken bones n surgery.

jam _{on Google}

Sep 20th, 2022

A friend was seen by Dr. Mody due to his regular cardiologist had left the the practice.
Upon his first visit, Dr. Mody asked him twice "Why was he so thin" Being his care giver, I stepped in and spoke up for him...
" Perhaps it's because he's an incomplete quad at C5." I wanted to say more but stopped short...
This doctor evidently did not read his chart from his previous cardiologist at said facility.
Dr. ordered a stress test out of the blue....Never heard from hospital regarding appointment time of stress test. It's now been four months.
He feels as if he is being held hostage! Dr. Mody has refused to refill medication. In addition, he will not sign off on stopping aspirin for a much needed pain management procedure!
He will be seeing a new cardiologist thanks to his primary physician.