General Practitioners

• Primary Care
  At Tri -City Cardiology, diagnostic testing is used to assist the cardiologist in obtaining an accurate diagnosis.  Clinical guidelines for the appropriate use of diagnostic testing are followed per the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association.  Tri- City Cardiology physicians strive to work with your primary care physician to coordinate diagnostic testing information so that you receive appropriate and timely care.
• Sleep Disorders
  Tri-City Cardiology offers a range of services to assess cardiovascular risk. After a thorough office appointment with a board-certified physician, the doctor will recommend tests and health management options tailored to your needs. This may include diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes designed for lipid and cholesterol management. In other cases, medications for anti-coagulation management (sometimes called “blood thinners”) or regulating lipid and cholesterol levels may be appropriate. Physicians at Tri-City Cardiology are also specialists at cardiac sleep disorder assessment, identifying sleep problems that may be impacted by cardiovascular health.
• Emergency Care
  The knowledge, experience, and skill set continue to save my life. The staff all involved in patient care enhances my thankfulness unto God for life continuing. Medically, literally I was dead for 10 minutes in a hospital emergency room. Hooked up with every tube, wire, machine, monitor, with nurses, technicians, doctors ready to call "it", WAIT.........a faint electric signal from my brain - emergency room personnel jumped all over me. My wife can explain with detail what happened. Once stabilized & admitted to IC for many days, Dr. J came in, looked at my chart & scheduled heart stent surgery. By God's grace through skillful surgery & follow up care I write this appreciation review with grateful expression! It is now 17 months since that miraculous event. Follow up care is 4-6 months presently.
• Electrocardiogram
  We are an established Private Cardiology Physician Group with a 40 year history and very stable partner base. We have six established offices in the East Valley, three of which are either near or on hospital campuses. We offer ancillary services on site, including Nuclear, PET, Echo, ACC clinic, Device, EKG, Stress, Holter, ABI, Non-invasive Vascular Lab and Vein Center.

Internists

• Internal Medicine
  The physicians at Tri-City Cardiology are each members of the medical boards governing their individual specialties. They are focused on providing quality cardiovascular services based on the clinic guidelines established by their specialty boards such as the American Board of Internal Medicine, the American College of Cardiology, the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology, and more.

Radiologist

• Ultrasound
  Tri-City Cardiology is accredited through the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) for Nuclear Cardiology (ICANL), Echocardiography (ICAEL), and Vascular Ultrasound (ICAVL).
• Chemotherapy
  People with an average risk of heart disease will not experience much harm from occasional marijuana use. Cannabis is currently widely used for medicinal purposes, such as fighting nausea, pain, and anxiety. Cancer patients, in particular, benefit from cannabis to help control the nausea of chemotherapy.
• Radiation Therapy
  Radiation Therapy. People who had radiation to their chest have a higher risk of heart valve damage. These issues usually don’t show up until 10 to 20 years later. Rheumatic Fever. This infection, when untreated, can lead to heart valve damage. The damage can show up years or decades after the infection. Rheumatic fever is the most common cause of mitral valve stenosis, especially among people born before 1943. Modern use of antibiotics to treat bacterial infections has greatly reduced this problem in the U.S. and many other countries.

Surgeons

• Gangrene
  The disorder is most frequently associated with the legs. Although symptoms vary according to where the problem occurs and the degree of vessel blockage, the most common sign is pain that occurs while walking but that goes away at rest. Potential complications include ulcers, sores that won’t heal, infections and even gangrene.