Dr. Marmar Vaseghi, MD

Amazing physician. So luck to have found her.

Very informative and helpful visit.

Dr. Marmar is one of the most compassionate, knowledgeable, understanding, and professional providers I've had the pleasure of seeing. She came in to our appointment and patiently listened to everything I had to say. In addition she explained everything to me with respect and understanding. I've finally found a cardiologist that I'm going to stick with.

The low rating on this site is unrealistic. Every low rated instance leaves no comments which can only insinuate a disgruntled individual trying to tarnish this wonderfully doctors image. She is top notch and I look forward to our next visit.

Saw Dr Vaseghi last Friday. She explained my condition thoroughly, for the first time, I understood what was going on wth my heart, this after visiting so many different electrophysiologists

I have been a patient of Dr. Vaseghi for many years, and had two procedures by her, both of which were successful. She is amazing and a compassionate, a wonderful doctor. Ran across this website by chance. Looking at the other comments, not sure what other people were referring to, but can't help to think that same patient maybe repeatedly posting, not sure if this site is reliable.

She is rude to patients. Her office overcharges patients and places false charges which have to be contested later.

I recently visited Dr. Vaseghi because of a heart rhythm problem. She was very caring and compassionate. She listened to my symptoms carefully and explained the options in a manner that I could understand. I had a successful procedure by her that fixed my symptoms. Overall, I was very impressed by her and the care at UCLA.

I saw Dr vaseghil for my heart problem recently after seeing several physicians. My condition was fully diagnosed by Dr Vaseghi. Dr vaseghi is a very compassionate and knowledgeable physician.

My 88 year old mother had cancer and was in in the hospital since her heart was pausing repeatedly. She needed a pacemaker. This "doctor" told my mother in the most cruel manner imaginable that she only had 6 months left to live, which was not true. She then told my mother that Medicare does not pay for pacemakers for patients who had a life expectancy of less than 1 year. I called Medicare and found out this was totally false. After much argument, I eventually was able to get UCLA - a big name with overpaid doctors who have no compassion whatsoever - to put a pacemaker for her. Thank God the surgery was done not done by this "lady," otherwise my mother probably would not have made it. If you value the lives of your loved ones, stay away from this "doctor."