Dr. Paul Cremer, MD

Long story short as I just left a review on another site. After 16 months on a pericarditis medication due to post cardiac injury syndrome from a cardiac window procedure following a complication of pacemaker insertion, I was taken off the medication per protocol but then within 2 months, the symptoms came back. I was in touch with his office and was told he’d get back to me but he never did. That ended up causing me to go to the ER not once but twice, was then subsequently admitted for 2 days, had to be on 2 medications to get me out of atrial fibrillation because of the return of the pericarditis. I had 2 doctors apologize to me because he didn’t get back to me and I’m convinced that I would not have had to be admitted if he had gotten in touch with me and put me back ON the pericarditis medication. I have changed doctors to Dr. Klein, who saw me in the hospital and was really on the ball. He made sure that the medication I needed would be there when I got home, informed me of what was happening and why and basically acted like he cared about me as a person. Dr. Cremer did not and he has failed me!

I visited Dr. Cremer to review the status of my aortic stenosis issue. He reviewed past records, did advanced EEG imaging. He indicated I could wait some time longer before it would be necessary to have a replacement valve. He also lowered my metoprolol RX after I told him I suffered chronic insomnia. Since he did that, I have generally benefitted from a good night's sleep. He is an excellent doctor. I had his full attention despite the fact he is the head of cardiac imaging at a busy world class heart clinic. Sign me 'grateful' for his care and for the clinic.