Andreas Mauer Md's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Mauer and staff are always professional and helpful. The office tech is current, prescriptions and labs requests are seamless and efficient. Dr. Mauer has an awesome bedside manner and listens well to our concerns. I'm happy we found him.

Excellent Doc, my cholesterol was high, he got me on revitan, which I had never heard of before in all the years my cholesterol has been high, so that was a revelation and useful as it brought my numbers down very fast. Nice way about him, easy to talk to and listens. No complaints here!

If you don't mind having a heart attack or stroke because your doctor is prescribing without thinking, this is the guy for you. He's nice... but eventually you see that right under the niceness, he's telling you how much contempt he has for you while ignoring the plain-as-day facts that he could easily cause your death by his inattentiveness.

Outstanding Dr Mauer has taken a burden off my shoulders by offering to manage my heart. 15 years of a missed diagnosis which put me in harms way because of blood thinners I never should have taken. My first visit: no A-Fib. Surgery not necessary and blood thinner is discontinued, Today’s visit: loop monitor is going to be removed! The staff is awesome and Dr Mauer is so special. What a gift for me. Thank you Dr Mauer for your kindness and concern about my life situation.

Rude office persons maria. DIDN'T get message to doctor in emergency. My grandpa was left for hours at Huntington hospital finally dr Mauer called said he busy so do whatever they say and he will "try" to come by. He never Never came. Never return for follow up. Office refused to set up appointment appointment for us to come by by patient delivery service or 2 let us talk to the doctor. Looking back For the whole year that we went thereyou can tell the whole office is just in the scheme of money ?? hook you up to monitor or take your EEG it's just a scam that goes around from multople appointments and co pay. THEN provides pills but no real remedy and the barrier between the doctor and the patient is horrible even if it's a good doctor. Yeah and a good doctor doesn't just abandon the patient from ER when the hospitals across the street. I might be a C.P.A. only As the nurse tried to put me down however I know when things don't add up fire beware.

Not in a rush. A great listener Great advice

I was referred by my primary care physician to see Dr. Mauer. My temperature was taken and I was wearing a mask. I came in with abdominal pain. Dr Mauer refused to examine me because he has "been exposed to patients who have Covid" He told me to have a 2 1/2 stress test with a mask on! Me running on the treadmill in order for a health screening all while damaging my health. All of this took 90 minutes of my time that I will never get back.

Excellent doctor! Very friendly, experienced, caring and attentive! Doesn’t take any shortcuts and makes you feel safe and reassured! I would recommend him to everyone! I now know more about my heart in the last couple months with dr mauer than I knew my entire 45 years of life! This is your guy!

During the last three weeks of his life, my partner of 13 years was Dr. Mauer's patient in Huntington Hospital. He had been admitted through ER with strep infection and endocarditis, necessitating oral surgery to be followed by heart valve replacement, in that order. If not treated the infection could and would prove fatal. The oral surgeon delayed the proceedings because he would not accept our dental insurance plan, even though it covered the very procedure he was hired to do. (It turned out later that he isn't a licensed dentist, he is a plastic surgeon, which explains why he would not accept our dental plan.) His demand for payment in advance of a life-saving surgery caused a delay of several days, during which surgery was scheduled, then canceled, then rescheduled due to these unnecessary payment issues. By the end of the first week, when I was able to arrange payment in full, my partner had developed complications that rendered both the oral and heart surgeries impossible. He was placed on life support, still awaiting the surgeries, and he died in the hospital ten days later. Dr. Mauer was the one doctor who stayed with the case all the way through, even after it was evident that there was nothing more for the cardiologists to do. He still came by to see for himself how things were; he took an interest in the case when it was no longer necessary for him to be there. He was the only one who did that when it seemed like all the others had given up and abandoned us. Others pressured me to approve DNR which I would not do prematurely. Dr. Mauer never once pressured me to make a decision one way or the other; he was just there, and his concern for the patient was genuine, and he stuck it out with us longer than he needed to. That extra effort goes a long way. It's sad for me and my partner that we didn't have a happier outcome, but when a doctor sticks with you through the hardest parts when he deosn't have to be there, that's someone who knows there is more to healing than what is taught in textbooks.

My partner was admitted via ER at Huntington Hospital with endocarditis in Feb. Dr. Mauer was on the team of cardiologists on the case, but a dental procedure was required before they could take over. The dentist held up the surgery for several days over payment matters and by the time that was settled, Ross' condition had deteriorated so much that heart surgery was no longer possible and Ross was put on life support. There was nothing anybody could do by now, but Dr. Mauer still came by every day and he was the only one of the cardiologists who did that. I appreciated so much that he was still there when it seemed others had abandoned us; his personal concern was obvious and his involvement went above and beyond. Ross spoke highly of him before life support and that's why. He took the extra step just to be there when it got rough; that tells you about the kind of person he is. He sincerely cares and he stays with you even through the hardest parts. Ein echter Mensch.