Cardiology
Advanced heart and vascular care to protect your cardiovascular health.
Our team helps patients evaluate heart-related symptoms, risk factors, blood pressure, cholesterol, and EKG findings. Care may include an in-office EKG, lab work, referral for additional cardiac testing, or specialist follow-up when clinically appropriate.
For patients whose heart risk overlaps with diabetes, weight, kidney disease, or other conditions, our team can coordinate next steps with primary care and appropriate specialists. Procedures requiring catheterization or surgery are referred out.
Know what to track between heart visits.
Confirm which readings or symptoms to record, when testing is due, and when to call before the next cardiology visit.
About this visit
What this visit covers
See common reasons to request this visit, what may be discussed, and what information is helpful to bring.
When it fits
Common concerns
Blood pressure, cholesterol, EKG results, or heart-risk concerns need follow-up.
Symptoms like chest discomfort, palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, or swelling are worrying you.
Diabetes, kidney disease, or family history may be raising your heart risk.
You have test results and want to understand what they mean.
During the visit
What we may cover
Review of symptoms, risk factors, medications, blood pressure readings, and prior tests.
A focused cardiovascular exam.
Discussion of whether EKG, labs, imaging, monitoring, medication changes, or referral may be needed.
Before the visit
Helpful to bring
Recent EKGs, lab results, imaging reports, ER notes, or discharge notes.
Home blood pressure readings if you track them.
Heart, blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes medications.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What can I discuss at a cardiology visit?
Do I need a referral?
When should I seek emergency help?
Need help choosing?
Start with the care option that fits your concern.
Browse care options or call the office. We can help narrow down the choices.