Our Services
Stress Test
Routine Stress Test – exercise on a treadmill until you reach your target heart rate. Every 3 minutes you increase in pace and incline. Exercise typically is from 5-9mins
Exercise Nuclear Stress Test – Exercise Stress Test with high-tech imaging using radioisotope
Lexiscan Stress Test – Nuclear Stress Test where you do not walk on a treadmill, but are given a medication that mimics stress on your heart. The medication lasts approximately 1 minute.
Ultrasound
Echocardiogram – an ultrasound of your heart viewing the functionality of the heart muscle and valves
Echocardiogram w/Bubble Study – an echocardiogram done with temporary IV and agitated saline
Carotid Doppler– an ultrasound of the carotid arteries on both sides of your neck
Abdominal Aortic Ultrasound – FASTING ultrasound used to view your aorta in your abdomen
Arterial Doppler – ultrasound evaluating the arteries in your legs to determine blockage
Venous Doppler – ultrasound to evaluate for deep vein thrombis (blood clot)
Renal Doppler– FASTING ultrasound to evaluate renal artery (kidney) for blockage
Ankle Brachial Indexes– Arm and Leg pressures to evaluate for lack of blood flow in arms and legs
Cardiovascular Screening – Abdominal Aneurysm, Carotid Artery, and Ankle Brachial Indexes Screening (this test is NOT billed to insurance and is paid by patient $100)
Arrhythmia Testing
24hr Holter Monitor – small device attached to patient with 5 electrodes and leads patient wears for 24hrs to evaluate arrhythmia
48hr Holter Monitor– holter monitor worn for 48hrs
Event Monitor– monitor small device with 2 electrodes and cell phone to auto transmit or current symptoms transmit capabilities. Worn for 7-21 days depending on doctor order
EKG – 10 electrodes placed on the chest to evaluate for injury to the heart and arrhythmia