All women’s cardiovascular conditions, including preventive care, are treated with the utmost personal attention, privacy, and compassion at Manhattan Cardiology. You deserve the best heart care possible, and our team of highly experienced cardiologists is committed to providing it.
For American women, heart disease still ranks as the top cause of mortality. Most studies on heart disease and cardiovascular medicine until recently were conducted on males, which shaped the field. By educating patients, conducting screenings and tests, assisting women in reducing their risk of heart disease through preventative care, and offering top-notch treatments for all forms of heart disease, Manhattan Cardiology tackles the gender disparities in cardiovascular care.
Why Should I See Manhattan Cardiology?
Dr. Mary Greene and Dr. Karishma Patwa are our Directors of Women’s Health at Manhattan Cardiology. They understand that early detection is paramount to prevention.
When it comes to therapy, both Dr. Patwa and Dr. Greene strongly believe that patient care involves a comprehensive approach that includes the patient in their own treatment. This means developing close connections with patients to ensure they get the best possible treatment. To improve the long-term health of women, our expert cardiologists find those who are at a higher risk for cardiovascular disease, intervene before the disease worsens, and devise treatment plans to keep the disease at bay.
Customized, motivating cardiac care for long-term wellness: Our cardiologists carefully help you grasp your health-related issues and long-term objectives. Then, we’ll go over your options and make sure you have all the info you need to make a good health decision.
Do I need a cardiologist specializing in women’s health near me?
For those looking for a cardiologist specializing in women’s health care, Manhattan Cardiology will actively participate in your care and want to assist you in making the best choices for your life and situation. We offer:
- Evaluation and diagnosis
- Cardiovascular disease treatment
- Ongoing support to ensure your well-being
Your cardiologist will check your heart and general health when you sign up as a patient. This process includes a lipid panel analysis, a review of your personal and family medical histories, and an examination of your current way of life. Echocardiography, stress testing, or computed tomography (CT) scans are examples of diagnostic imaging that may be ordered to help doctors understand your unique medical issues. Your cardiologist can use the data collected from this visit to formulate a plan that will improve your cardiovascular health.
