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Romas Kirvaitis, MD
East Valley Heart
Cardiology
Mesa, AZ
Most recent review: 6 days ago
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4.7
28 Ratings
13 Comments
Dr. Patrick Leidig, M.D., earned his medical degree at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and completed his residency at Duke University Medical Center. A board-certified urologist, he provides comprehensive general urology care with a strong focus on men's health. He specializes in robotic surgery, including da Vinci® prostatectomies, urologic oncology, and the advanced treatment of kidney stones, BPH, and erectile dysfunction.
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4.7
28 Ratings
13 Comments
Dr. Patrick Leidig, M.D., earned his medical degree at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and completed his residency at Duke University Medical Center. A board-certified urologist, he provides comprehensive general urology care with a strong focus on men's health. He specializes in robotic surgery, including da Vinci® prostatectomies, urologic oncology, and the advanced treatment of kidney stones, BPH, and erectile dysfunction.
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SWCVA: Mt. Vista Clinic (EVH)
10238 E Hampton Ave
Mesa, AZ 85208
Mesa, AZ 85208
Dr. Romas Kirvaitis, M.D. was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois and received his Bachelors of Science degree in mathematics, statistics, and computer science from Marquette University in 1988. He completed his Doctor of Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin in 1992. Initially embarking upon a career pathway for cardiac surgery, he began his general surgical residency at the University of Illinois Hospitals in Chicago, Illinois. As part of his surgical training he moved to Boston, Massachusetts where he completed a research fellowship in cardiac surgery at the New England Deaconess Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School. After much thought, a career decision was made regarding the pursuit of interventional cardiology.
As part of his extensive post-graduate training, Dr. Kirvaitis went on to complete an internal medicine residency at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona in 2005. Next, he moved to the Midwest where he completed his cardiology fellowship at Aurora/Mount Sinai/St. Luke’s Medical Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 2009 followed by the completion of an interventional cardiology fellowship in 2010. As part of his interventional fellowship he received training in the percutaneous treatment of structural heart defects along with endovascular techniques for the treatment of peripheral vascular disease.
Upon completion of his fellowships, Dr. Kirvaitis returned to Arizona in 2010 where he has been practicing cardiology. He is able to offer non-invasive, invasive, interventional cardiology services, along with percutaneous structural heart, peripheral vascular, and endovascular procedures.
His interests outside the field of medicine include: alpine and rock climbing, canyoneering, and hiking with his family. He has been playing musical instruments and composing music since 1976. His interests in music ultimately lead him to develop skills in building, modifying, and repairing guitars and music amplifiers. At an early age his curiosity with machines lead him through various stages in repairing car engines and transmissions which he continues to the present day.
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Good job
Very nice doctor.
He answered all my questions and reviewed my blood test results. I left feeling more informed
Excellent Doctor
Very helpful.
Addressed me by name. Spoke amicably about my history and current status. Answered questions. Took time.
Listens. comments. allowed me to fully correspond to my issues.
Very though
Quick and on point. But we did not originally schedule to see him. Our dr gave noticed and office switched us to see Dr Kirvaitis without notifying us. I found this to be unprofessional and poor office management practices.
I waited for about an hour after my appt time and I think he was rushing to get me out of there. My case with me had been on going and he had some concerns in the past, many tests had been done to which led to those concerns as well. This appointment was supposed to be to see if we were going to do a tilt test on me since the last several times his machine was broken. He was embarrassed by that and I was a tad frustrated because I drive 45 minutes to and from to go see him. This appt was very disappointing because not only did he not discuss any of the test or putting a monitor under my skin as we had discussed, because I’m severely allergic to tape that the tape falls off, he just gave me whatever meds to get me going. I’ve taken this medication and I know it’s in my records I don’t do well with it. I have to contact my primary Dr to see what it is but I’m sure it’s severe stomach aches and hair loss and insomnia. I think it’s time to move on. He has too many patients & complaints.