Nicholas Eugene Maksim, DO

Nicholas Eugene Maksim, DO, is a highly respected cardiologist located at 5131 Beacon Hill Rd # 220B, Columbus, OH 43228. With years of experience and a commitment to patient-centered care, Dr. Maksim specializes in diagnosing and treating a wide range of heart conditions. His practice is known for its knowledgeable and compassionate team, including physicians, nurses, and ancillary staff, who work together to provide exceptional care.

Dr. Maksim's clinic offers a variety of services tailored to meet the needs of patients with cardiac issues. From routine check-ups to advanced diagnostic procedures, the clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to ensure accurate and effective treatment. Patients can expect a welcoming and supportive environment where their health and well-being are the top priorities.

One of the standout features of Dr. Maksim's practice is the long-term relationships he builds with his patients. Many have been under his care for decades, a testament to the trust and confidence they place in his expertise. Whether you are managing a chronic condition or seeking preventive care, Dr. Maksim and his team are dedicated to helping you achieve optimal heart health.

For those in need of immediate assistance, the clinic provides guidance on when to seek emergency care. While appointment availability can sometimes be limited, the team ensures that urgent cases are addressed promptly. Patients are encouraged to call the clinic directly for any concerns or to schedule an appointment.

• Comprehensive cardiac care and diagnostics
• Experienced and compassionate medical team
• Long-term patient relationships built on trust
• State-of-the-art technology for accurate treatment
• Guidance on emergency care when needed

Customer Feedback:

Dr. Maksim has received glowing reviews from his patients. Many appreciate his extensive knowledge, skill, and compassionate approach to care. One patient shared, "Dr. Maksim is a great cardiologist within a practice of physicians, nurses, ancillary and physician/nurse practitioners who are extremely knowledgeable, skilled, experienced, and compassionate. Not only am I a patient for over a decade, but my parents were also patients over 30 years. While I am not thrilled to have cardiac issues, I am extremely thankful to have been recommended to the practice by my primary physician."

Another patient noted the challenges of scheduling but emphasized the quality of care: "I had called to get an appointment in February and was told I had one in April. If I needed to see him, I was advised to go to the ER. Later, they called me and told me I needed to come in, and now I don't have an appointment in April but in May. It is hard to get into this office to see the doc, and someone isn't paying attention to appointments."