Cross County Cardiology

Cross County Cardiology Welcome! Our team of experts is dedicated to providing top-notch heart care for patients of all ages.

We understand that when patients are looking for the best vein and cardiology practice in NJ to diagnose their symptoms, or a heart specialist in Hudson County who will consider their individual needs, they have choices. At Cross County Cardiology, we provide each patient with the comprehensive, individualized care they need with an attitude of respect that they should always expect. Cardiology is an area of medicine that demands an immediate response when issues arise. When your primary care doctor recommends seeing the best vein and cardiology practice in NJ, we address that request with the sense of urgency. We always strive to see patients with referrals on the same day they contact us. Quality medical care can only come from highly skilled, experienced physicians with the knowledge and tools to recognize the signs and symptoms that each individual patient is experiencing. Each member of our medical team is Board certified and has extensive experience in providing cardiology and vascular care. They practice at the areas leading hospitals and they are respected as leaders in their field. At CCC, we use the most advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment available and provide all testing on premises so that our results are fast and precise. When you rely on us for your cardiology and vascular care, you also have the advantage of receiving care in a leading hospital including Hackensack University Medical Center, Englewood Hospital and Medical Center, Palisades General Medical Center and Holy Name Medical Center. We know you have other choices, but we continue to strive to make us your first and best choice for cardiac and vascular care.

❤️ American Heart Month is here—and it’s a powerful reminder that your heart health matters every single day.At Cross Co...
02/06/2026

❤️ American Heart Month is here—and it’s a powerful reminder that your heart health matters every single day.

At Cross County Cardiology, this month is about awareness, prevention, and empowering our community with knowledge.

What is American Heart Month?

Observed every February, American Heart Month shines a spotlight on cardiovascular disease—the leading cause of death in the U.S.—and encourages proactive steps toward a healthier heart.

Why is it important?

Many heart conditions are preventable or manageable when caught early. Education, screenings, and lifestyle awareness can truly save lives.

What we’ll be sharing this month:

✅ Heart health prevention tips

✅ Risk factors to watch for at every age

✅ The importance of screenings and early detection

✅ How personalized, patient-centered care makes a difference

Your heart works hard for you—this month, we’re here to help you take care of it. 💙
📞 Schedule a heart health check or learn more at link in bio.

February is American Heart Month—a time to focus on prevention, education, and taking proactive steps toward lifelong heart health.

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Vein disease is more common than most people realize—and it’s not just a cosmetic issue. 🦵💙Left untreated, vein problems...
02/06/2026

Vein disease is more common than most people realize—and it’s not just a cosmetic issue. 🦵💙

Left untreated, vein problems can progress and impact your comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life.

Vein disease occurs when valves in the veins don’t work properly, allowing blood to pool instead of flowing back to the heart. This can lead to symptoms like leg heaviness, swelling, aching, cramping, skin changes, and visible varicose veins.

The good news? Early diagnosis and personalized treatment can make a big difference. With today’s advanced, minimally invasive options, many patients find real relief and improved circulation.

At Cross County Cardiology, we focus on identifying the root cause of vein disease and creating individualized treatment plans designed around your symptoms, lifestyle, and long-term vascular health.

📞 Experiencing leg discomfort, swelling, or visible veins? Call (551) 357-0021 or visit www.crosscountycardiology.com
to schedule a vascular evaluation.

Heart health isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about the right balance. ❤️From managing stress to understanding supplements, ...
02/04/2026

Heart health isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about the right balance. ❤️
From managing stress to understanding supplements, small choices can make a big difference in protecting your heart.

👉 Swipe to learn more about common myths and what truly supports long-term cardiovascular health, backed by science and patient-centered care.

At Cross County Cardiology, we believe effective heart health management combines lifestyle changes, medical expertise, and personalized guidance—because no two hearts are the same.

📞 Ready for personalized heart health advice? Call (551) 357-0021 or visit crosscountycardiology.com to schedule your appointment today.

Heart health research is always evolving, and a new long-term study offers important insight into a lesser-known cholest...
02/02/2026

Heart health research is always evolving, and a new long-term study offers important insight into a lesser-known cholesterol marker that may affect cardiovascular risk in some women.

