Dr. Corey Gerard Foster, MD

My mother began experiencing classic heart symptoms in women—chest pain radiating to her back, extreme fatigue, and a dramatic drop in blood pressure. She was using a heart monitor from Dr. Corey Foster’s office, but despite alarming readings and multiple calls, no one responded for over a week. When they finally did, her concerns were dismissed, and she was accused of “yelling” for advocating for herself. Her condition worsened. After 3 ER visits, she was admitted to the ICU, where she died of heart failure on May 27, 2025. Two days later, Dr. Foster’s office called—not to offer condolences, but to request the return of the monitor. When I explained she had passed, they coldly replied, “Sorry, but the blood pressure machine needs to be returned.” A week later, still grieving, I received another call—this time threatening charges if the monitor wasn’t returned. No compassion. No accountability. Whether her life could have been saved, we’ll never know—but she deserved better.