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Kurt Schillinger M.D., PhD, FACC

Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia

Cardiology

Downingtown, Kennett Square, Phoenixville

Most recent review: 5 days ago New
5.0
76 Ratings
37 Comments

Kurt Schillinger M.D., PhD, FACC attended Baylor College for medical school and a residency at the Hospital of the University of Pennyslvania before completing a fellowship in cardiology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Schillinger sees patients at our Kennett Square and West Chester locations and is affiliated with Chester County Hospital – Penn Medicine.

5.0
76 Ratings
37 Comments

Kurt Schillinger M.D., PhD, FACC attended Baylor College for medical school and a residency at the Hospital of the University of Pennyslvania before completing a fellowship in cardiology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Schillinger sees patients at our Kennett Square and West Chester locations and is affiliated with Chester County Hospital – Penn Medicine.

The reviews listed below were collected independently of Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia through rater8. Each review represents an authentic and verified patient experience.

Very professional and very informative with my questions. He has a good personality. I would recommend him to everyone for their care.

(5 days ago) Jul-2026

Feeling better than ever and it’s because of the great care I was under. Made my SVT/ablation journey an easy one.

(1 week ago) Jul-2026

Thorough , congenial, left visit feeling we will find the right course of treatment

(1 week ago) Jul-2026

Very good listener and explainer.

(2 weeks ago) Jul-2026

a great Dr

(3 weeks ago) Jul-2026

The best !

(1 month ago) Jun-2026

I had a very disappointing experience with this doctor and his office. Throughout my care, I felt I had to constantly follow up on issues that should have been handled by the office, including paperwork, communication, and coordination of care. When I advocated for myself and asked for updates or accountability regarding these delays, I was made to feel like I was the problem rather than a patient trying to ensure my medical needs were being addressed. What was most concerning was being labeled a "difficult" or "problem" patient simply for asking questions and expecting the office to follow through on its responsibilities. Patients should not be made to feel guilty for advocating for their own health, especially when there are repeated administrative errors or missed follow-ups. I understand medical offices are busy, and mistakes can happen. However, professionalism includes taking responsibility when things fall through the cracks and treating patients with respect.

(1 month ago) Jun-2026

He's the best, always has been and very thorough. He takes time to hear any concerns I have and offers sound advice.

(2 months ago) May-2026

So very smart, patient and caring. Love him!

(2 months ago) May-2026

Excellent physician detail oriented explains all options clearly. Gives you all the time you need.

(3 months ago) May-2026
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