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Weill Cornell Medcine’s HeartHealth program offers a comprehensive cardiovascular evaluation for healthy individuals with significant cardiovascular risk factors, such as family history or underlying conditions. We offer up-to-date imaging techniques to diagnose early cardiac disease that is asymptomatic (or not causing any symptoms in a patient’s overall health). Because many of us are unaware of our risk, we recommend individuals with any of the below criteria to consider having an evaluation with our preventative cardiologists at HeartHealth in New York City.

New York's Premier Preventative Cardiology Program

Consultation with a heart disease physician is particularly important for individuals who have:

• A family member with a heart attack, stroke or sudden death at a young age (men < 55 years old, women < 65)
• Diabetes (or “pre-diabetes”)
• Chest radiation therapy
• Obesity
• A history of a high-risk pregnancy (such as gestational diabetes, hypertension or pre-eclampsia)
• A chronic inflammatory disorder (such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis)
• Inflammatory bowel disease
• Sleep apnea and/or
• Current or past history of depression

In addition, individuals embarking on a vigorous exercise program may want to consider receiving an evaluation from one of our cardiovascular disease physicians.