Dr. Jose Hernani Torres Aquino, MD

He was my “cardiologist” at Henderson Hospital while I was there for about 2 weeks for heart and kidney failure. Prior to this, I had never been hospitalized and I never had any notable heart problems. Everything that happened was new to me and I was very confused. “Doctor” Aquino was the WOSRT possible cardiologist that I could have ever had during that experience. He didn’t explain anything about my condition, what caused it, what the outlook might be. In fact, the first time he saw me was 3 days after I was admitted and he was in the room for less than 3 minutes during that first visit. It took him over 36hrs to see me and half way “explain” my heart ultrasound. I got more from the nurses and the hospital doctor than I did from “Doctor” Aquino who was my “cardiologist”. In the 2 weeks I was hospitalized, I saw him for less than 1 cumulative hour-including the time it took for a heart cath. He didn’t even see me after that procedure. He gave me attitude when I called him out.

He was my “cardiologist” at Henderson Hospital while I was there for about 2 weeks for heart and kidney failure. Prior to this, I had never been hospitalized and I never had any notable heart problems. Everything that happened was new to me and I was very confused. “Doctor” Aquino was the WOSRT possible cardiologist that I could have ever had during that experience. He didn’t explain anything about my condition, what caused it, what the outlook might be. In fact, the first time he saw me was 3 days after I was admitted and he was in the room for less than 3 minutes during that first visit. It took him over 36hrs to see me and half way “explain” my heart ultrasound. I got more from the nurses and the hospital doctor than I did from “Doctor” Aquino who was my “cardiologist”. In the 2 weeks I was hospitalized, I saw him for less than 1 cumulative hour-including the time it took for a heart cath. He didn’t even see me after that procedure. He gave me attitude when I called him out.