Dr. Rehan Ali, MD

Didn’t take vital signs, didn’t even listen to my chest or my heart. Very strange person. Nurse was amazing. Dr appeared to not care at all. Would not recommend

I came to see Dr. Ali (established patient) due to concerns of my pacemaker being low on battery. I was having obvious symptoms that something wasn't right. Chest tightness, shortness of breath, palpitations, heart beating too hard, fatigue, etc . Dr. Ali insisted everything was fine and normal and sent me home to wait a week to even check my pacemaker. Thank God I was able to have another doctor check my pacemaker sooner. On the same day Dr. Ali planned to check it, I am now having surgery by another physician because it needs replacing. Rehan, if you see this.. please listen to your patients more. We know our bodies and we come to you for care, not to be dismissed and shoved aside. We are people not just a paycheck!! I will not be a returning patient of yours. You've lost my trust.

Great visit. Everyone was very professional and courteous and I felt completely at ease. Dr. Ali was patient, listened well, and answered all of my questions. I highly recommend this office.

Girlfriend has had 5 angioplasty procedures in 8 months. Results: 1 toe amputated Severe pain still in same area Scheduled for a 6th angioplasty expecting different result. Last procedure she was tied down local anesthetic given and angioplasty was started before local had a chance to work. She has seen Dr. Ali once but has seen his myriad of nurse practitioners. No one listens to the patient. I know a good Dr when I meet them. Dr Ali needs to re evaluate his practice and needs to focus on the patient. Take care of your patient and your practice will take care of itself.

He is the worst. Does not care or know what he’s doing. My husband was having heart failure and he kept insisting he was not and didn’t give him the proper medication. He was so wrong about everything I can’t even believe he is a cardiologist. We will never go back to him

Dr. Ali is outstanding. I have been seeing him for about a little over a year. I couldn't have asked for a better cardiologist.

Went into his office as an established patient. Six months later I had my first bout with A fib. Did a complete work up. After that I had 2 separate appointments with him. Neither appointment did he once listen to my heart, lungs, carotid arteries or felt for the pulse on my ankle/ foot. And he couldn't tell me why I had a fib. I asked 2 other doctors I know and they both answered the question, with the same answer.