Dr.Wallis listens and dies nit rush from patient to patient. Wait time is minimal. She is involved with research which only helps her to better service her patients.

Submitted Oct. 24, 2011

It is widely known via countless articles, other rating systems, and throughout the heathcare community that Dr. Wallis is one of the most knowledgeable, experienced, intelligent, and compassionate doctors in the country. She listens, truly cares, and constantly strives to provide the most excellent care for her patients. She's always on the cutting edge of cardiology, and that along with her extraordinary "bedside manner" make her one in a million. Dr. Wallis is a gift to her patients of which I am one and so is my husband.

Submitted March 4, 2009

I was born with a congenital heart defect, detected at age 9 and three open heart surgeries, so I know my stuff. Dr. Wallis belongs to a group call Midwest Heart Specialists. Within that same group I've been in the care of two of the many cardiologists who took the road most docs do with female patients, they know what's best and it's all in your head. I suffered 9 years of flue like symptoms including low grade fevers, which means a hospitalization. Dr. Wallis was the only one to take the time to find out I have Hugh's Syndrome or in other words I have thick blood which of course leads to strokes and a myriad of other problems. Dr. Wallis listens, actually listens to what I'm telling her, she also correctly diagnosed me with Post Delayed Stress Syndrome, returning soldiers aren't the only people effected with it. Dr. Wallis is what every doctor should be and I'm thankful to have become her patient.

Submitted March 4, 2009