Dr. Ivan Anderson, MD

Dr. Anderson brought his face close to my face and then angrily stated, 'No one tells me to change my reports .'He then angrily said, 'I am the Doctor,' 'You are the patient.' Do not I have a right to question my own cardio report? Dr. Anderson seems to think not. I believe Dr. Anderson is too prideful to admit he made a mistake and it looks like he wants to cover up that BP meds can cause a person to have very low BP. I passed out twice and was brought back into the hospital again. I was on 5 BP meds and 3 blood thinners. If this cardio report stands as is, I believe that this will only support this bad treatment Dr. Anderson has an opportunity here to admit his mistake and look into supporting better hospital treatment. People are dying needlessly. Dr. Anderson seems to be turning a blind eye to this bad treatment protocol. I have hope that in time Dr. Anderson will learn that the bad treatment protocol needs to be greatly improved, but until then I cannot recommend him .

Graduated in 1939 and practicing for 80 years! If he can't even check his website reviews just imagine how well he will treat you! Speaking from experience with his interactions and "care" of my 88 year-old Mother. S. Cataldo

Dr. Anderson explains things so you can understand what is going on and he listens to your concerns.

My condition may not actually be heart related, but during eval, he spent ample time with me to help determine what my condition could be from. He ordered the tests I was hoping to get, even though he thinks they will come out normal. He took time to answer any and all questions, as well as made sure I understood his response. Though my condition may not actually be related to the heart, he took the time and consideration to help me come up with a plan. For that, I am grateful. Staff is amazing!