Dr. Haidar Talal Yassin

Dr. Yassin is direct and to the point. I really appreciate such frankness!! The support staff is kind, effecient, and patient empathetic. IMHO I would not hesitate him to anyone who needs a professional cardiologist with a very good demeaner.

My wife does not speak English. So I offered to translate for her. But Dr Yassin and his nurse rudely asked me to leave. My wife started to cry. People come to cardiologist to get better not to have them and their staff upset them.

What an amazing doctor! Dr. Yassin is truly one of a kind, he made my entire experience incredible. Extremely knowledgeable and patient. He performed my PFO closer and I could not be happier.

Dr Haidar Yassin is a great doctor with many years of practice. He is very responsive to questions and actually listens to you when you ask questions. He has a very sunny disposition which makes meeting him a pleasure and he is not afraid to look you in the eye. I would recommend him to anyone looking for the "Watchman Procedure" too

Dr. Yassin has many years of experience in his field and in my opinion, is an excellent doctor. He listens intently to my questions and answers them without hesitation. He gives good advice about other areas, like nutrition and exercise, which affect the cardiovascular system. I am happy that I found Dr. Yassin.

Dr. Yassin impressed me immediately with his knowledge and great personality and even more after explainnine my condition and how we would manage it. High recommendation.

Dr. Yassin is a very calm and responsible Dr. He has a confidence about him that makes you feel in good hands.

Dr. Yassin was rude and dismissive to my 76-year-old mother, who was in the hospital waiting for results from CT scans and MRIs. Because her cardiac scans were clear he told her it was all in her head, she didn't need to be there, to get medication for anxiety. When my mom (for whom English is a second language) asked if he could prescribe this, his reply that it had to be her pcp was delivered rudely as well. When her MRI came back, turns out she had had a stroke the day before. So yes, it was in her head. LITERALLY.