Dr. Peyman Soltani, MD

I had heart attack and Dr. Soltani was called in to do an emergency intervention. From the time I entered the hospital to having the blockage cleared and stent placed was under an hour. I then returned a couple of weeks later to have two additional stents implanted for blockages observed on my initial visit. During both procedures I declined sedation and observed Dr. Soltani’s professionalism and friendliness with other team members. I am grateful for having been assigned to him. While I would never accuse him of being verbose, I did not mind his concise communication style. He is busy man saving lives, including my own. Hopefully I will not need any more interventions, but if I do, I hope Dr. Soltani will be my doctor.

Horrible initial visit. My fiancé is undergoing palliative chemotherapy and upon learning this, the Dr said it has to be one or the other. He is clueless. Chemo is often given as part of palliative care. His quote “No, palliative care is when you give up any treatment”. He is 100% wrong and what an insensitive comment. Then he answered his phone, and the best part… he said he FORGOT HIS STETHOSCOPE! He knew he was doing an exam! So he went to find it and was gone for about 10 minutes! He came back in and apologized that he had to go get it from the hospital next door where he remembered leaving it! Lol. It was so absurd it was funny. Lastly, my fiancé is in a wheelchair and when Soltani left the room at the end of the visit, he rolled his portable desk into the center of the room blocking us. This man is everything a doctor SHOULDN'T be….arrogant, condescending, incompetent.

He was a man of few words. No info on what to expect. Have yet to see his face, post stents. Continue to experience same symptoms. Disinterested doc. Really frustrating.