Golden State Heart & Vascular
Nuestra filosofía
Creamos Golden State como un lugar donde las necesidades del paciente son primordiales. Donde las consultas no están limitadas por el reloj. Donde los pacientes y cuidadores acuden para recibir el más alto nivel de atención, ofrecida en un lenguaje real y comprensible.
En Golden State Heart & Vascular, nos tomamos sus necesidades muy en serio. De hecho, creamos nuestro grupo especializado porque queríamos ofrecer la atención positiva, personalizada y profesional que los pacientes merecen. Ofrecemos una gama completa de servicios cardíacos y vasculares, y nuestros pacientes cuentan con nosotros para el nivel avanzado de experiencia cardiovascular que se esperaría de un importante centro médico —cerca de casa— sin la burocracia ni las largas esperas.
Experiencia
Nuestros especialistas son líderes en el campo, a nivel local, regional y más allá
Comodidad
Nuestras ubicaciones se extienden a lo largo de la Península, y la mayoría cuenta con quirófanos ambulatorios de última generación en el lugar
Programación de citas
Nos comprometemos a atender a los pacientes rápidamente, incluso en uno o dos días, si es urgente
Comunicación
Nos tomamos el tiempo para escuchar sus preocupaciones, responder a sus preguntas y explicar completamente su afección y el tratamiento propuesto
Colaboración
Consultamos entre nosotros regularmente y mantenemos informado a su médico de atención primaria a medida que avanza su tratamiento
Seguro médico
Aceptamos Medicare y la mayoría de los principales planes de seguro
Nuestros servicios
La cardiología es un campo complejo que incluye una variedad de subespecialidades. Nuestra consulta cuenta con expertos destacados en cada subespecialidad de la medicina cardíaca y vascular. Cubrimos todo el espectro de atención, con servicios integrales desde la prevención y el diagnóstico hasta el tratamiento y la atención de seguimiento.
Preventative & Consultative Cardiovascular Care
Preventative care aims to keep you from developing cardiovascular disease (CVD) by evaluating your risk factors and helping you mitigate them through education, lifestyle modifications, and medication, if needed. Consultative care involves diagnosing and managing patients who already have cardiovascular conditions or symptoms and treating problems as they arise.
Noninvasive Cardiology
Noninvasive Cardiology focuses on diagnosing and managing heart conditions without surgical or interventional cardiology procedures. Noninvasive methods are used to diagnose heart conditions, guide treatment, and monitor progress over time.
Vascular Testing
Vascular testing refers to diagnostic procedures used to identify problems with circulation and blood flow in the arteries and veins, such as blockages, clots, or damage to the vessels themselves.
Interventional Cardiology
This subspecialty of cardiology uses minimally invasive, catheter-based procedures to diagnose and treat heart conditions. These techniques have revolutionized cardiology by replacing many procedures that once required open surgery.
Vascular & Endovascular Interventions
These minimally invasive medical procedures are used to treat various conditions affecting the blood vessels. Vascular interventions are open surgery in which the surgeon makes an incision to access the blood vessel being treated. In endovascular interventions, the surgeon inserts tiny instruments through small incisions and operates with the assistance of guided imagery.
Vein Care & Treatment
This refers to the diagnosis and treatment of vein conditions, ranging from cosmetic issues, such as spider veins, to more serious problems such as varicose veins, chronic venous insufficiency, or deep vein thrombosis.
Cardiac Rhythm Management & Monitoring
Arrhythmias — irregular, slow, or rapid heart rhythms — range from harmless to life-threatening. Cardiac rhythm management and monitoring refer to the diagnosis, monitoring, and control of arrhythmias.
Electrophysiology Interventions & Treatment
Electrophysiology (EP) is a subspecialty of cardiology that focuses on electrical problems of the heart. Normally, the heart’s electrical system keeps the four chambers of the heart beating in a synchronized way to pump blood. Disruptions in that regular rhythm are called arrhythmias. Electrophysiology (EP) seeks to reduce the risk of complications from arrhythmias by restoring normal heart rhythms.
Structural Heart
This growing subspecialty of cardiology addresses abnormalities and diseases that affect the heart’s valves, chambers, and walls, as well as the blood vessels connected to the heart.
Artículos y biblioteca
Nuestros médicos son líderes de opinión que han contribuido a prestigiosas revistas médicas, tanto a nivel nacional como internacional. Algunos han desarrollado nuevos dispositivos o procedimientos que se han convertido en parte del estándar de atención actual. Estamos comprometidos a ayudar a informar a nuestros pacientes y a la comunidad sobre los últimos avances en medicina cardiovascular. ¡Lea algunos de nuestros artículos recientes!
Keeping You in Rhythm
Heart rhythm disorders, the diseases that affect the normal beating of the heart, both fast and slow, are increasingly prevalent as we age. Often these changes are part and parcel to a life well-lived, an expression of the day-to-day wear and tear on the electrical system of the human heart.
Hope Springs Eternal: A Guide to Better Health
In the realm of health, few organs carry as much significance as the heart. The center of our circulatory system, the heart tirelessly pumps blood, ensuring the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to every cell in our body.
FDA-Approved Technique Used, Conceived by Salinas Valley Health Doctor
Dr. Jim Joye, Salinas Valley Health interventional cardiologist, came up with an idea about 20 years ago that he and another physician are now the first in the nation to use to bring relief to those suffering from a painful affliction.
Summer Wellness: Prioritizing Cardiovascular Health as We Get Moving!
As the summer sun beckons us outdoors, it is the perfect time to re-evaluate our health and embrace activities that support cardiovascular wellness. For those aged 60 and above, prioritizing heart health becomes increasingly important.
How Are You Doing on Your Health Resolutions? Reflecting on Heart Health After Heart Month and Preparing for a Healthy Spring and Summer Ahead
It’s March, and we’ve just wrapped up Heart Month, a time to shine a spotlight on cardiovascular health, the importance of keeping our hearts in top shape, and how we can all make healthier choices to lower the risks of heart disease. For many of us, the beginning of the year
When a Normal Stress Test Isn’t the End of the Story!
One of the greatest advances in modern medicine has been our ability to detect heart disease before it causes a heart attack. Today, we have an impressive array of non-invasive tests that can identify plaque, measure blood flow, and estimate a person’s future cardiovascular risk. Patients often ask, “Which heart test