Quincy Cardiologists

QUINCY, IL

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"... well. i was taken back as soon as i checked in and had someone to walk me through each area of the surgery prep. the people in the operating room were pleasant and since i was under anethesia were very informative of each step in the cyst removal...."

"... doctor after hours and ogtain the necessary treatment. the only complaint was that after the doctor stated i was good to go home. it took the staff over a half hour to process me to leave the er. i am sure that was just a random act for the staff, doctor..."

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Quincy Cardiologists Reviews

"... it is also rated very highly. i have had some good experiences there over time. i'm very pleased with their care. i did have some very complicated troubles with the billing. they did lose the clothes that i went in with for an emergency. about two..."

"... reputation in the area and i would highly recommend them...."

"... i would highly recommend them. i really have no complaints...."

"... staf was attentive, and my needs were met. my only (minor) complaint is that the bed for the dads is not very compatible with sleep for the over tired new dads!..."

"... far the best cardiologist that i have ever had the pleasure of being treated by. unlike the check-you-in-check-you-out-asap treatment i was used to at stanford, dr. sheehan spent more than an hour with me evaluating my situation and answered all of my questions..."

"... also my request for my medical records was answered promptly and efficiently..."

"... amazing! we didn't want to go home at the end of our 4 day stay. the nurses ranged from very good to amazing and we had several that were amazing. they took the time to share knowledge and it felt like they really wanted to get to know us. they explained all..."

"... had the best medical care from the nurses to the doctors and the nutritionist. they went into great detail about what was wrong and more important what was not wrong (which made me feel better). i had follow up appointments with the heart specialist and i would..."