Reviews of Dr. Jie Cheng, M.D. (Doctor)

D D

This doctor is not frendly at all . His appoint time is very pushing and streesful ...and he is no patience (feels very rude...) to lisenning patients concers and never explain clear the procedures well and never call back ... There have many good doctors in town please find better doctor for yourself!

mary mcgrane

Dr Cheng never responded to any of our desperate calls and I lost my husband 48 hours after the surgery Dr. Cheng insisted was necessary. He still has not called. He should not be a doctor. There are many other choices of doctors who care about their patients. Please do yourself and your loved ones a favor and choose someone else to put your trust in.

Peter Evans

Cheng and his staff are incompetent fools. I am now barred from any further treatments because I dared to tell him I was reporting him to authorities. One of his expert brilliant associates runs a clinic at Ben Taub but he has forbidden her from working on me outside of Ben Taub. These fools did not bother to tell me or the hospital that my surgery to replace a defibrillator had beeen cancelled by them because of an insurance technicality. I was actually in the hospital with an IV in my arm when I just happened to call their office to find out when the doc would arrive. Thats when I was informed it had been cancelled. "Didn't anyone tell you?" She said. No apology from anyone. The reschedule date was the worst in my life because my wife had a stroke and was not found for at least 5 hrs from onset, because I was in hospital. May these nasty people rot in hell. Dr Mathuria and Dr Rojas Delgado are the best and really care. Stay away from Cheng. There is something not quite right about his empathy level.

Randy Alexander

I've been treated by Dr Cheng for over 10 years now and I feel very fortunate to have him as my doctor. He's taken care of both atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation for me. We tried meds when I was first had issues. He was doubtful that would help but said the meds work with a small percentage of patients. When that had little effect I had a cardioversion. This worked perfectly for several years before new symptoms popped up. A heart ablation took care of that and I have been fine ever since. He warned me that another ablation may be needed some day, but so far so good. He's a world-renowned expert in the field of arrhythmia and teaches at Baylor College of Medicine. He also leads a research team at the Texas Heart Institute. I highly recommend Dr. Cheng.