The Heart Clinic
Internal Medicine Care,
Led by a Cardiologist
From high blood pressure and cholesterol to diabetes and heart disease,
our physician provides comprehensive internal medicine care — diagnosis,
treatment, and recovery — all guided by a cardiologist's perspective.
It's internal medicine with the heart always in view.
Integrated Internal Medicine —
from a Cardiologist
Chronic disease. Post-procedure recovery. Medication management before non-cardiac surgery.
Every part of your care is coordinated around your heart,
by a cardiologist who stays involved at every stage.
Cardiac Rehabilitation,
Where Daily Life Resumes
Cardiac rehabilitation is more than treatment. It's learning how to live with your heart.
After a procedure or surgery, our home-based rehabilitation program
carries that recovery into everyday life — designed and personally directed
by a cardiologist, every step of the way.
Did Anyone Ever Really
Explain Your Results?
You get tested every year. But do you really understand what the numbers mean?
Most people don't — and a year later, they're back, still unsure.
Having treated patients after a heart attack or stroke,
we know the value of primary prevention better than most:
identifying risk before it becomes disease, not after.
About The Heart Clinic
Medical Services at The Heart Clinic
The Heart Clinic Cardiology Clinic
We provide comprehensive evaluations for symptoms that may be associated
with cardiovascular conditions, including chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath, fainting, and dizziness.
Chronic Disease & General Internal Medicine Clinic
Hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, and obesity are closely connected
risk factors affecting cardiovascular health. Beyond simply managing numbers,
we evaluate how these conditions impact the heart and blood vessels.
IV Therapy & Vaccination Clinic
We provide personalized IV therapy and vaccinations tailored to your health condition, supporting fatigue recovery, immune management, and disease prevention.
The Heart Clinic Health Screening
Hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, and obesity are closely related
risk factors affecting cardiovascular health. Beyond simply managing numbers,
we evaluate how these factors impact your heart and blood vessels.