Our specialists bring the superb cardiac care of the Mount Sinai Health System home to the Staten Island community. As our patient, you gain access to the newest treatment advances for the full range of heart conditions, and the personalized, compassionate care Mount Sinai is known for. Our goal is to help you achieve the best possible cardiac health.

Cardiac Conditions We Treat

Our highly skilled heart doctors are dedicated to providing personalized care with a focus on prevention and early diagnosis. Our team of specialists treats the full spectrum of cardiovascular conditions, including the following:

• Hypertension
• Cholesterol disorders
• Coronary artery disease
• Heart attacks
• Cardiac rhythm abnormalities
• Atrial fibrillation
• Congestive heart failure
• Valvular heart disease
• Mitral regurgitation
• Aortic stenosis
• Peripheral artery disease (PAD)

Together with our nurses and staff, we not only provide the best medicine for these conditions, but also help our patients and their families adopt smart lifestyle habits that will promote cardiac health.

Cardiac Treatments We Provide

To determine the best treatment plan for each patient, we conduct a wide range of diagnostic tests, beginning with a physical exam and including the following:

• Treadmill stress testing
• Echo stress testing
• Vascular imaging studies
• Holter monitors (wearable devices that record heart rhythm)
• Event recorders

We also offer a wide range of treatments, such as the following:

• Cardiac consultations
• Electrophysiology consultations
• Medication management
• Pre- and postoperative care
• Cardiac catheterization and stenting (in the hospital setting on Staten Island as well as at The Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan)
• Angioplasty (in the hospital setting on Staten Island as well as at The Mount Sinai Hospital)

If more advanced care becomes necessary, our patients have access to additional Mount Sinai specialists in Manhattan, where our colleagues provide excellent care and clinical trials for the full range of cardiac conditions.