Dr. Rajesh Prasad, MD

Extremely thorough.

I stopped going to him because he is non-communicative, disengaged, distracted, robotic.

DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR! I went to be screened for a hereditary heart condition. Issue #1 went for results told computer down, called me the next day and said my Echo looked good, EF 65%. told results of my monitor not in yet. Issue #2 He called me to tell me my stress test results were great - i did not have a stress test! Issue #3 he called to tell me my EF was 55%?? what happened to 65%. Then said my monitor results showed some arrhythmias but nothing to worry about??? did he forget why I came to see him, can't recall the family history, the most recent my 35 year old sister being diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy? My father who received a heart transplant for the same condition? He is dangerous

Dr. Prasad has a calm and confident manner and puts his patients at ease. No condescending lectures, just matter of fact results and options. Ask questions and you will receive answers with as much or as little detail as you want. Tests are offered, not demanded. Front office staff is personable and helpful and don’t rush the process. I feel completely confident in their hands.

An update. I am lucky, happy and good to go. Nature is amazing and i am an example of that. The artery on my heart that occluded was approx one millimeter in width. A very small artery. Nature in the heart has the ability to replicate it's self and by the time the artery completely occluded, probably over years, silently and quietly, another small artery had already developed collateral flow to supply the small area in my heart surface that was serviced by this teeny little artery. But, it did finally completely close and that is called a heart attack. It was so small that it could only be perceived by the enzymes in my blood and not by the ekg tests performed in the ER. Thank goodness for do no harm. I could have gotten a doctor who would have just forced the artery open. Instead, Dr. Rajesh Prasad, Cardiologist in Morgan Hill, concluded the femoral angiogram when the wire was being kicked back out of the artery. 1mm or less in width, teeny tiny. When he went back and studied the reco

Dr. Prasad quickly diagnosed my viral myocarditis when I thought I only had the flu. His rapid diagnosis likely saved my life. He is an excellent Dr. and I highly recommend him.