Dr. Sandeep Duggal, DO

The practice is billing for a visit which was never scheduled and never happened, by the office's own admission. Yet, getting someone to remove the charge on our bill has been a multi-day fiasco, still unresolved. I would not be so upset if they hadn't done some other very suspect things which make me think Dr. Duggal and Tristar do not have a patient's best interest in mind. My son spent six days in the Tristart cardiac icu feeling fine and doing his Vanderbilt U classes online. Later on, Vanderbilt cardiologists said they don't even admit patients to their hospital that have my son's condition (low heart-rate in a young athletic person). Just do yourself a favor and go to any other hospital or practice; they're a nightmare and worse.

I was referred to Dr. Duggal out of Bowling Green Ky. Under his care, I felt confident in the information I was getting. I know doctors see dozens of people a day, but his personal care was encouraging. But the follow up appointments and care have been great. Living in Bowling Green, it isn't fun thinking about driving down for an appointment. But he comes to us, in South Central Kentucky! Thanks!

Outstanding caring and professional cardiologist. Highly recommend without qualification.

Excellent about clarity of procedure and care following and what to expect. Allowed plenty of time to answer questions. Great bedside manner.

This doctor saved my life! I never thought I would get my life back but then I found him. Thank you for all you do and appreciate your dedication to your patients

Dr. Duggal performed a ICD implant on me at Centennial Hospital in June, which weeks later resulted in a late night drive to the ER to find out that the device pocket had a staph infection. He was the first doctor to look at it and observed "if you came into my office I would send you home with antibiotics." Fortunately a very sharp infectious disease doctor came in minutes later to identify the pocket as being totally infected. 7 weeks later I am still in recovery from this. I have missed months of work and time with my family. Dr. Duggal made follow up calls to me after he found out we were switching surgeons which seemed more ego-driven then out of concern for what had happened... at one point he even wanted to highlight the fact that I wouldn't have the new surgeon's cell phone number. Numerous Centennial and First doctors have since told me that I am lucky I am young and healthy enough to have handled the staph infection well. I would not recommend Dr. Duggal.

He was looking at his cell phone during our brief time together.