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Dr. Catalin Loghin is a board-certified physician and professor at McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth).
Board certified in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Disease, Dr. Loghin is an expert in echocardiography, clinical cardiology and teaching.
Dr. Loghin’s research focuses on cardiac resynchronization therapy in patients with advanced heart failure as guided by advanced echocardiography methods, fundamental technical aspects of positron emission tomography imaging, mitral valve pathophysiology and percutaneous mitral regurgitation repair guided by transesophageal echocardiography, non-invasive imaging of vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque by magnetic resonance imaging.
He is a member of the American College of Cardiology, American Medical Association, American College of Physicians, American Society of Internal Medicine, Harris County Medical Society, Texas Medical Association, Romanian Society of Cardiology, Romanian Society of Physicians and Nature Scientists.
He also serves as a reviewer for Circulation, Journal of the American Heart Association and the Journal of Nuclear Medicine.
All patient experience ratings and comments are submitted by actual patients and are received and validated by a leading independent survey company, NRC Health.
All the employees are very professional and caring. They will do anything to make your visit an amazing experience.
Very good
Everyone was very cordial and warm and the doctor was extremely thorough and answered all of my questions and I really appreciate it and look forward to coming back for my next visit.
Very good attention and kindness in listening and concern for my health status.
I love dr LOGHIN. He is a fine man and doctor!
Quick, effective, efficient and friendly
Dr. always is concern about tour health. Ask Questions and vert aturne to your answers. Wish there were more doctors like Him.
very satisfied,
Dr. Loghin and his staff are fantastic!! Thanks to Sabeena who helped me with one of me medications and to Dr. Loghin who is always attentive and invested in my care. Great group of professionals!!!
For same health problem, I need to see the same provider three different times and I have another appointment because they forgot to add one of the blood tests to the referral. And I had to pay co-payment for each visit even though they were follow up, and there was no new condition or different health problem.
Excellent services
Very caring and professional
excellent doctor
I trust each Dr. Loghin and Dr. Goel for their experience, active listening, & open questioning. Dr. Loghin's previous insightful questions directly led to my adjusting former lifestyle patterns. Dr. Goel, as well, seeks casual influencers. This visit reflected the benefits of those changes. Rachel is a phenomenal ECG, sonograms technician - thorough, efficient, communicates well. The front desk crew were pleasant & helpful, even checking my insurance prior to payment. Thanks to each for beneficial care leading to a more effective, healthy Life.
My visit today was very pleasant. Everyone was pleasant and caring. Rachel was professional, caring, and attentive to my needs. Dr. Loughlin was professional, attentive to all my needs, and shows upmost caring.
Very pleasant and informative experience. Very reassuring to a patient.
Dr Loghin is a true professional who combines medical technical expertise with a caring manner. I look forward to visits with him. Great support staff in Katy too.
Very impressed with Dr Loghin. Explained everything to where I could understand,
Very good!
Too many text messages and emails asking the same questions!!! This is NOT the fault of my doctor and his fabulous staff!!! Every aspect of my visit and concerns were handled with kindness and efficiency. The volume of texts and the emails got unbelievable and almost insulting; actually laughable.
I am writing to address my concerns regarding my recent visit with Dr. Loghin, as I feel that my statements were misinterpreted and my concerns largely dismissed. Prior to the appointment, I logged into MyChart as instructed, expecting the telehealth visit to take place there. After waiting past our scheduled start time, I received a phone call instead, which was unexpected and contrary to what was communicated to me. At my previous appointment, I had requested an in-person follow-up, given that I live only five minutes from UT Physicians and work just ten minutes away. However, Dr. Loghin insisted that a phone call would be more convenient-though it seemed to be more convenient for him rather than for my quality of care. During the visit, I updated Dr. Loghin on my recent medical developments, despite having already documented them in the pre-check-in, including new diagnoses, medications, and corrections to inaccurate records. However, it was evident that none of this information had been reviewed prior to our conversation, and my chart remains outdated despite my efforts to ensure accuracy. Early in the conversation, I explained that I had not taken the beta-blocker he prescribed because I had needed to increase my Amitriptyline dosage for pain and fatigue management, and I was concerned about potential interactions. At this point, his demeanor noticeably shifted, and from then on, my concerns were largely dismissed. I described experiencing extreme fatigue and worsening POTS symptoms, including lightheadedness and weakness, which at times require me to use a rollator or wheelchair for mobility. I requested a handicap placard, which was met with resistance and a lack of understanding. Dr. Loghin stated that I should speak with my rheumatologist instead, despite my prior guidance from rheumatology to consult cardiology if my symptoms persisted after I had received my new dosage of my Amitryptiline, since my cardiology appointment would be sooner than my follow-up with rheumatology if I still had debilitating issues and flares. Given that my need for mobility assistance stems from both cardiology and rheumatology concerns, I did not anticipate this level of difficulty in obtaining a necessary accommodation. Additionally, I was shocked when he stated, "Because you have epilepsy, I could send in the information and get your license revoked." This statement was both inappropriate and inaccurate, as I do not have epilepsy. My episodes are related to POTS-induced blood pressure and heart rate drops or can be classified as NES (non-epileptic seizures), a distinction we had previously discussed in detail at my prior appointment. His failure to recall this information is concerning, as it directly impacts my medical record and treatment plan. When I mentioned that my heart rate can drop to 40-60 bpm during episodes, he incorrectly stated that this is a normal heart rate for someone my age. However, this disregards the context of my [Truncated]
You guys done really well with the scheduling. The two young ladies that assisted me did an outstanding job.
Their always professional and friendly
Dr. Loghin takes time to listen to his patient in conversation.
I have recommended others!
I signed in via the portal, but the staff did not know we were there.
Always a Very Pleasant and Comprehensive Experience! The schedulers go above and beyond to make sure we have the most effective and expedient appointments to prevent needless trips. GREAT STAFF!!!
A little more info on using a monitor and more explanation on positioning of monitor on chest, should you change the position or is there a reason why it was placed as it was. Thank you,
Great communication between patients and physicians Thanks
Thank you