Our practice consists of board-certified specialists in cardiovascular disease who are dedicated to providing comprehensive care in adult cardiology, electrophysiology, and preventative heart health for the Southeastern Michigan community.
Expert treatment for AFib, Atrial Flutter, and Tachycardia.
Management of High Blood Pressure and Coronary Artery Disease.
Pacemaker and Defibrillator (ICD) implantation and management.
Dr. Goel is a board-certified specialist in cardiovascular disease and electrophysiology. With decades of experience in Southeast Michigan, he is dedicated to providing compassionate, cutting-edge care for heart rhythm disorders.
Jaelynn works closely with our patients to ensure comprehensive follow-up care and education. She is committed to patient advocacy and helping individuals navigate their cardiac health journey with confidence.
Dr. Goel is courteous and listens to my concerns. He is very knowledgeable and explains things thoroughly. I trust his judgement when recommending medication and procedures. I will continue to follow his recommendations and care. Never felt rushed, or that my concerns were insignificant. He is a great doctor!
Almost three years ago I experienced Atrial Fibrillation that put me into Beaumont Hospital for almost a week. At that time I was assigned the doctor on duty and ended up with a pacemaker and a list of drugs. The treatment and the drug regime did nothing to prevent Atrial Fibrillation or improve my general health. During the next year and many tests and procedures, my Atrial Fibrillation continued and got worse, as did my health and attitude.
Highly recommend Dr Goel. He is knowledgeable, has excellent bedside manner, explains well. The office staff was equally impressive; friendly, attentive. The office was very effecient and ran smoothly.
"I have had a heart condition with congestive heart failure for 13 years. Thirteen years ago I had a six-way bypass and a heart device implanted since then. Two years ago I could hardly get out of bed due to weakness, shortness of breath and swelling. I was told there is no hope of improvement in my circumstances. I was referred to Dr. Goel by my cardiologist Dr. Thomas Mathew for consideration of biventricular pacemaker and Dr. Goel suggested upgrading my device to a biventricular defibrillator.
Almost three years ago I experienced Atrial Fibrillation that put me into Beaumont Hospital for almost a week. At that time I was assigned the doctor on duty and ended up with a pacemaker and a list of drugs. The treatment and the drug regime did nothing to prevent Atrial Fibrillation or improve my general health. During the next year and many tests and procedures, my Atrial Fibrillation continued and got worse, as did my health and attitude.