Wail Asfour's Online Review Report Card

I met Dr. Asfour by taking a family member to an appt. He was very cold and short. He didn't ask who I was! (Med-School 101) He could not answer questions about my Uncle's condition, although my Uncle had been a patient of his for years. I asked several questions, like why is my uncle on 2 waterpills (that do the same thing), why isn't he on a blood thinner? Why are you diagnosing him a Congestive Heart Failure. He answered the pulmonologist diagnosed him! He's the heart Dr. ! I took my uncle to Rush, where they did prescribe him a blood thinner, took him off one of the waterpills. He relies on his NP to remember the patient. She was trying to look up for him my Uncle's records. Just a shame. Also, he couldn't get out of the room fast enough. I asked Dr. Asfour where are you going? I said I'm not done-he did that twice. As we walked out, I wanted to cry seeing all the older couples that might not ask the right questions and don't have an advocate. Just disgusting!!!!!!

Excellent Cardiovascular SurgeonDoctor's Kesani & Asfour always take the time to explain everything to me and they're always busy tending to emergencies. Quite frankly I'd say they're the best! They saved my life and I'll not trust anyone else but them.

Dr Asfour has saved my x husband several times. He has been my Dr for years Repaired an aortic aneurysm and put 4 stents in. I am very happy with him

Have been a patient of Dr. Asfour since 2008 when fortunately for me he treated me for an er visit. He placed two stents in my heart arteries. I then continued to see him regularly for heart maintenance. Then on Christmas Day 2019 my heart stopped and he implanted a pacemaker immediately even though he was on vacation. When I needed him he was there. I believe he saved my life. He is compassionate and without arrogance.

Dr. Asfour has been a god send. I've been to the ER 5 times, spent 10 days in the Hospital, had 4 blood transfusions and been in pain and absolute misery over the last year. My previous doctors had no clue what was going on and didn't seem to care. My daughter recommended Dr. Asfour and on my first visit he personally called specialists colleagues to go over my test results. And because of that level of care I finally have a diagnosis and the beginnings of a treatment plan that go beyond my previous doctor's plan of "live with it" or "eat liver." ("Eat liver" to a person who was in the hospital and getting transfusions because of being dehydrated and malnourished because of the inability to eat!). My only regret is not having found Dr. Asfour a year ago.

Dr. Asfour is very kind and caring. My husband went to the ER with a heart attack. Dr. Asfour took care of him. He put in a stent and a few weeks later my husband needed another stent and Dr. Asfour did that procedure also. I'm so glad that my husband is in this doctor's care.

Called the office today and the number said was not a working number! What the hell?

I went to Dr. Asfour two weeks a go for s heart check up. My appointment was at 9 am. I was nervous but the nurse was explained to me about the tests I will be exposed to me and she stayed with me. Then I saw dr Asfour he explained the test results to me I was very happy with him. He took his time. He was kind and caring.

He cared for my mother-in-law for several years. He was and his staff were very caring. They provided me with great quick support when she had issue with her health. They were just a phone call away.

Initially started out good. Not any more.My mother had an appointment in January that was cancelled because doc going out of town. Reschedule for February. Appointment cancelled again because doc going out of town. Reschedule for beginning of March. Cancelled AGAIN. Went this week. After waiting for 1 hour went up to desk. Dr. Asfour not even in the building! After another 30 minutes we left. The nurse practitioner started to see the patients. If Dr. Asfour got called into hospital for an emergency case, the staff should have been notified and the staff should have told all the patients waiting and given us a choice to wait or reschedule. When I have gone to an OB/GYN appointment and doc gets called for delivering a baby, the staff always lets patients know.At one of the last visits I did with my mom, Dr. Asfour was busy on his phone instead of focusing on the patient that was in front of him. If there was an issue he needed to address, he should have excused himself and left the room and came back when he could focus on the patient right in front of him.