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Aamir A. Abbas, MD, is a board-certified and fellowship-trained cardiovascular disease, advanced heart failure, and transplantation specialist.
Abbas focuses on providing personalized and compassionate care for his patients. His practice philosophy emphasizes spending time with his patients, listening to them, and educating them about their condition. As part of his collaborative approach to care, he believes involving patients and their loved ones is the key to improving outcomes for cardiovascular health.
Abbas is an assistant professor in the Department of Advanced Cardiopulmonary Therapies and Transplantation at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston. His clinical interests include cardiomyopathy, heart failure, heart transplantation, left ventricular assist device (LVAD) therapy, and pulmonary hypertension.
Married and the father of two children, he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, relaxing by the water, and perfecting his BBQ skills.
All patient experience ratings and comments are submitted by actual patients and are received and validated by a leading independent survey company, NRC Health.
The whole staff is very welcoming and helpful
All is good
Great and professional
Dr. ABBAS is the greatest
Dr abbas is great
Good
All went really good!
The office is frigid. Raise the thermostat.
Please, Dr. Abbas, do an online virtual meeting. I really would appreciate it, especially for my mom who can't, you know, walk too well. Okay, thank you.
Every technician, nurse and Dr. Abbas were very friendly and aware of their responsibilities to me and my health issue.
The only negative thing about the visit was having to wait for about an hour in the examining room after the nurse did my screening and EKG. No one updated me that the doctor was still with other patients or if I were to be up next. I am used to delays since Dr. Abbas is comprehensive and is very responsive to patients' questions, but an hour in the room by yourself with no update is a bit extreme.
Everything was handled with great care and professionalism; everything was done in a timely manner, and very kind and respectful. Thank you for your attention.
I, [...], am very grateful for the excellent care provided by Dr. Aamir Abbas and all the staff there. Thank you. March 27, 2025.
Total professionalism in every area.
I think Dr Abbas is a wonderful doctor . I haven't felt this cared for in such a long time. I trust his medical ability more than any doctor I've seen in a long time. The staff from the moment you sign in to the ones in the back or also some of a great team of professional I have encountered in a long time. How refreshing
It was a pleasant experience and The Dr. And his staff was very knowledgeable about their work.
I am very confident in this Dr and practice.
The doctor was very good at explaining my plan of care going forward and very knowledable about my condition.
I was requested to arrive 20 minutes prior to my appointment, yet I waited over an hour after check-in to see the doctor. My time is valuable, and I did not appreciate the extended wait, exceeding 30 minutes, in an uncomfortable waiting area.
Excellent
I appreciate how he listen like I am the most important patient he has.
I know Mr. Abbas almost 4 years. I used to go so many times hospital since I'm seeing him. He prescribed me good medicine almost 3 years. I never been in hospital. He knows what he's doing. Thank you Mr. Abbas. Hopefully stay with him long long time.
I am very happy with the level of care. Dr. Abbas is amazing, very good bedside manner, very good at explaining what's going on in a complicated diagnosis for me. And I also want to thank Nurse Yanira. She does a great job as well. Thank you so much for taking care of me.
This was my first visit and it was exceptional. Everyone was very kind and cheerful (in spite of the very cold weather). I was notified three time about my wait time to see the doctor. Outstanding care!
Waiting time is always good. The staff are always very cordial and friendly. And Dr. Abbas remembers me from time to time without a lot of repeating what I've been through. He knows what I've been through and he's always right on top of my case.
Dr. Abbas came very highly recommended by Dr. David Callendar. Both my husband and l have been very pleased since we started seeing him over a year ago.
20 minutes late
Dr. Abbas listens, makes recommendations to improve health without pushing any particular agenda. Takes it one step at a time.
Dr. Abbas is amazing. I have recommended him to several people.
I was left to wait in the waiting room for 1 hour and 5 minutes. I went to ask the desk why all of the people that came in after me had already been seen and left and the receptionist said "wait" and went to the back. She came out and said they were on their way up to get me. On the way back I told the nurse I was not pleased about having to wait an hour just to be called back. She told me that the lady at the front desk forgot about me and apologized. How this happened I do not know as the lady at the front desk made eye contact with me multiple times and I was the only one in the waiting area. She was busy on her phone though. Maybe I should have said something earlier but the other 2 times I have seen this doctor I waited in the patient room for over an hour (not okay either) so I came to expect it. Timing definitely needs to be worked on. The doctor is knowledgeable and I really like and trust him. The nurses are also kind and apologetic for my lengthy waits but bottom line is like you all, my time is valuable. I run a school and need to tend to my responsibilities just like you . This needs to be addressed. I am considering other options at this time which I hate