Cardiology
There are currently over 16 million peole living with heart disease in the United States alone. Accurate diagnostic testing plays a key role in helping physicians to provide optimum care for their patients living with such conditions as:
- Angina
- Coronary artery disease
- Heart failure
- Valvular heart disease
- Rheumatic heart disease
The diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular system conditions and diseases is a cornerstone of healthcare today. At Frisbie, we utilize some of the most advanced medical technology available to perform a wide range of diagnostic studies and procedures.
Non-Invasive cardiac testing includes:
- EKG
- Holter and event monitoring
- Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring
Cardiac ultrasound imaging studies are conducted in our nationally accredited Echocardiography Lab.
Our Stress Testing Lab performs a variety of diagnostic tests which help our physicians evaluate and treat heart disease.
Our Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory provides leading-edge, invasive cardiac diagnostics performed by board-certified cardiologists.
Frisbie's Cardiology Providers:
Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Our outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation Program is designed to help advance the care of patients recovering from a heart attack or cardiac surgical procedure. A combination of supervised exercise sessions and educational programs regarding heart-healthy living practices gives patients the opportunity to regain health and reduce risk factors. A physician referral is required for participation in the program.
For more information about our Cardiac Rehabilitation Program, please call (603) 330-7900 extension 8284.
Cardiology Services at White Mountain Medical Center
Echocardiogram's are available at White Mountain Medical Center on the first and third Tuesday of the month from 8:30 am - 4:00 pm. Appointment required and can be made by calling 603-335-8197.
For more information about Cardiology Services, please call (603) 335-8127.
Additional information about cardiac testing and heart health is available online at the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology.
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