Dr. Randeep Suneja

Dr. Randeep Suneja is excellent as a human being and as a Cardiology .

Horrible wait time. It’s been an hour and I’m still waiting for my results. This is a joke. I thought people were complaining about the wait on the reviews just to complain but they are right.

Waiting time is extremely long. He always ask you use only certain vendors. I was under the feeling that he likes to promote a lot of unnecessary services.

Dr. Suneja is very caring and smart in his diagnosis. I was surprised to read that wait time was longer. I never had to wait any longer than 15 minutes. His staff is professional. His diagnosis was right on the dot. I would not go to any other doctor but him.

We have had wonderful experience under the care of Dr. Randeep Suneja. He is a very compassionate and caring physician who truly cares for the well being of his patients.

Waiting time is extremly unacceptable, never got to see him before 3 hours waiting, several mistakes with invoice medical codings, slow to return phone calls, spends more time with the reps overbooking is major concern.

Doctor makes you use people/companies that he wants. He does not allow his patients to choose where they get other services from, it's his way or the highway. If you go against his "suggestions" the office staff will yell at you and he will not sign the orders needed for your care.

I like Dr Suneja personally but I quit going to him because EVERY SINGLE wait time was well in excess of an hour. Sometimes I had to wait 2 hours, even if I'd made the appt weeks in advance. There is no excuse for overbooking like that.

Dr. Suneja does not keep up in his records of patients in detail sufficient to discuss with them their diagnosis or treatment. He relies on office help to fill in and just tells patients not to worry. He doesn't appear to know what the patient's concerns and symptons are and avoids discussing any of these with the patient. If you want a Dr. who will reassure rather than treat you, this is your doctor.

I really like Dr. Suneja but he overbooks all the time. It usually takes 90 minutes to get into the inside waiting room and then another 30-45 minutes to see him after that. Friends and family drive me to my appointments and they're not willing to wait that long any more.