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Heart & Cardiovascular Monitoring
Keep a Closer Watch on Cardiovascular Health
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Cardiovascular Care With Valuable Context
A More Complete View of Your Heart Health
Blood Pressure Tracking
Repeated measurements can provide a clearer understanding of your blood pressure than relying on a single reading and can help guide hypertension management when needed.
Cardiovascular Risk Assessment
Your physician can consider factors such as medical history, family history, laboratory findings, diabetes, metabolic health, and other relevant risks as part of your cardiovascular care.
Circulation Evaluation
Changes in circulation can provide important information about vascular health. Appropriate evaluation can help determine whether symptoms or findings require additional investigation.
Connected Follow-Up
When results raise a concern, your CWC physician can help determine the next step and coordinate additional testing or specialty care when appropriate.
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Any Questions?
Blood pressure monitoring can be an important part of cardiovascular care. Tracking readings over time allows your physician to evaluate patterns and determine whether lifestyle measures, medication management, further evaluation, or other steps may be appropriate.
Yes, when medically appropriate. An EKG records the heart's electrical activity and can provide information about heart rate and rhythm. CWC currently includes EKG testing within its comprehensive annual physical process.
No. Monitoring may also be appropriate for people who have cardiovascular risk factors without a diagnosed heart condition. Your personal and family history, blood pressure, metabolic health, diabetes status, laboratory results, and other factors can help determine whether closer observation is appropriate.
When specialized cardiovascular evaluation is appropriate, your CWC physician can help coordinate the next stage of care. Relevant medical information and results can be shared with the specialist, while your concierge physician remains involved in your broader health management and follow-up.
Heart and cardiovascular monitoring can help your physician recognize changes in blood pressure, cardiovascular risk factors, circulation, or other relevant findings. It may also help determine when a new symptom or abnormal result deserves additional evaluation.
Tell your physician about new or changing symptoms rather than waiting for a routine follow-up. Symptoms such as chest discomfort, unusual shortness of breath, dizziness, fainting, palpitations, or significant changes in exercise tolerance can require medical evaluation. Severe or sudden symptoms may require emergency care.
Early detection helps identify risk factors before they progress into more serious long-term complications.

