For referring clinicians

Specialty access that protects the referring relationship.

Our goal is timely evaluation, clear communication, and coordinated longitudinal care for patients with complex cardiovascular questions.

Clear clinical question

Start with the reason for referral and the decision that needs clarification.

Prior imaging and records are reviewed when available and relevant.

The referring clinician remains part of the patient’s longitudinal care.

Conditions and questions accepted

People whose chest pain or cardiac symptoms continue despite a normal or non-obstructive angiogram.

People with complex coronary disease, persistent symptoms, a chronic total occlusion, or questions about whether intervention is the right next step.

People who need a clearer assessment of coronary plaque, anatomy, or cardiovascular risk without starting with an invasive procedure.

People whose blood pressure remains high despite several medications or who need more coordinated follow-up.

People with severe or persistent cholesterol problems, premature family history, high lipoprotein(a), or difficulty tolerating standard treatment.

People with diabetes, prediabetes, obesity, or metabolic risk who want a cardiovascular plan built around the whole picture.

People seeking a clearer understanding of their future cardiovascular risk, especially with a strong family history or multiple risk factors.

People diagnosed with aortic stenosis, experiencing possible valve-related symptoms, or seeking another opinion about treatment.

People deciding about a procedure, managing complex disease, or looking for greater clarity before moving forward.

South Asian patients, especially those with diabetes, a strong family history, or early cardiovascular events in the family.

People with exertional leg pain, slow-healing wounds, known vascular disease, or significant cardiovascular risk.

Before referral

Communication

Referral contact