Kenneth Carr, MD

I love how they deleted my review on Google. I went there and they diagnosed me with Postrual Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome. When I asked what that was, they told me to google it. I don’t spend a fortune in health insurance to have someone tell me to google it. Yvonne, the woman that treated me so horribly told me it was a minor condition and it wasnt a problem. Constantly losing consciousness and fainting every time you change your posture is not a minor condition. I found a wonderful cardiologist in Encinitas to answer my questions and get me on the right medication. I honestly think this practice should be shut down, not just for the bedside manor but because everyone there is not educated in the medical field. Then one day I got randomly charged thousands of dollars from them for a procedure I never had which I am still currently fighting. If you want to get yelled at for paying to see a doctor, go here. If you want to be diagnosed by real Cardiologist, please go elsewhere. I also put this practice on the dysautonomia & tachycardia DO NOT CALL list for patients with POTS so that no one in southern California will be recommended to him.

Dr. Carr is a brilliant cardiologist and I have been his patient for 13 years. He changed the quality of my life completely after implanting a Pacemaker and he has personally called me several times to explain a diagnosis. His physician assistants are great and if you request to see Dr. Carr personally they will schedule you immediately. He has even stopped by to explain something to me while I was seeing his PA. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Carr did an AMAZING job in saving my life at Tri-​City when I had an 100% blockage of my LAD and suffered cardiac arrest (firefighters and my husband saved me by doing CPR and shocking me to restart my heart). His staff, and their follow up are not on the same level that he is, but I am navigating around that, because of who he is.

#1 I have been a patient of Dr. Carr for 2 yrs now and I have yet to meet him.

# 2 I called the office to ask them if I could see the Dr.
because I thought that I might be in (a fib)
they told me that there was a 10 day wait.
So I decided to go to the emergency room at tri city hospital
Because of this visit to just get a (EKG) and xrays i ended up with a bill
of $ 4.200 Dollars
So please if your thinking about this Doctor please don’t !!!
Dave Martin

If you want to be billed for service not provided, this is your doctor. This office almost mandatoraly has the patient have a $ 90 (price to insurance) 3 minute ECG. Cha-​ching for the doctor. After having them done over and over, and subsequently paying my co-​pays, the last time I went to the office I specifically stated I did NOT want the ECG done that day. (I have afib, and, after a year, I know if I am in or out of afib. I was not in afib that day, knew it for a fact, and could not see having a $ 90.00, three minute procedure to verify what I already knew.) I received my statement today and there was the $ 90.00 billing to my insurance company. As a bonus (yes, I am being sarcastic, as I am typing this after Emma, the billing agent at the doctor’s office told me rather arrogantly «Go ahead and tell them» when I mentioned I might be reporting this non-​existant service with a $ 90.00 charge to my insurance company. By the way, I foolishly went to DR. CARR for over a year and I saw him exactly ONE TIME. So if you like being overbilled and seeing PAs, this is your cardiologist.