Cardiology

Moses Medical sees patients for blood pressure, cholesterol, and heart symptoms, and the tests that go with them happen here in the office: a focused heart exam, an EKG with interpretation, and blood work through the lab here.

The visit starts with your numbers and your story. The clinician asks what you have noticed, when it happens, and what has changed: chest tightness on the stairs, a heart that races, dizziness, swelling in the ankles, or readings that keep climbing at home. Your medications, your family history, and any tests you have already had all go into the picture. Then a plain conversation about what it all adds up to, and whether an EKG, lab work, a medication change, or a closer look at a reading is the step to take.

We do the EKG in the office and read it as part of your visit. Your blood work goes to our on-site lab, so the draw can often happen while you are here. Bring your medication bottles, any recent EKGs or lab results, and any ER or discharge paperwork you have.

High blood pressure and high cholesterol stay quiet. You cannot feel them the way you feel a headache, so one number tells you very little and a pattern tells you what to do.

If chest pain is severe, or comes with trouble breathing or fainting, call 911. For everything else, book a visit and bring your questions.