A 30-year study of nearly 28,000 women found that very high levels of lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), are linked to a higher risk of heart attack, stroke, and cardiovascular-related death.

Here’s what to know:
• Lp(a) is mostly genetic and not easily changed by diet or exercise
• Most women have normal levels and are not at increased risk
• Risk rises above 30 mg/dL, but is highest in women with levels over 120 mg/dL
• This small group had a 50–100% higher cardiovascular risk over time

Experts, including Ask T. Nordestgaard and Steven E. Nissen, say these findings reinforce the importance of identifying very high-risk patients early.

Lp(a) testing isn’t needed for everyone, but it may be helpful if you have a strong family history of heart disease.

If you have questions about your heart health, we’re here to help.
📞 1 (551) 357-0021 | 🌐 www.crosscountycardiology.com

Learn more:
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/study-shows-strong-association-between-long-term-cvd-risk-2026a10000qq?ecd=mkm_CS_260126_mscpmrk-CS_CuAr_pos5_etid8059030&uac=146236SN&impID=8059030

Did you know hyperlipidemia—often called high cholesterol—can affect your heart health long before you feel any symptoms...
01/30/2026

Did you know hyperlipidemia—often called high cholesterol—can affect your heart health long before you feel any symptoms? ❤️

Hyperlipidemia occurs when there are elevated levels of cholesterol or triglycerides in the blood. Over time, this can lead to plaque buildup in the arteries, increasing the risk of heart attack, stroke, and other cardiovascular conditions—often without warning signs.

The good news is that hyperlipidemia is highly manageable. Through a combination of heart-healthy nutrition, regular physical activity, lifestyle adjustments, and when appropriate, medication, many patients can significantly reduce their risk and protect their long-term heart health.

Regular blood work and routine checkups are key. Knowing your numbers gives you the power to take action early—before complications develop.

If you’re unsure about your cholesterol levels or haven’t had them checked recently, we’re here to help guide you with personalized, compassionate care. 💙
📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021 to learn more or schedule an appointment.

01/28/2026

🩺 Let’s Talk About Blood Pressure Guidelines.

Dr. Rick Pumill from Cross County Cardiology shares a clinical perspective that challenges the standard:
“For some elderly patients with vascular disease—especially cerebrovascular issues—pushing blood pressure too low, too fast, can do more harm than good.”

While guidelines aim to lower risk, aggressive blood pressure targets may increase symptoms like dizziness or even the risk of falls in certain patients. It’s a reminder that medicine isn’t one-size-fits-all.

✅ Patients with chronic kidney disease or aortic aneurysms may benefit from strict control
⚠️ But in older adults, individualized care often leads to better outcomes

At Cross County Cardiology, we tailor every plan to the patient—not just the textbook. 💙

📞 Call (551) 357-0021 to schedule an evaluation or second opinion.

🩺 Wondering how to check your circulation without surgery?Non-invasive arterial testing is a safe, pain-free way to dete...
01/26/2026

🩺 Wondering how to check your circulation without surgery?

Non-invasive arterial testing is a safe, pain-free way to detect hidden blood flow issues—like blockages or narrowed arteries—before they become dangerous. No needles. No downtime. Just answers.

These tests can help identify:

✅ Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)
✅ Poor leg circulation
✅ Asymptomatic vascular disease
✅ Risk of stroke or heart attack

At Cross County Cardiology, we use advanced technology to guide early detection and prevention—with personalized care every step of the way. 💙

📖 Learn more:
https://crosscountycardiology.com/what-is-non-invasive-arterial-testing-a-simple-guide-to-safer-vascular-screening/

📞 Call (551) 357-0021 to schedule an evaluation.

❄️ Winter storms can do more than slow your commute—they can quietly strain your heart if you’re not careful. Snow shove...
01/23/2026

❄️ Winter storms can do more than slow your commute—they can quietly strain your heart if you’re not careful. Snow shoveling may pose serious cardiovascular risks, especially during cold weather.

Snow shoveling might seem routine, but the American Heart Association warns it can significantly increase heart rate and blood pressure—sometimes as much as an intense cardiac stress test. Studies show the risk of heart attack rises after heavy snowfall, particularly in men and individuals with underlying heart conditions or risk factors.

