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 Comprehensive Cardiology Services
 

Heart Disease claims over a million Americans each year. At Medical Care Associates you can be quickly examined, diagnosed and started on a treatment schedule by way of our top-notch team of cardiac specialists, Diagnostic Imaging technology and Rehabilitation Services attached to affiliated area hospitals.

Full range of office and hospital-based cardiac services including ECG,  Echocardiograms, Stress Testing, Nuclear Testing, Echo Stress, Holter Monitoring, Cardiac Catheterization, Angioplasty, Stenting and other Coronary Interventions and Peripheral Interventions.

Medical Care Associates is a group of physicians board-certified in Cardiology. Our goal is to answer any questions you have, determine your needs, and provide treatment for any problem involving our area of medical practice.

 

Learn more about Cardiology Services & Procedures

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Are you at a risk of Heart Attack?   
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Ultrasound or Echocardiography?
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Financial arrangements

Are you at a risk of Heart Attack?

Use this online risk assessment tool from the American Heart Association to assess your risk for heart disease.

Ultrasound or Echocardiography?

Ultrasound imaging is another state-of-the-art diagnostic tool most commonly used for observing babies inside the womb, another form is called Echocardiography. This test shows colorized images of the beating heart.

Ultrasound imaging is a safe, painless diagnostic procedure. It bounces sound waves off internal organs or structures and then captures the returning echoes as a photograph or moving image on a monitor. There is no injection or radiation exposure associated with ultrasound studies.

Here's what to expect during an ultrasound:

 -A jelly-like substance is applied to the skin where the ultrasound will be performed. Gel improves the transmission of sound.

 -A transducer device is slid and gently pressed across the area of observation.

 -Sound waves pass from the transducer through the patient's skin and bounce back to the transducer.

 -These echoes are captured and translate into images.

 -Images are instantly displayed on a monitor.

 -These images are captured on other media for a radiologist to review and interpret.

Ultrasound can also be used to examine the arterial and venous systems.

During pregnancy, ultrasound is used for several purposes:

 -To monitor the growth, development and well being of a fetus.

 -To check the baby's due date.

 -To measure the size of a baby's head and determine her age.

 -To confirm the number of babies.

Financial Arrangements

We accept most HMO's and insurance programs for care that is covered by insurance. However, in many cases, office visit fees are not covered by health care plans. You are responsible for physician fees that must be paid at the time of the visit. Cosmetic surgery fees are generally not covered by insurance carriers and must be paid at least two weeks prior to scheduled surgery. Surgical procedures performed in the office, in an outpatient surgical setting, or in the hospital will be billed to your insurance carrier. Any unpaid balance will be your responsibility. Should financial hardship exist, our billing office will work with you to reach a satisfactory solution.


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