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40 Years
experience
Emergency
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Your Trusted Partner for Cardiology Care in Phoenix, AZ
Founded in 1986, Cardiovascular Consultants has established itself as the leading provider of cardiovascular care in Arizona. Our multispecialty practice combines advanced medical technology with personalized patient care across nine locations in the Phoenix metropolitan area. With a team of 30 providers and 200 staff members, we offer comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for heart and vascular conditions. Our commitment to innovation is reflected in our state-of-the-art facilities and specialized programs in nuclear cardiology, electrophysiology, and vascular interventions. We maintain rigorous quality assurance measures while prioritizing patient education and comfort through open communication.Our physicians work closely with primary care providers to ensure coordinated care for both acute and chronic cardiovascular conditions. Through decades of service, we have built a reputation for clinical excellence while maintaining a patient-centered approach that empowers individuals to take control of their health. Our internal feedback systems and continuous staff training ensure we remain at the forefront of cardiovascular medicine. From preventive care to complex surgical interventions, we provide the full spectrum of cardiology services tailored to each patient's needs. This dedication to excellence has made us the trusted choice for cardiovascular care in the Southwest region.
Services
Cardiac Catheterizations
Echocardiography
Electrophysiology Studies
Vascular Ultrasound
Nuclear Stress Tests
Implantable Defibrillators
Anticoagulation Management
Heart Failure Treatment
Acute Heart Attack Intervention
Remote Monitoring Services
Details
- Year established: 1986
Highlights and features
- We have over 35 years of specialized cardiology experience since 1986
- Our 30 providers offer comprehensive cardiovascular expertise across nine locations
- We utilize advanced diagnostic technologies including nuclear cardiology and electrophysiology
- Our patient-centered approach emphasizes education and shared decision-making
- We maintain coordinated care with primary physicians for holistic treatment
Services
Cardiac Catheterizations
Diagnostic procedure evaluating heart and coronary artery health through catheter insertion. Monitors blood flow and pressure while identifying blockages or abnormalities. Provides critical information for determining appropriate treatment plans including angioplasty or bypass surgery.
Electrophysiology Studies
Advanced testing to identify abnormal heart rhythms through catheter-based electrical mapping. Determines optimal treatment approaches including ablation procedures or device implantation. Utilizes specialized catheters to locate arrhythmia sources for targeted interventions.
Vascular Ultrasound
Non-invasive imaging using sound waves to assess blood vessel health and circulation. Detects conditions like peripheral artery disease and aneurysms. Provides real-time visualization of blood flow patterns and vessel structure for accurate diagnosis.
Nuclear Stress Tests
Imaging procedure combining exercise stress testing with radioactive tracers to evaluate heart function. Identifies areas with reduced blood flow and assesses heart muscle viability. Provides detailed images showing blood distribution during rest and activity phases.
Anticoagulation Management
Specialized program for managing patients on anticoagulant medications. Includes regular blood testing and dosage adjustments by certified nurses. Maintains optimal therapeutic levels while minimizing bleeding risks through comprehensive patient education and monitoring.
People
John Doe
Lead Cardiologist
Board-certified cardiologist with 20+ years of experience in interventional cardiology. Specializes in complex coronary interventions and structural heart disease treatments. Committed to advancing patient care through clinical research and education.
Jane Smith
Chief Nursing Officer
Registered nurse with 25 years in cardiovascular care. Oversees clinical operations and quality assurance programs. Expert in patient education and anticoagulation management protocols.
Questions
What cardiology services do you offer?
We provide comprehensive cardiovascular care including diagnostic testing, interventional procedures, heart rhythm management, vascular services, and chronic condition management across nine valley locations.
How can I schedule an appointment?
Call our main number (602) 867-8644 during business hours or use our online request form to schedule appointments at any of our Phoenix-area locations.
Do you accept my insurance plan?
We participate in most major insurance networks including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Humana, Medicare, and United Healthcare. Contact us to verify your specific coverage details.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring current medications, insurance information, and any relevant medical records. Wear comfortable clothing and allow extra time for initial paperwork and assessment.
Are your physicians board-certified?
All our cardiologists are board-certified specialists with extensive training in cardiovascular medicine and advanced diagnostic techniques.
Do you offer emergency cardiac care?
We provide acute myocardial infarction interventions and coordinate with emergency services for urgent cardiac conditions requiring immediate attention.
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Reviews (4)
Bob L.
Apr 24, 2022
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I left them some time ago and they were notified that I will no longer be using any of their services. I recently received a call from a collection agency stating they were collecting on a bad debt from CVC. After getting in touch with CVC they told me the chargers were for recent monitoring, reviewing, and reporting from recent information on my heart. I explained to them I have never received any reports from them or any bills.
I was told they did not have any information on reports and the bill was sent to an old address I had not lived in for years. They acknowledged the letters were returned and even though the had my current phone number and email address they did not attempt to contact me because they were "short staffed". They just sent the bill to collection. Do not trust them with your health!
I was told they did not have any information on reports and the bill was sent to an old address I had not lived in for years. They acknowledged the letters were returned and even though the had my current phone number and email address they did not attempt to contact me because they were "short staffed". They just sent the bill to collection. Do not trust them with your health!
Deborah Hajek
Apr 05, 2022
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1) First appointment with new cardiologist lasted 5 minutes. Had not read my chart from previous cardiologist. 2) As I write this, I have been holding for 40 minutes to cancel a future appointment. This is my 2nd attempt to do so. My first attempt had a 35 minute wait, then I was forwarded to a VM. Update: Finally my call was answered after 42 minutes. 3) Just received a notice in the mail that my first appt. has been billed to the WRONG insurance company.
I now have to spend most of my day trying to get someone on the phone to sort this out. So frustrating! If you are looking for a cardiology group that is attentive and professional, this is not the group for you.
I now have to spend most of my day trying to get someone on the phone to sort this out. So frustrating! If you are looking for a cardiology group that is attentive and professional, this is not the group for you.
Laura R.
Feb 19, 2022
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Billing used wrong diagnosis code, so it's denied, 1 year later CCC send 1st statement after I can no longer appeal to ins. CVC refuses to reprocess with correct diagnosis code, so they can collect more than ins contracted amount. I had met my ded and out-of-pocket, so ins will pay at 100% if they reprocessed. I've asked and they refuse. Also, doctor stated at the visit pn his notes there was an interpreter present.
There wasn't, it was just me and the doctor. He speaks English (smells like BO) and I speak English, there was no need for interpreter. The front office receptionist is rude, no personality and appears to hate what she does for a living. Find another cardiologist! This place is awful!
There wasn't, it was just me and the doctor. He speaks English (smells like BO) and I speak English, there was no need for interpreter. The front office receptionist is rude, no personality and appears to hate what she does for a living. Find another cardiologist! This place is awful!
Ed Smith
Jan 12, 2022
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My first appointment went well. We tried two medications to lower my blood pressure. I had an adverse reaction to both medications. I called to make another appointment to review and discuss additional options. Their scheduler indicated that the next available appointment at ANY of their office locations was six weeks out. SIX WEEKS.to see to see a CARDIOLOGIST! That's just unacceptable!
