Cardiology · Vascular · Prevention
A full assessment with a cardiologist who isn't watching the clock. You leave with a full understanding and a plan.
Your cardiologists
You choose your physician and stay with them. Each one reads your tests, calls with results and writes to your other doctors.
Founder · Interventional cardiology and vascular
Trained at USC, Montefiore Einstein and Lenox Hill, with a further fellowship in peripheral endovascular intervention. Published researcher on Lp(a). Faculty at NYU. Speaks Farsi.
Cardiologist
Johns Hopkins, then UT Southwestern for medicine and Ochsner for cardiology. First-author research on heart care for patients with cancer. Rated 5.0 by his patients. Speaks Korean.
Cardiologist
Castle Connolly Top Doctor every year since 2023. Faculty at NYU. A familiar voice on heart health for New York's South Asian community, in English and Bengali. Also speaks Hindi and Arabic.
The full assessment
Your first visit brings together the conversation, the examination and, when your cardiologist calls for them, the tests: done down the hall and read by the same doctor. You leave knowing what is going on and what comes next, including any follow-up visits.
How to prepare for each test →Why people come
Vein and vascular program
Aching, swelling and visible veins are circulation problems, and they are treated here by a cardiologist with fellowship training in the blood vessels of the legs. Evaluation, ultrasound and treatment happen in the office.
In patients' words
Patient stories are shared with permission and reflect individual experiences. They are not a promise or prediction of any result; every patient's condition and outcome is different.
Two Manhattan offices
6 East 45th Street, 9th floor · steps from Grand Central
115 East 64th Street · a townhouse between Park and Lexington
Avicenna ConciergeThe townhouse is home to our concierge practice, for patients who want more time and a direct line to their cardiologist. About concierge care →
Other questions
A question about a bill, your records, forms or an appointment you already have. Our front desk replies during office hours, by phone, text or email.
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