Dr. Patrick Dillon, MD

During my only visit to the Dr. Dillion he specifically said that the my lifelong SVT had a probability of being triggered by a car accident earlier in my life. Even my initial car accident medical reports show the initial reporting of this condition. As a wartime veteran I needed this in my record to receive disability from the Veterans Administration. He never wrote this in the visit notes. Upon requesting later that he put this in the notes, or write a letter stating there was a probability of origin, he refused. Now facing hardship and extreme difficulties in receiving disability for a heart condition due to his lack of attention to detail or helpfulness.

I had surgery for a pacemaker/defibrillator in 2021 for ventricular tachycardia. My wife and I had many questions about the procedure and the condition. After my hear cath. Dr. Dillon stopped in to see us at 5:30PM after the day of work to see how we were doing. We said we had a couple of questions but felt bad for him being so late in the day. He remained and enthusiastically answered all our questions and was very reassuring. Every time I have seen him for an office visit he takes time with me. You can tell he is genuine and is concerned with you. He cares about you and is very well informed as well as being passionate about his profession. Very highly recommended!

Dr. Dillon did my cardiac ablation, and I met him in the office before where he discussed the procedure and took time to answer all my questions. I found him personable, smart and humble and had the ability to infuse confidence in his ability. My procedure went smoothly.