Overall, I received answers that I think will help me. It was an odd situation as I was trying to rule out anything serious for the purpose of obtaining life insurance. The doctor was pretty good, she looked at my previous EKG results from 2 years ago and believed there was nothing that should prevent me from obtaining a policy. I did ask her if we could do another EKG in case the company asked for it, to which she obliged. Her time with me was pretty brief, and she was fine. The nurse/tech (Ela) was a little less personable. Taking my vitals in the beginning, she barely said anything. Then, when conducting the EKG she was very short and curt with her directions. She was having trouble with the EKG machine and at no time even explained or engaged with me. I spent more time with her and she barely said more than 20 words. I tend to engage with people when I'm at an appointment, and she obviously, does not. Additionally, she had to redo the EKG because I had my legs crossed, which is something I think she should have noticed and explained immediately the first time to avoid having to do it again. Considering she is a primary representative of this doctor, this is a reason I would hesitate coming back or recommending this office. I would like to think that she was just having a bad day and isn't like this all the time. 
Park Ridge 1875 Dempster 525 Cardio