General Practitioners

• Medical Weight Loss
  First, talk to your doctor about lowering your blood pressure by weight loss, exercise, and increased intake of fruit, vegetables, calcium and fiber. (Moderate salt restriction is advisable, but salt doesn't play as big a role as many people think.) If your pressure is still high, try the medication. Most people do not experience any side effects from the newer medications. If you do, discuss it frankly with your doctor. There's a good chance your medicine can be changed to something totally different. Just because you have a side effect with one medicine doesn't mean you'll react to all of them.
• Primary Care
  Dr. Bellovin participates as a primary care physician as well as a cardiologist with many plans, so that patients can often receive all of their care in one place.
• Electrocardiogram
  If there are blockages, and not enough blood gets through during exercise, changes occur in the EKG's being recorded.

Internists

• Internal Medicine
  Frequently Asked Cardiac Questions - Dr Barry J Bellovin MD - New York Board Certified Cardiologist - Internal medicine, Cardiovascular, EKG, Cardiology

Endocrinologist

• Diabetes Care

Radiologist

• Ultrasound
  Dr. Bellovin is Board Certified in Cardiovascular Disease. He works with an experienced and caring staff, including our office manager, Dawn Bogdany, several medical assistants, and ultrasound technicians.
• Radiology

Dermatologists

• Lesions
  Angioplasty or bypass surgery certainly isn't the answer for these early lesions. Watching one's cholesterol is certainly appropriate, but that's a good idea for anyone, regardless of what their scan shows. So yes, the test can be useful, but it sometimes creates more questions than answers.

Allergists

• Allergies