Dr. Krichavsky is a cardiologist specializing in cardiovascular disease, coronary interventions, vascular medicine and interventions, transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), structural heart interventions, and consultative and diagnostic cardiology.
Dr. Krichavsky is a cardiologist specializing in cardiovascular disease, coronary interventions, vascular medicine and interventions, transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), structural heart interventions, and consultative and diagnostic cardiology.
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Caring, professional, eminently qualified Cardiac doc. Always a pleasure to see.
Apr-2025
Very knowledgeable and professional.
Mar-2025
Very caring and an excellent communicator.
Feb-2025
Very attentive and patience. Highly recommended
Feb-2025
Great excellent in detail makes sure I understand before I leave he is. Not a grouchy dr
Feb-2025
answered all my questions in a manner i could understand
Dec-2024
Excellent bedside manners, very polite, helpful, patient and understanding!
Dec-2024
Dr. K always makes me feel it ease. Highly recommend.
Nov-2024
Dr. K provided a summary sheet of my office visit. At the top of the page, I was directed to STOP INSULIN!
As a type 1 diabetic of 40 years, I was shocked ! The administrative staff seemed to blame problems with their computers, even tho it may have been a mistake by the staff, to provide no empathy for the shock of such a statement should have been recognized, corrected, and an explained by Dr. Krichavski himself.
I have subsequently moved to Shelton CT in a senior’s living facility.
In the past few weeks, Dr. K has prescribed Olmesartan. I don’t recall him having explained that it was a blood pressure medication , nor did he speak with me about what I could do to improve things beyond taking Olmesartan. The last thing is that I have received two prescriptions for Olmesartan. One is for 40 MG tablets from CVS in Shelton and the other is for 20 MG. Which one should I be taking, and since they’ve been prescribed, do I just return one script and pay for that, or am I responsible?
"I offer my patients cutting edge cardiovascular care, including the latest generation of stents and minimally invasive heart valves. I am proudest, however, of providing these technologies with compassion, thoughtfulness, and excellence."
EDUCATION & TRAINING Fellowship, Interventional Cardiology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard University Fellowship, Cardiovascular Medicine, Boston Medical Center, Boston University Residency, Internal Medicine, Yale-New Haven Hospital, Yale University, Medical Doctor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
CURRENT POSITIONS Cardiac Specialists, Attending Physician Medical Staff of Danbury Hospital, Bridgeport Hospital, Yale-New Haven Hospital
HONORS & CERTIFICATIONS Fellow of the American College of Cardiology Fellow of the Society of Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions Fellow of the Society for Vascular Medicine American Board of Internal Medicine Certification: Diplomat of Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease, Interventional Cardiology Certification Board of Nuclear Cardiology
AREA OF PERSONAL EXPERTISE Coronary Interventions Vascular Medicine and Interventions Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) and Structural Heart Interventions Consultative and Diagnostic Cardiology
Caring, professional, eminently qualified Cardiac doc. Always a pleasure to see.
Very knowledgeable and professional.
Very caring and an excellent communicator.
Very attentive and patience. Highly recommended
Great excellent in detail makes sure I understand before I leave he is. Not a grouchy dr
answered all my questions in a manner i could understand
Excellent bedside manners, very polite, helpful, patient and understanding!
Dr. K always makes me feel it ease. Highly recommend.
Dr. K provided a summary sheet of my office visit. At the top of the page, I was directed to STOP INSULIN! As a type 1 diabetic of 40 years, I was shocked ! The administrative staff seemed to blame problems with their computers, even tho it may have been a mistake by the staff, to provide no empathy for the shock of such a statement should have been recognized, corrected, and an explained by Dr. Krichavski himself. I have subsequently moved to Shelton CT in a senior’s living facility. In the past few weeks, Dr. K has prescribed Olmesartan. I don’t recall him having explained that it was a blood pressure medication , nor did he speak with me about what I could do to improve things beyond taking Olmesartan. The last thing is that I have received two prescriptions for Olmesartan. One is for 40 MG tablets from CVS in Shelton and the other is for 20 MG. Which one should I be taking, and since they’ve been prescribed, do I just return one script and pay for that, or am I responsible?
Nathing to comlain he is the best