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Patient safety is our utmost priority at Manhattan Cardiology. Our staff has exercised diligent efforts to maximize safety measures for both patients and medical staff members since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak. Many precautions have been taken to ensure patient and employee confidence upon entering our offices. Please be aware that the highest safety standards that are mandated by the NYC DOH and the CDC have been replicated to the best of our ability. Manhattan Cardiology locations will remain open to tend to your medical needs despite the current state of affairs.
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Our World Class Heart & Vascular Care is rooted in bringing a friendly, personalized touch to the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
Ami Beniaminovitz, MD
Director of Cardiology Cardiologist
After earning a bachelor’s degree from New York University, he went on to complete his medical school training and fellowship...
Jossef Amirian, MD
Director of Vascular Disease / Cardiologist
Dr. Jossef Amirian has been awarded several honors and distinctions. His credentials include board certifications within the fields of Nuclear...
Mary E. Greene, MD
Director of Women's Health / Cardiologist
After completing her undergraduate degree in biochemistry at SUNY Binghamton, Dr. Greene attended medical school at St. George’s University School...
Robert Segal, MD
Cardiologist
His credentials include board certifications in Nuclear Cardiology by the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC), Echocardiography and Stress Echocardiography...
Heart Screening
Heart screening services are the foundational of Manhattan Cardiology. As a group dedicated to cardiology our priority is heart health....
Women’s Heart Health
Of the numerous risk factors of heart disease 90% of women are seen to have one or more at some...
LifeStyle
It is well known that heart disease is a leading cause of death in the United States for both men...
Family History
You can be at increased risk if you have a parent or sibling with a history of heart disease. Whether...
Medical/Corporate
Manhattan Cardiology has the experience to support the medical and corporate communities with traveling or remote cardiology and nutritional services....
PreOp Clearance
Our cardiology care team provides all necessary pre-operative medical clearance for your ambulatory procedures. The goal and purpose of our...
Upper West Side
330 West 58th Street
Suite 301
New York,
NY,
10019
Phone: (212) 769-4200
Fax: (212) 223-0387
Midtown East
211 East 51st Street
New York,
NY,
10022
Phone: 212-906-7798
Fax: 646-203-0361
Text: 917-262-0522
Upper East Side
171A E 65th Street
New York,
NY,
10065
Phone: 212-223-1025
Fax: 212-750-3201
Text: 212-223-1025
Expert Cardiologists
Manhattan Cardiology are expert Cardiologists who strive to be current with all heart health conditions. Here are a few outlets where our cardiologists have been showcased:
Cardiology Services
World class heart care, treatment, and cardiac testing.
Heart Screening
Regular heart screening should begin at age 20. If you have two or more cardiac risk factors, you should consider...
Exercise Stress Test
An exercise stress test (sometimes referred to a treadmill test or exercise test) helps your doctor determine how well your...
Nuclear Stress Test
A Nuclear Stress Test is done to measure your blood flow at states of rest, exertion, and medication. Through the...
Stroke Screening
Strokes and heart attacks are two of the most common causes of death in the United States, accounting for a...
Nutrition Counseling
Our nutrition counseling program focuses on supplementing patient care through health, wellness, and dietary guidance. Counseling will be managed by...
Manhattan Cardiology Patient Reviews
Below are the most recent reviews of Manhattan Cardiology from around the web. To see a full page and filter by source, (google, yelp, etc.) doctor, and ranking (1-5 stars) please visit our page of patient experiences and reviews for Manhattan Cardiology.
Review from Drame I.
Source: Google | Jun 11, 2022
Review from Anonymous
Source: ZocDoc | Jun 11, 2022
Review from Justin C.
Source: Google | Jun 11, 2022
Blog
Sign Of An Underlying Heart Problem
While it is normal for a healthy heart to beat slower while at rest, it should generally fall between 60 and 100 beats per minute. Anything below 60 beats per min is described as bradycardia or an abnormally slow heartbeat.A slow or irregular heartbeat can have a...
How Summer Can Be Dangerous For Your Heart
While you may enjoy soaking up the sun this summer, make sure that you're taking the right precautions to avoid heat-related complications, especially if you have heart disease or other cardiovascular diseases.When it's hot out, your heart needs to work harder than it...
Having Sleep Issues? You Need to Read This.
Do you frequently wake up with a dry mouth or sore throat? Do you have morning headaches or feel sleepy most of the day? These are just a few signs that you may be suffering from sleep apnea.Sleep apnea is a condition in which your airway gets blocked repeatedly...
