David Tepper

As a first time patient I was very pleased that the doctor took his time and explained everything.

dr. Tepper is excellent, my husband Cesare M. is his patient, since 2004. dr. Tepper is very PROFESIONAL, CARING, and most at all ````WE DONT HAVE TO WAIT 2+HOURS TO SEE HIM!!!!!!!!!``` one of the BEST out there. GRAZIE DR, TEPPER.

My mother was feeling ill so we went to the hospital, as she was having heart palpitations and trouble breathing. They sent us to numerous specialists, and for weeks she couldn't feel any better. Dr. Tepper originally took a look at her heart and said he couldn't see anything, so we looked elsewhere. Another week goes by and she has heart palpitations severely, and is scared for how her heart feels. I called Dr. Tepper, and he was seeing us within 30 minutes of my call. Again he couldn't see anything wrong with her heart - but he was the FIRST person to suggest it might be an anxiety issue. He gave us a couple ideas on how to deal with it, and my mom has been feeling better for 5 days straight now. He even called her a few days later to check up and see how she's doing. Highly recommended, really cares about his patients.

Dr. Tepper was referred to us for my daughter from her primary. Having been dismissed from prior cardiologist care when we challenged his lack of care and having had a horrible experience with an electrophysiologist finding Dr. Tepper was a true answer to prayer. He met my daughter LISTENED to her and spoke to her concerns. He did not offer any false promises but gave her a sense of hope and assured her that he will do everything in his power to see her through her medical situation.

Dr tepper, I feel, has the same approach with elderly people as hospice. The fact that a person is 80 ish that lets not look for what's wrong lets just have nature run its course. Now those are not his words but that is the general idea. I'm not sure how I feel about it. I do think that some tests are unnecessary and put too much stress on the patient when there can be no realistic resolution. But sometimes a simple test can tell us if medicine should be increased after years of the same meds. I'm not a doctor but these are my feelings. After watching my dad pass quietly with hospice care and being told we believe in life and death with no medical intervention such as feeding tubes etc yes in that case prolonging his life with something like that may have only made a difference of a week or so. And it's not in the best interest of the passing individual. The staff is wonderful he is a nice man if you are younger I feel he would be the dr to see you through

Dr Tepper needs to retire. My husband was seeing him for a very long time and will no longer seek his treatment. He is rude and unprofessional. Actually he is quite obnoxious.