We diagnose and treat cardiovascular conditions with a team-based approach—cardiologists, interventional specialists, imaging experts, and cardiac rehab professionals working together to deliver a clear plan and continuous follow-up.
Cardiology
Heart & Vascular Care • Diagnostics • Intervention • Prevention
Complete cardiovascular care—from screening and imaging to interventional procedures and long-term heart failure management—delivered by a multidisciplinary team.
Clinics
Main Campus + 2 Satellite Clinics
Hours
Monday–Saturday 8AM–8PM
Telehealth
Follow-ups & results review
About Cardiology
Personalized treatment plans
Care decisions based on symptoms, goals, and risk profile.
Multidisciplinary care
Collaboration with imaging, vascular, endocrine, and surgery teams.
Guideline-based treatment
Aligned with current clinical standards and best practices.
Programs & Subspecialties
Choose a program, then explore related services and doctors.
Preventive Cardiology
Risk assessment, cholesterol, hypertension, lifestyle.
Cardiac Imaging
Echo, stress echo, Holter, advanced diagnostics.
Arrhythmia & EP
AFib, ablation, pacemaker/ICD checks.
Interventional Cardiology
Cath lab, angiography, stents, urgent care pathway.
Heart Failure Clinic
Medication optimization, monitoring, long-term plans.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Post-event recovery, supervised exercise, coaching.
Plan Your Visit
A clear, department-level pathway—from intake to testing and follow-up.
Patient journey
1
Tell us your concern
Book online or by phone. Select a doctor or "first available."
2
Consultation & risk review
History, vitals, exam, and a plan tailored to your goals.
3
Testing (if needed)
ECG/Echo/Holter/Stress tests—often same day or scheduled quickly.
4
Treatment & follow-up
Medications, procedures, rehab, and remote follow-ups when appropriate.
Visit essentials
Bring
- Photo ID
- Insurance card (if applicable)
- Medications list
- Prior test results/records
Tips
- Arrive 10–15 minutes early
- Write down symptoms & questions
- Ask about telehealth for follow-ups
- If chest pain is severe: go to ER
For emergency symptoms (severe chest pain, fainting, trouble breathing), seek emergency care immediately. Do not wait for a clinic appointment.