Dr. Deborah J Lockwood, MD

She worked tirelessly on my weird version of a tachy. Two intense ablations later, she's given me a life I never had by giving me a heart that now reacts appropriately with medicine. No, she's not an endo or a GP, so she wouldn't have caught diabetes. Not really sure why the other person never got a call back from her office since they were very attentive and responsive to me. At a certain point, though, if they say there's nothing more (EP-wise) that can be done, you have to move back into a regular cardiologist. Perhaps that was the situation for the other patient, but I don't know, really, since s/he didn't write any details, just one angry sentence. She and her lab team went through a really huge experience for me with me, and they changed my life. I couldn't go outside and still walk. I was in the ER once a month (at least), and nothing controlled my tachy. I know I made for some suuuuper complicated ablations, so regardless of whether she's got a good bedside manner… (which she does most of the time) or not, she's incredibly skilled. If I ever need another ablation (or any kind of cardiac catheter procedure) again, whether I'm in the middle of the US or in Mongolia, I'd make an appointment with her again over anyone else. She's THAT good.

All she was concerned about was me losing wait. Cared nothing about the person. About had a nervous breakdown each time before I went to see her. I stopped seeing her and went to another doctor who immediately detected that I had diabetes and I lost 65 pounds instantly after starting the medication. She is a cold person. I have tried for 3 months to get my medical records from her office and they have refused to send them to me. I would not recommend going to her EVER.

She's incompetent and refuses to see me after a failed ablation.