Dr. Neala Jo Hunter, MD

Dr. Hunter is knowledgable and genuinely cares about her patients. She is kind and patient. I am so glad I found her. I was so stressed out and anxious about seeing a cardiologist. She encourages me so that I feel comfortable enough to get all of the tests needed to assess my situation. She is honest yet reassuring.

Dr. Hunter is knowledgable and genuinely cares about her patients. She is kind and patient. I am so glad I found her. I was so stressed out and anxious about seeing a cardiologist. She encourages me so that I feel comfortable enough to get all of the tests needed to assess my situation. She is honest yet reassuring.

5 Star Care. Very professional, knowledgeable, an caring. Tom Besley

Arrogant, opinionated, rude and unprofessional.

Started seeing Dr. Hunter in 2000 after being diagnosed with SVT. It was managed (at my request) with meds successfully for many years. I had a recurrence and had a Linq monitor implanted by Dr. Hunter a year ago and ablation performed in July. Dr. Hunter is a caring, thorough and compassionate physician and I would not hesitate to recommend her to anyone. She has called me in the late evening on several occasions when I have had concerning symptoms. She is busy - as most good doctors are! But she is the best cardiologist around and I feel very fortunate to have had her as my physician.

This doctor is the most arrogant, disrespectful, and unprofessional doctor I have ever encountered. She is extremely degrading and lacks any communication skills. I would never recommend her to anyone. Her style of "care" is very nonchalant and she it always "too busy" to hear you out. I am flabbergasted at her survival in the field of healthcare. She is far from being a caring individual.

She is Associate to My Mom's Doctor and I didn't Feel The ICU Nurse Would Call Mom's Doctor for Advisement as to Mother's Heart Rate Being 120. So I Called and Actually Was Hoping to the Get the Doctor's Service, Mother's Doctor. Hunter the Covering Doctor for Mother's Doctor. She Told Me That I Should Leave Mother's Heart Concern for the Nurses in the ICU. The Nurse in the ICU Was Going to TRY a New Med on Mother and So, I Was Afraid for Mother. She Told Me Again to leave the Heart Concern for the Nurses in the ICU. THEN, She Told Me Three Times It was INAPPROPRIATE FOR ME to Be Calling at Midnight, it was Actually 9:35 p.m. Felt Like Ice. Normal Heart Rate is 62-70. I Was Scared for Mother, Felt Abandoned. Very Distraught Now.

Dr. Hunter and her staff are very caring, professional and thorough in their care of me. I feel safe and secure under their supervision of my cardiac care. I had previously suffered undiagnosed Type 2 diabetes, a sudden cardiac arrest and a stroke while under the care of other doctors.