Dr. Himanshu Shukla, MD

He explained things so we could understand everything and our options

Dr Shukla is very patient doctor, and explains very clearly in what he is doing. He always wants to do the best for his patients.

This was a follow up visit and when I inquired how I could get out of A-fib he immediately explained that he would like to do an ablation on my heart. Explained what he does and it should take care of my A-fib. He seems very interested in taking care of my problem.

Very professional but also very warm and approachable. Felt every step explained with kindness. My questions were answered in the information given to me.

Ultimately best experience EVER

I liked him right from the start. Puts you at ease, takes time to listen and answer questions, and explains procedures with knowledge and confidence.

He was so down to earth and so easy to talk to. He explained everything beautifully and answered all of my questions. It was really nice to talk to a Doctor who is that friendly and helpful.

Very Happy Positive Position and very clear description of my heart situation and condition. Impressive Doctor made my appointment enjoyable and refreshing

Takes the time to answer questions and very personal. He puts you at ease with his calm demeanor and voice. His confidence in his ability and knowledge is very reassuring.

He is patient, informative,and listens to your concerns as well. This is our 1st time dealing with anything heart related and he is very thorough.

Shukla definitely rudest doctor ever. Having difficulty taking BP meds w/extreme side effects (fainting/falling/anxiety/chest pains/hallucinations), Shukla continually rolled his eyes in disbelief. I told him of 1 incident of having electrical shocks in my pacemaker during iPhone monitoring several months ago. My HD TV caused interference w/the monitor. (My transistor radio has caused static interference but w/o shocks.) Next day saw my former cardiologist & his device manager checked to confirm no wires were loose. Only had the pacemaker for 2 months at that time. My former device mgr. said “it is not uncommon to have electric shocks in a pacemaker up to six months after a pacemaker implant.” Shukla told me “that never happened.” Twice, implying that I was lying! Refused to make future appts with me. Too incompetent to figure out how to lower BP. Said “I can’t help you.” Dumped me w/BP of 185/83. Very dangerous for me, but he didn't care.

I just had surgery to implant a device to help with central sleep apnea. I was told by my sleep Doctor that this was the only guy that could do it. I would never use him again. First I started trying to get a appointment in December of 2022. I finally got my appointment in late January, and a week before they called to say he would not be in the office. I reschedule for 2 weeks out and they called again to say he would not be in the office. They tried to reschedule me for another two weeks out, but I insisted on something earlier and I got in the next day. Had the surgery yesterday and did not see the Dr. until after. Did not come out to talk to us before surgery, and when I went into the operating room and asked to see him, he never came out. My advocate had to ask a nurse to come in after the surgery, or we would have never seen him. Then I get home from surgery and find out the his office called while I was in surgery to say that my follow up appointment had to be moved be

My father is Stan Anderson. I am extremely dissapointed in the care my father received. My blood is boiling! He came in as an 81 year-old who bike rides 20 miles a day and was in great physical condition. My dad came in for a check-up and Dr. Shukla came in and said "You need to get off Tekisin!" No explanation. For the past 3 weeks my dad has suffered a great deal on motoporol (sp.).... he has not slept in 4 days... no exaggeration. Today is April 6th. The Physicans assistant heard my dads story and was helpful. Bottom line, He needs a solution and fast. He has congestive issues now and he was perfectly healthy before Dr. Shukula's abrupt decision. My phone # is 1-218-820-2969. I expect some answers. I expect a call.

How do I contact his office? I've tried the phone and nobody answers.

The only thing I like is that he is always on time. Other that his bed side manner sucks and he made me cry by how rude he was. He doesn’t care to listen. I let the medical assistant know j was on a beta blocker through another physician and then dr. Shukla comes in as if he didn’t read my chart not knowing that I was already taking one. He’s terrible and I will go somewhere else

Dr Shukla has been my cardiologist approximately 5 years. He has an extraordinary bedside manner and always very receptive to my questions and needs.

Dr. Shukla has done 2 ablations to me in the past 2yrs. I still have Afib & PSVT issues, however not as frequent. I'm also still on meds. The reason I got the ablations in the 1st place, was not to have to take the meds! Which effects my quality of life. I just have to consider the possibility of maybe the doctor's work load arbitrates to this. The nurse told me he did 14 the day he did mine, that's a lot of ablations in one day!! However Dr. Shukla & staff are very professional & polite!!

Always, he's the best, on-time, listens, & explains what is going on with you the patient. This is "a new, novel way," to enhance your Doctor & Patient relationship.

Beyond watching my nerve bundle block issue Dr. Shukla showed a lot of concern about keeping me off of high blood pressure meds (lose weight, cardio exercise). Did it. And, also, got me tested to get off of blood thinners (Xarelto). Did that too. Great to find a doctor that wants to keep you off of meds and do what is needed to be more heart healthy.

Solved my afib issue! Amazing. Kind thoughtful hardworking. Bill .P