Cardiac Electrophysiologist - Austin, TX

"It has been an incredible 2 year journey, with multiple cardiac ablation without complications. Dr. Horton has always been a constant, and in whom I relied on for guidance through so many terrifying episodes of SVT. Dr. Horton is a passionate and dedicated clinician, committed to treating complex arrhythmia's and restoring normal heart rhythm. Today, I am arrhythmic free and so grateful to have my health restored, and for the compassionate care I received from Dr. Horton and his staff. Truly blessed."

"Dr. Sanchez is a wonderful doctor whom listens to his patients concerns. Wants to resolve the root cause of the problem and not just Trey it with meds. His staff is equally as proficient in supporting his efforts. No hesitation recommending Dr. Sanchez or the Medical City Heart Hospital team. "

"Might seem a bit confusing why I am just now reaching out to post a review. The truth is because as I am completely blessed with my life with my husband, I realize (NOW) how traumatic and precarious it was in 2009. I was utterly confused and so scared when I was told "my whole world= my husband" was in congestive heart failure. He was in his normal humorous mood, however I felt completely alone and afraid. I remember vividly meeting with his amazing doctors as they asked me what was our goal.......Our Goal...was for this incredible young "old" man to live not only his life , but mine and our children too! Thank you Jesus for placing us with Dr. Periwitz & Dr. Heinzman (and there was another doc I need to thank...the "Plumber") ! We are blessed to say and report many years later Jim's health is completely restored and on only one medication. You listened and you shared your gifts of healing to my world. Thank you!!!!! DM"

"My family’s experience with Dr.Allison has been very negative. My grandmother was admitted to the hospital a week ago with a heart arrhythmia and fluid in her lungs. One day after we decided to respect my grandmas wishes and take her off the breathing machine keeping her alive, Dr. Allison informs us that she would have been a candidate for a pacemaker that could have saved her life. Now it’s too late and she’s not strong enough for the procedure. That same day his office calls to schedule an appointment 7 weeks from now. He didn’t even bother to tell his office that she was dying and would no longer need the procedure. We understand that the pacemaker may not have saved her life but to learn that information after it’s too late has been devastating for my family. Please take caution in using this doctor and be persistent."