Ignacio Inglessis, MD, is an Assistant Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Structural Heart Disease Program at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Inglessis is an active clinical consultant in all aspects of interventional cardiology, including transcatheter therapy for valvular, complex coronary and adult congenital heart disease.
Dr Inglessis has published more than 60 manuscripts and has co-authored 10 book chapters in the field of interventional cardiology for complex coronary and structural heart disease.
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Mass General Heart Center
55 Fruit St.
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 866-644-8910
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I was with my elderly mother in law. From parking to the doctors this was an incredible experience. People could not have been nicer. The way they treated my mother in law was amazing. Thank everyone on the team for us again.
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I received excellent care.
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I was highly impressed with the care I received and I felt that he explained my particulars so that I could understand.
everything was fine
Very impressed with time they took and as I am from out of state they helped with great flexibility.
The appointment/meeting went extremely well. The issues were explained to me and my wife extremely clearly - easy to understand. And steps forward where explained - what the next steps were in diagnosing what might be behind the issues I'm experiencing.
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