John Cava

Office is immaculate. All the women in the office are professional, kind , gentle and not rushed. Dr. Cava is intelligent and he Takes the time to answer questions and thoroughly examine you . He sets you at ease and goes over all your older medical tests and labs. He explained things to me that were never brought up before. After my first visit with him, I thoroughly trust him and I'm totally at ease with him. Before this, I had been to one other cardiologist. I never went back I was so disappointed. I'm thrilled that Im a patient now of Dr. Cava. I trust him. The three most important words when talking about a "heart" doc.

Dr Caver is great doctor with great bedside manner answers your questions. He never makes you feel rushed. The office people are super friendly and very helpful . They took great care of my family and my self included for ever great full

I had a new patient appointment with Dr. Cava. He was excellent in every way. Good bedside manners, easy to talk to, listened to me, explained things very well and definitely not a pill pusher. Staff was excellent also. Highly recommend this doctor and practice.

Completely disrespectful and dismissive of patients- hung up on me as I am concerned of getting the right care now that my medical records has immature information due to him. When I initially got a heart monitor I ended up in ER with appendicitis in Jan, so didn’t wear it as it’s not accurate and in the ER for 3 days. I was bedridden for another week- they were informed. I’ve been dealing with heart issues and symptoms since having long covid. Everyone knows Covid can cause many issues related to the heart. I got Covid again recently for the 3rd time. Finally had a second one approved and it wasn’t working half the time. I asked them and told them about it/ dropped the monitor off directly because of it and not recording I had it on for 7 days! The cardiologist hung up on me and wouldn’t

I went to this doctor because, at 71 years of age, I wanted an overall picture of the condition of my heart. I didn't want to be confronted with any adverse surprises down the road that I could have taken care of. I knew the particular tests I wanted going into my first visit (I didn't discuss them with the doctor initially. I wanted to see if we were 'on the same page', so to speak.) After a focused examination and discussion, the doctor prescribed the tests I wanted. I told him we were on the same page. When the results came back, the doctor took the time to explain the results of each test, what they meant for my future health. He went over my blood work, explaining each outcome. Before I go to any doctor I always like to educate myself. No, I'm not one of those people who think they ha