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Dr. Marc Vincent begins his consultation with an almost theatrically benevolent tone: calm, paternalistic, carefully controlled. For a moment, you think you're in the presence of a genuinely attentive doctor, the kind who listens, understands, and is involved. Then, as soon as you broach a slightly more concrete subject, his veneer cracks. Very quickly. Simply expressing a legitimate concern or reminding him of an obvious fact—for example, that he seems very out of touch with the reality of his nursing team, which is facing significant difficulties—is enough to see the entire performance collapse. His attitude changes instantly: his tone hardens, his face closes, and he completely stops listening. The contrast is striking. In a matter of seconds, you go from "I'm here for you" to an almost disconcerting sensitivity, as if the slightest remark threatens a fragile personal equilibrium. Rather than engaging in dialogue, explaining, or simply listening to what you're saying, he prefers to take offense and end the consultation. What is most striking is not the lack of listening—many doctors can be rushed. No, what is striking is the complete inability to manage an exchange that doesn't go their way. As if discussion were a threat, and the patient a disruptive element as soon as they don't remain silent. One leaves with a disturbing impression: that of a doctor whose protective posture is merely a fragile facade, and who immediately loses their composure as soon as one scratches the surface. A consultation that leaves not only a bitter taste, but also raises questions about both medicine and humanity. Abeille: Response: Sir, Your message, as theatrical as it is selective in its memory, in no way reflects the reality of this morning's consultation. You are trying to portray yourself in a favorable light by rewriting the facts, but exaggeration and self-victimization are no substitute for the truth. You speak of “kindness” after raising your voice, interrupting repeatedly, and lacking professionalism whenever something didn't fit your narrative. If you were truly calm, you wouldn't have needed to transform your own inability to manage a disagreement into a heroic tale. As for bringing up my family to justify your behavior, that says far more about your practice than mine. When a practitioner feels compelled to use a mother's distress as a dramatic backdrop to legitimize their actions, it means they have no medical arguments left to offer. Your attempt to discredit me leaves me indifferent. I have neither insulted, nor threatened, nor been disrespectful. You, on the other hand, chose avoidance and theatrics over genuine dialogue. I hope you regain some lucidity before your next self-aggrandizing exercise in writing.
Excellent cardiologist, who takes the time to listen, analyze and explain in depth while giving good advice. His assistant is also very friendly. I highly recommend 😊
A doctor who truly listens to his patient...Thanks to him, I learned about statin-free medications for my cholesterol...Thank you, Mr. Vincent 🙏
I just had a consultation with Dr. Marc Vincent. I am amazed by his willingness to explain complicated things simply and his care for the patient to such an extent. I also thank his assistant for her kindness. It is truly a pleasure and very beneficial for health prevention.
Great cardiologist, I recommend him.