Sidakpal S. Panaich, MD
Seattle, WA 98122
Swedish Heart & Vascular - Cherry Hill
550 17th Avenue, Suite 680, Seattle, WA 98122
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About Sidakpal S. Panaich
Dr. Sidakpal Panaich is an Interventional Cardiologist focused on Structural Heart Disease at the Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute in Seattle, WA.
Michigan State University Borgess Medical Center
2016
Wayne State University
2012
Wayne State University
2015
Mayo Clinic Interventional Cardiology Structural Heart Disease
2017
Punjab University Dayanand Medical College and Hospital
2007
Mayo Clinic
2017
Wayne State University Cardiology Fellowship
2015
Punjab University Dayanand Medical College and Hospital
2006
Borgess Medical Center
2016
Wayne State University
- American Board of Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease
- American Board of Internal Medicine, Interventional Cardiology
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Basically everything is satisfactory to me.
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Doctor was very professional and knowledgeable
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Great experiences which justified in all respects the high ratings that I gave.
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Very nice and respectful
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It was my first experience at this office. Took about 2 weeks to get in which in today's health care environment is pretty good. I did have to wait about 45 min. In the waiting area and remind the staff I was still there. After that it went pretty smoothly. A little rushed but I understand the Dr. Is very busy. He was informative.
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Provider was competent, friendly, & explained what was necessary
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