Dr. David Riggio, MD

Dr.Riggio has been my Arrhythmia doctor for at least 20 years. Over those years I believe he has exhibited total dedication to his patients conditions. In one occasion as I met with his Pa's he came into the office and ordered us out. He had a legitimate reason but offered no apology for his behavior which I thought was rude and uncalled for. My assessment was that he had driven himself to the point of exhaustion in his pursuit as a doctor. Understanding that we all have bad days I will continue to recommend him to others needing Arrhythmia care.

I am a patient of dr David Riggio” for the last 22 years “ l have grown old “ with this doctor “ to me as a patient l have never had any issues with him” he has put in 4 ICD “ in a these 22 years “and if l continue to be alive” or he’s still alive l will continue to get treatment from him “ David my salutes to you “ good job” sly.

Dr. Riggio was rude and condescending. He came into the hospital room and did not introduce himself, just starting speaking. He would not answer questions or explain medical condition. He would ask questions and then start talking as patient was trying to answer. At one point he leaned back in the chair he was sitting in and literally repeatedly hit his head against the wall while patient was speaking. Interacting with this man was a horrible experience and left us angry and distressed.

Dr. David Riggio of Arizona Arrhythmia Consultants and staff assisted me after a serious accident in Dec. 2017. He along with Mattioni Matheu MD, Jayna Ling NP, and Donald Bell MA have remedied the recent Afib in the hospital and ongoing rehab. I am currently under their excellent care and on my way to a complete recovery. He and his office are only a phone call away 24/7. They listen and work with me. I am blessed to have such a talented team on my side.

He can be very frank and honest. If you are okay with that, he is an excellent doctor. I have been seeing him for two years now and have complete faith in him.

One of the most compassionate dedicated doctors I have met. He has done several procedures and his care and follow through have exceeded norms. I consider him the platinum standard.

I went to Dr. Riggio complaining of shortness of breath an fatigue. I know that I am suffering from an irregular heartbeat because of my waveforms on my pulse oximeter. Of corse nothing showed up on my ekc because my arrythmia comes and goes like most do. I fully expected to be sent home with a holter monitor so the doctor could see exactly what kind of arryhthmia I was dealing with. The doctor told me that I was keeping good track of it with my pulse oximetet. How unprofessional. Terrible Dr.