Joseph Poku, MD, FACC, FHRS

Dr.Poku is an excellent Doctor .Dr.Poku has saved my husband's life and he continues treating my husband I recommend Dr.Poku and I appreciate all of his hard work, efforts ,and his care for my husband Dr.Poku truly takes the time to get to know his patients and the first time I ever met Dr Poku I was impressed and felt like I have know him all of my life The staff are very friendly and go above and beyond for there patients.We are very blessed to have. Dr.Poku and his staff Thank you

My daughter sees Dr. Poku. He is an excellent doctor. I definitely recommend him.

Firstly, I have to be honest. Dr. Poku is a not a bad Doctor. Secondly, his staff is ok. Thirdly, here’s where the problems begun. My husband was set to have 2 Surgeries at 2 different times and has not been serviced yet, due to the long wait times. We waited 7 hours the first time and 5 hours the last time on top of having to be NPO(not eating from 12 midnight the day before). When visiting this doctor off wait time are horrible. He is over capacitated with patients. We know that dealing with the heat is a big deal. My husband wants to live, but is scared for his life because of the unfair treatment. We have reached out to the CHEIF MEDICAL OFFICER OF ATRIUM HOSPITAL AND Hasn’t HEARD BACK. Lastly, I pray to God nothing happens to my husband due to not properly being taken care of. Also, w

Dr Poku saved my life. I was in a wheel chair the first time I saw him. He took me off all the medicine my other heart Dr had me on. Replaced it all with one medicatiion, within 2 weeks I was back walking with no assistance and back to my normal self after being completely unable to do anything 6 mo. Thank you so much Dr Poku!

Dr. Poku changed the setting on my Husband's defibrillator without telling us. Because of this we no longer trust him. He also prescribed medicine 3 times a day. It is only suppose to be given twice a day. He did two ablations last years and wanted to do a third. We found the doctor we were going to before him and went back to her. She advised my Husband NOT to get the third ablation. We found out the reason his defibrillator was going off was not connected to Ventricular tachycardia. And the third ablation was unnecessary.