Kat L.
5/2/2025
I agree with some of the previous reviewers comments regarding the front office. The front desk/receptionists are not friendly. The times I have had to call they have been unhelpful and...
San Diego Cardiovascular Associates
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351 Santa Fe Dr Ste 100
Encinitas, CA 92024
San Diego Cardiovascular Associates is a premier cardiology practice based in Encinitas, CA. Their team comprises ten highly skilled cardiologists dedicated to delivering advanced cardiovascular care services with expertise and compassion to enhance patients' quality of life.
The practice offers a wide array of cardiovascular diagnostics and interventions, such as echocardiography, pacemaker evaluation, lipid profiling, and nuclear cardiology. These services cater to patients in San Diego, La Jolla, Encinitas, and other cities in Southern California, ensuring comprehensive and top-notch cardiac care.
San Diego Cardiovascular Associates collaborates with various healthcare partners to provide innovative programs like Virtual Cardiac Rehab and Chronic Care Management, aiming to keep patients connected and supported throughout their recovery journey. Their commitment to excellence and patient-centered approach sets them apart as a trusted destination for cardiovascular health.
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3.016 reviews
James S.
9/12/2024
Front desk, very rude, feels like they hate being there. Kind of like going to DMV. Dr is good, except having to wait about an hour.
Mary A.
3/27/2025
Kalli Molzahn was phenominal. She was caring, efficient and went above and beyond at my last appointment. The office staff was professional and courteous. I highly recommend!
Stephen H.
8/22/2024
This place is a total circus. The scheduling department has canceled two of my appointments only to find out of the cancelation upon arrival to the appointment. I was lucky enough to have an...
Alex G.
10/7/2019
My doctor ordered both an echo and a stress echo. The scheduler told me they could not schedule them both on the same day because it was too difficult for the technician. Later, I told the doctor...
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