Medicor Cardiology

Medicor Cardiology Also located at 331 Route 206 in Hillsborough. Medicor is Somerset County's premier cardiology practice.

Medicor Cardiology has been caring for the residents of central New Jersey since 1977. Medicor Cardiology has established itself as the hallmark of cardiac care in Somerset County by providing comprehensive, high quality cardiac services. Our cardiologists are board certified and demonstrate expertise within specialized areas of cardiology. Personalized care is provided to each patient from initial consultation to prevention, diagnosis and treatment strategies. Our three locations provide state-of-the-art diagnostic testing services for your convenience. Our experienced, caring team comprised of nurse practitioners, medical assistants and clerical support staff enable the physicians to readily meet all of your important cardiac needs in a timely manner. In addition to our Bridgewater location, we also have a location in Hillsborough.
331 Route 206
Hillsborough, NJ 08844
(908) 431-0600 and Branchburg at 3322 Route 22 West Suite 1205 Branchburg NJ 08876

02/17/2026

We know your rhythms better than your Spotify Wrapped 🎶🫀

From Afib to VT, keeps the beat steady so you can keep dancing 💃

Couldn’t make it to February’s Walk with a Doc? We’ve got you covered! 👟❤️This month’s topic was “The Exercise Sweet Spo...
02/17/2026

Couldn’t make it to February’s Walk with a Doc? We’ve got you covered! 👟❤️

This month’s topic was “The Exercise Sweet Spot” — how much exercise is just right for your heart. Dr. Georgeson shared practical guidance on finding the right balance to support heart health without overdoing it.

Watch the full recap here:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdqWz_IFvw4

We loved seeing so many members of our community come out to walk, learn, and prioritize their heart health together. If you missed it, be sure to join us next month!

02/16/2026

Golf isn’t just a hobby — it’s low-key heart medicine. ⛳️❤️

Here’s why I actually love recommending it to patients:

1️⃣ Steady cardio
Walking 18 holes = 4–6 miles of low-impact aerobic exercise.

2️⃣ Better metabolic + vascular health
Helps lower BP, improve insulin sensitivity, support weight control, and boost circulation.

3️⃣ Social connection
Conversation + sunshine + community = lower stress and better overall heart health.

Movement. Fresh air. Community.

That’s preventive cardiology. 💚

02/15/2026

This is the world of cardiology🫀 — fast rhythms, weak pumps, blocked arteries, silent pressure.

Every day. Every age. Every story matters.

Behind every acronym is a human being trusting us with their heart. 💗

Prevention isn’t boring. It’s powerful.

Know your numbers. Take your meds. Show up for follow-ups.

Your heart doesn’t take a day off — neither do we. 💪🏽✨

(Friday) to ❤️ Wear RED & walk with us, this Saturday, Feb 14 | 8:30 AMBridgewater Commons (meet in the food court...
02/13/2026

(Friday) to

❤️ Wear RED & walk with us, this

Saturday, Feb 14 | 8:30 AM

Bridgewater Commons (meet in the food court)

This month: finding the exercise sweet spot for heart health. 👟

Stay for the Go Red Fashion Show at noon in Center Court — celebrating Heart Month in style.

See you there! 💃🫀

02/12/2026

This weekend, we were proud to take part in RWJUH Somerset’s Annual Cardiac Athletic Screening ❤️🏃‍♂️
A total of 68 student-athletes showed up to prioritize their heart health — and that’s something worth celebrating.
Huge thank you to Steven Georgeson, MD, for leading this initiative each year, along with Joe Ahn, MD, Edward Rachofsky, MD, Sanjukta Sanyal, MD, our Family Medicine residents, and the incredible Cardiology Services and Community Health teams who help make this event possible.
This screening, offered to athletes ages 14–16, is focused on identifying potential risk factors for sudden cardiac arrest. Since 2009, more than 1,300 young athletes have been screened through this program.
Prevention. Awareness. Community. 💙

Learn more: rwjbh.org/cardiacathleticscreening

Medicor Physicians and RWJ joined forces to deliver cardiac screening services to young athletes in the community. ...
02/11/2026

Medicor Physicians and RWJ joined forces to deliver cardiac screening services to young athletes in the community.

Join Medicor Cardiology this Saturday, February 14, 202,6 at 8:30 AM for our next Walk With a Doc!📍 Meet us in the Food ...
02/11/2026

Join Medicor Cardiology this Saturday, February 14, 202,6 at 8:30 AM for our next Walk With a Doc!

📍 Meet us in the Food Court at Bridgewater Commons Mall
🧠 This month’s topic: The Exercise Sweet Spot
(aka: how much exercise is “just right” for your heart!)
❤️ Since it’s Valentine’s Day, let’s make it fun — everyone wear RED!
👗 After the walk, stick around for the Mall Fashion Show (see flyer).

Can’t make it in person? No worries! We’ll post the talk on our page next week!
👉 https://www.facebook.com/MedicorCardiology

02/11/2026



Heart disease is the #1 killer of women — not breast cancer.

Often, Women are underdiagnosed. Undertreated. Unheard.

Your heart deserves to be heard. ❤️

02/09/2026

RBBB on the EKG 👀⚡️

Not every “bundle” is Bad Bunny 🎶—but this one’s still worth knowing.

Right Bundle Branch Block = delayed electrical signal to the right ventricle.

Sometimes totally benign, sometimes a clue → context matters 🫀📈
EKG reads + patient story = the real diagnosis.

02/09/2026

🫀 What is a Pacemaker?

By Dr. Ashok Patel, Electrophysiologist

A pacemaker is a small device that helps regulate heart rhythm when the heart beats too slowly or irregularly. It sends gentle electrical signals to keep your heart beating safely and steadily.

Our practice offers truly comprehensive heart care — from advanced electrophysiology and device management to imaging, interventional cardiology, prevention, and long-term follow-up — all in one place.

Because caring for your heart means caring for you. ❤️

Today we Go Red for Women. Why does it matter?? ❤️ Heart disease is the #1 killer of women, yet many still think it’s a...
02/06/2026

Today we Go Red for Women.

Why does it matter??

❤️ Heart disease is the #1 killer of women, yet many still think it’s a “man’s disease.”

🫀 Women are less likely to be diagnosed correctly when they show up with heart symptoms.

🤕 Women often have different symptoms — nausea, fatigue, jaw or back pain — and they’re dismissed more often.

🏥 Women are less likely to be referred for cardiac testing or procedures than men with the same risk.

🤰 Pregnancy complications (preeclampsia, gestational diabetes) are major heart risk factors — and often ignored after delivery.

🧠 Autoimmune disease, early menopause, and chronic stress affect women’s hearts differently — and aren’t always considered.

📊 Women are underrepresented in clinical trials, so much of cardiac care is still based on male data.

🚨 Young women are more likely to be sent home from the ER during a heart attack.

👩‍👧‍👦 Caregivers put themselves last — women delay care while taking care of everyone else.

🌱 Prevention works — but only if we listen, screen early, and take women’s symptoms seriously.

❤️ Wear red
🫀 Know the signs
📢 Advocate for women’s heart health — today and every day

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Address

225 Jackson Street
Bridgewater, NJ
08807

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19086980078

Website

https://www.medicor.com/

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