Dr. Otakar Quadrat, MD

Horrible, rude, and doesn't give good medical advice

Sept 2015 Dr Quadrant must have done his best work because the heart ablation that he and his team performed literally was divine intervention. I lost 80lbs in 4 months was able to handle the domestic abuse, court cases, divorce that followed 1 month after. Along with pituitary tumor, MS, bone and joint deterioration. I would NOT have been able to physically handle what was going on physically, mentally or financially. My words still get jumbled yet I never got chance to say, " Thank You!" I would NOT have made it without him and Dr. Jamidar.

Rude, arrogant. Did not even introduce himself. Scheduled expensive tests before he even saw me. Did not call to give me any results . I Called and nurse said tests are negative. What kind of place is this? That’s not even an answer to heart scan test!!!!!

Dr. Quadrat botched a procedure this year and now I have to have it done all over again by another doctor of course. Stay clear of this doctor!

Staff was friendly and professional - Dr. Quadrat was easy to understand and very knowledgeable - took the time to listen

Did not take all my symptoms into account, ordered unneeded cardiac tests, prescribed unneeded BP medications, misdiagnosed me. I later went to a PCP who ordered a test that found my real issue was thyroid & there is nothing at all wrong with my heart or BP!!

It was nice to have the doctor take the time to really listen. I got an appointment quickly and the staff was nice. I have recommended him to my friends and family.

this doctor told my mother she needed to go home and wait to die because she chose not to do the catastrophic interventions he wanted her to do...he said.."you need to call hospice"...she is 89..we were treated viciously by this man when my mother was at her most vulnerable....get a 2nd opinion is my advice...we got totally different treatment from our 2nd cardilogist..an excellent communicator, excellent credentials, kind, highly respected with a patient friendly manner and practice..he carefully reviewed all her records from all sources...collegial in his manner..gives the patient hope..and she was told to follow up with him in 6 months..he said people have choices in their medical care..and that we must always weigh the costs of any treatment vs the benefits..especially when someone is 89 and has co-morbidities...so whoever you doctor is, if you feel badly treated and terrified by their manner and methods, get a 2nd opinion...suicide may not be your only option..and that was the way… we felt after we were "treated" by the "first" doctor..high techincal skills without compassion mean little..FIRST DO NO HARM...I think Hippocrates said that...