Dr. Vincent Keating, MD works in Franklin, IN as
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Dr. Keating has been outstanding in every way. He implanted a pacemaker/defibrillator following my admission while undergoing cardiac arrest. Following this successful procedure, he performed needed cardiac ablations, approaching each ablation with utmost planning, taking a very well thought out, systematic approach to his procedures increasing in complexity only as needed to get to a medical resolution. His approach to my condition was exemplified by his personal dedication and perseverance. Many physicians would have passed me along to another provider as early ablations did not get at the root cause. He did not give up. I knew I was in the best medical hands. Success did come and I have been stable for the past 7 months. I will be forever grateful for his personal attention to my case and his partnership in getting to success. I would also say that he has surrounded himself with a very capable and caring staff. I never doubted their interest in my successful outcome.
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Dr. Keating's office is located at 1130 W Jefferson St Ste D Franklin, IN 46131.
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Dr. Keating has a star rating of 4.0/5 and has been reviewed 6 times.
Dr. Keating is board certified in
Dr. Keating has been practicing as a Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologist for 20 years.
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