Dr. Gregory Mark Singer, MD

My father was originally under the care of Dr. Theodore LePage. After Dr. LePage passed away, his care was transferred to Dr. Singer. During the transfer of care, I questioned Dr. Singer’s ability to appropriately care for my father. During a phone conversation regarding my father’s treatment, Dr. Singer refused to allow me to participate via phone, stating, “I will walk out of the room if you do not hang up.” This was the only physician who ever responded to me in this manner. As the sole manager of a senior parents' care, this was extremely alarming. While under Dr. LePage’s care, it was determined that an artery located behind my father’s heart was too risky to touch, and no intervention was performed. After Dr. LePage’s passing, however, Dr. Singer proceeded with this intervention. Since that procedure, my father has not been able to walk up stairs without experiencing significant distress. Today, I called Dr. Singer’s office at 9:30 a.m. to request a transfer of medical… records, but the office was reported as “closed for lunch.” I then waited for the on-call service, only to be told that the office was closed for a holiday. The only “holiday” that day was National Dog Day. Based on this experience, I would not recommend this office, as I question both its integrity and professionalism. Too many red flags for me, please pursue another cardioligist.

DO NOT GO TO THIS OFFICE. The staff is unpleasant and rude. Dr. Singer is condescending, dismissive, insecure and unprofessional. Their primary concern appears to be getting their money upfront. There is no consideration or care for the patient from anyone in this office. I would give zero stars if I could. Your life is more important than this guys ego.

Dr. Singer was strongly recommended to us by our PCP. My husband had an appointment today with Dr. Singer and the Physician's Assistant. Everything went well. They are very thorough, knowledgeable and personable. You're in good hands here.