David A Henderson's Online Review Report Card

Nice friendly office staff and clinicians.

Have been seeing Dr Henderson for a couple of years last saw him May 2020 and was to see him May this year. Started to have problems with atrial fibrillation and ended in the ER to have med injected to restore heart rate called to get appointment but was told no appointments available just leave message with his nurse. Did this a few times hoping to see him this week and low and behold I get a phone call reschedule my appointment told them I needed to see him now was told sorry you can leave message with his nurse. Maybe he needs to cut back if you can't see someone who really needs help asap time to retire. Staff are nice but you're there to see the doctor not them. Will look elsewhere for cardiogist

Dr. Henderson is a caring, life saving doctor, that sees you as a patient, not a number. He asks questions and gives out information in a dignified way.

I like Dr Sickinger he makes me feel at ease which is very important

I have been a patient of Dr. Henderson's for about 3 years. An appointment was made for me quickly as I was in AFIB. He treated me courteously, was very knowledgeabe in cardiology, and gives you confidence that "all is well". I cannot express how much I regard him. He is kind, patient, caring and explains everything to you. An exceptional physician.

I am writing this review for my daddy, who is no longer with us, yet would wish for me to be his voice. As far as I'm concerned, this man is responsible for my father's sudden & unexpected death in 2009. Tell me, what kind of Cardiologist tells his patient, "I don't do necks" (Carotid arteries)?? This was what dad was told when complaining of chronic neck pain and stiffness in early '09. He suffered a massive right sided stroke, never regained consciousness, and died 3 days later, leaving behind a wife of 56 years who has suffered greatly of grief and illness since, and a daughter who was his little girl, and loved him more than anything. Life has not been good for neither of us. He was healthy besides the blockage in the carotids. He took care of US, and like that, he was gone. The neurosurgeon in ICU told us that 5 months prior, he could have saved him, but how was dad to know about this blockage, since his Cardiologist, whom he trusted, "don't do necks"? You're an s.o.b., Dr. Death. I'll make sure that I tell everybody I can about daddy's story. That was the last promise I made to him before his heart stopped beating...

Dr Henderson is wonderful. He’s direct to the point and take care of you.

Both my husband and I have had Dr. Henderson as our cardiologist for several years. We feel our care has been exceptional. Also, I have a friend who has had serious heart problems, and he has called to check on her more than once. A nurse friend I have told me if anything ever happens to her that she need a cardiologist she is going to insist on having Dr. Henderson. Office staff are exceptional, as well.

Dr Henderson is a well respected cardiologist. My husband was very sick and the dr was very upfront about his chances of survival. He reminded me may times of this. When my husband did die in the hospital under his care, HE NEVER ONCE CALLED ME TO SEND HIS CONDOLENCES OR SPEAK TO ME ABOUT HIS DEATH. I FOUND THIS VERY COLD AND UNPROFFESONAL. My husband had been under his care for some time so he was no stranger to dr Henderson. I would think he could at least made asypmathy phone call to me

At my first appt, his staff was beyond courteous and empathetic with my surprising diagnosis. He was very nice and did not rush me. I had an unscheduled appt the same week, and he again saw me himself and spent time explaining what he thought was going on. I am on my 3rd appt in 2 weeks,and I can say I feel like more than just another number.