Susan Eisenberg, MD

much better second time around. she still didn’t return my husbands 1 day post surgery call tho

I was having palpitations. My internist ordered test, my appointment was a couple weeks away. I called her to get the results and the staff was very helpful in giving me the results before i saw her as they knew i was nervous. my appointment with her was thorough. she ordered more test and gave me the results on time. she was professional and patient, the staff was very pleasant. the office was clean and quiet. I would highly recommend her. She gave me advice and my palpitations have gone away.

I changed from another electro physiologist who had caused me some real grief after a bad cardiac ablation. Dr. Eisenberg is thorough, professional, and listens to the patient.
Her staff is efficient and the wait to be placed into an examination room is usually less than 5 minutes after you arrival. The waiting room is clean and cheerful, and overall, I am very pleased with my choice since the change (1 ½ years ago).

I have been a patient of Dr. Eisenberg for around 6 years. Over this time, I have received two heart ablations, heart monitors including a implanted heart monitor. Because of her knowledge, skill and tenacity to follow-​up, I feel relaxed knowing I am in good hands. She closely monitors my heart as well as how I am responding to heart medications. I find both Susan Eisenberg and her P.A. Lynne Shaw easy to relate to and they take time to explain processes and procedures and fully answer my questions. The office staff and medical assistance are friendly and efficient. I have no reservations recommending to any of my family or friends Dr. Eisenberg. Shel White

Dr Eisenberg and her staff are excellent caring professionals. She saved my life by healing my Afib. G-​D bless her.
BartG

Dr. Eisenberg is impressive at first, but her medical decisions and competency can be very bad. She implanted the wrong pacemaker in my husband, and by ignoring his complaints for a year, he ended up with a severely weakened heart muscle. By the time the problem was discovered, the situation had become life threatening for my husband. My personal experience was not much better: Dr. E. referred me to another cardiologist, Dr. Michael Brown, for a stress echo. Dr. Brown never gave me the echo report, he did not even seem to know that an echo will show how well the valves work, and he could not explain to me why he insisted on an angiogram based on the echo results. Dr. Brown has a very pleasant personality, but is one of the worst physicians I have ever encountered.

7÷20÷12 I had a SVT procedure by Dr. Susan Eisenberg. She is known for her attention to details as well as her expertise in general. Procedure was done at John Muir (Concord)— cardiovascular wing, it’s a fantastic modern, clean, efficient place to be (relatives who were with me commented on this). Everything she & I discussed before the procedure happened as I wished: no foley catheter, no down-​the-​throat tubes, no gas mask (makes me ill).Of course, if these things were needed my wishes would’ve been over ruled, but the nurses were geared to do this, routinely, but then they checked with directives & Dr. Eisenberg. Who cares if she can be a little distant? Good grief, I come from Texas, where politeness oozes but so does ineptness. I give her 5 stars but subtract one because, while front desk is improving, and Rita is amazing nurse, they need to get extra clerical help. Knowing this, I simply stay on ‘em ’til I get what is needed.

She might be as great as everyone says, but her receptionist was unhelpful, laxidasical and had no compassion.