Experienced Cardiologists in the West Valley
Our Compressive Cardiovascular Care Options
We offer a broad range of services at our clinics. The process begins with diagnostic testing. We may order EKG, holter monitors, or event monitors designed to take measurements of your heart health. We also use echocardiograms and vascular ultrasounds, among many other diagnostic tests. Once we have determined the nature of your condition, we have numerous treatments and/or surgical options available. There is a wide range of surgical and non-surgical procedure options available to you, surgical options may include, coronary angiograms, right and left heart catheterization, stenting, pacemaker installation as well as structural heart options.
What Conditions Our Cardiologists Treat
While this list addresses some of the most common cardiovascular conditions we treat, It is not an exclusive list. We encourage you to schedule an appointment if any of these conditions sound familiar:
Coronary Artery Disease
Coronary artery disease is the most common cardiovascular condition in America. It is caused by plaque buildup on the arterial walls. When this happens, the inside of the arteries begins to narrow, which makes it challenging to carry blood through the bloodstream. Often, the first sign of coronary artery disease is a heart attack. However, you may experience chest, jaw or arm pain. We can treat it with clinical or surgical methods.
Peripheral Artery Disease
Peripheral artery disease is similar to coronary artery disease. Plaque builds up in the arteries, which prevents oxygen-rich blood from traveling throughout the bloodstream. However, this condition tends to impact the legs more than any appendage. The symptoms typically include pain, cramping, and tiredness in the legs that stops when sitting or lying down.
Chronic Venous Insufficiency
This chronic condition causes a patient's veins to fill with blood and not empty because of weak vein walls and damaged valves. You will notice it most when standing, as aching and cramping legs are the more significant symptom. Chronic venous insufficiency can grow worse over time and lead to ulcers and more severe signs.
Structural Heart Disease
Structural heart disease is a catch-all term describing several conditions impacting the heart's tissues or valves. They include defects where we find holes in the heart chambers, small sacs located on the heart, or faulty mitral valves, causing blood to flow backward into the heart.
Our Organizational Values Serve Our Patients Well
We utilize teamwork, customer satisfaction, honesty, integrity, and commitment to diagnose and treat cardiac conditions. All of our staff members are committed to the organization and excel in demonstrating efficiency through change and competency through quality. If you or a family member has suffered from a heart attack or is experiencing a cardiac condition, place your trust in an organization with an effective mission statement, and patient-centered organizational values.