Key heart safety reminders:

✅ Heavy snow shoveling can trigger heart attacks or sudden cardiac arrest
✅ Cold temperatures raise blood pressure and constrict coronary arteries
✅ People with heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or prior stroke should avoid shoveling
✅ Pushing snow is safer than lifting and throwing it
✅ Chest pain, dizziness, or palpitations are warning signs—stop immediately and call 911

Staying informed and knowing your limits can make a life-saving difference during winter weather.

👉 Learn more from the American Heart Association:
https://newsroom.heart.org/news/snow-shoveling-can-be-hazardous-to-your-heart

📞 Have questions about your heart health this winter? Contact Cross County Cardiology at (551) 357-0021 to schedule an evaluation and stay proactive about your cardiovascular care.

01/23/2026

What’s the difference between a cardiologist and an interventional cardiologist?

Dr. Kevin Soriano from Cross County Cardiology breaks it down:
Both specialize in diagnosing and managing heart conditions like valve disease, hypertension, heart failure, and high cholesterol — but an interventional cardiologist goes one step further.

After completing general cardiology training, interventional cardiologists receive additional expertise in performing life-saving procedures like coronary angioplasty and stenting to open blocked arteries and restore blood flow.

It’s heart care with a hands-on approach — and it can make all the difference when time and precision matter most. 💙

📞 To schedule a consultation with Dr. Soriano, call 1 (551) 357-0021

Did you know coronary stents can dramatically improve heart health and recovery? 🫀At Cross County Cardiology, we guide e...
01/21/2026

Did you know coronary stents can dramatically improve heart health and recovery? 🫀
At Cross County Cardiology, we guide every patient through the journey—from treatment to long-term success—with compassion and expertise.

✨ Swipe to learn more about:
• How stents restore blood flow
• Why medication support is critical
• The benefits of same-day discharge
• What real post-stent care looks like
• How lifestyle plays a role in success

Whether you’ve already had a stent or are exploring your options, we’re here to help you feel confident, informed, and cared for every step of the way.

📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021 to schedule your consultation.

Did you know your heart rhythm isn’t always easy to catch during a short office visit? ❤️ That’s where Holter and Event ...
01/19/2026

Did you know your heart rhythm isn’t always easy to catch during a short office visit? ❤️ That’s where Holter and Event Monitors play an important role in heart care.

These monitors track your heart’s activity over time—while you go about your normal day. A Holter monitor records your heart rhythm continuously for 24–48 hours, while an Event monitor is worn longer and captures irregular rhythms when symptoms occur.

They help us detect issues like:
• Irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias)
• Unexplained palpitations
• Dizziness or fainting
• Symptoms that come and go

Many heart rhythm problems are intermittent, meaning they won’t always show up during a quick EKG. These monitors give us a clearer picture—so we can diagnose accurately and guide the right next steps.

If you’ve been experiencing symptoms but haven’t gotten clear answers yet, this type of monitoring may help connect the dots. We’re here to guide you with clarity, compassion, and personalized care. 💙

📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021 to learn more or see if heart monitoring is right for you.

Did you know heart valve disease can develop quietly—often without noticeable symptoms at first? ❤️ That’s why awareness...
01/16/2026

Did you know heart valve disease can develop quietly—often without noticeable symptoms at first? ❤️ That’s why awareness and early detection matter.

Valvular disease occurs when one or more of the heart’s valves don’t open or close properly, making it harder for blood to flow efficiently through the heart. Over time, this can lead to fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness, swelling in the legs, or heart failure if left untreated.

The good news? Many valve conditions can be monitored, managed, or treated effectively—especially when caught early. With today’s advanced imaging and treatment options, care can often be personalized to your specific valve condition and lifestyle.

If you’ve been experiencing symptoms, have a heart murmur, or have a history of heart disease, a valve evaluation may be an important next step. You don’t have to wait until symptoms become severe.

We’re here to guide you with clarity, compassion, and personalized care—every step of the way. 💙
📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021 to learn more or schedule an evaluation.

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103 River Road, 2nd Floor
Edgewater, NJ
07020

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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