Heartcare Associates of CT

Heartcare Associates of CT Our commitment is to provide our patients with the highest quality and cutting edge cardiovascular s

HeartCare Associates of CT, LLC was founded in 1987 in New Haven. Since then, HeartCare has grown to include a professional staff of eleven physicians (MD), Nurse Practitioners (APRN), and Physician Assistants (PA), establishing itself as one of Connecticut’s premier cardiovascular practices. HeartCare specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the heart, blood vessels, and lungs. HeartCare also focuses on the prevention and management of: Diabetes, Obesity, Sleep Apnea, Stroke, and Depression/Anxiety.

Take care of your heart — it’s the engine of your life! Move your body, exercise, eat fresh colorful foods, manage stre...
11/10/2025

Take care of your heart — it’s the engine of your life! Move your body, exercise, eat fresh colorful foods, manage stress, and get regular checkups.
Even small changes — a daily walk, deep breathing, or choosing water over soda — make a BIG difference. Start today! Call us for an appointment; we accept all insurance.

If you’re experiencing shortness of breath, chest discomfort, unusual fatigue, or any changes in your heart rhythm — don...
11/05/2025

If you’re experiencing shortness of breath, chest discomfort, unusual fatigue, or any changes in your heart rhythm — don’t ignore the signs. Early detection can prevent a serious cardiac event. Make your health a priority and schedule an appointment with one of our experienced cardiologists at HeartCare Associates of Connecticut. Your heart will thank you. ❤️

10/27/2025

Consistent clinic communication after care ensures proper healing and addresses complications early. Learn the crucial role of follow-up visits in maximizing treatment success.

Keep an eye on your salt intake! Too much sodium can raise blood pressure and put extra strain on your heart. Choose fr...
10/27/2025

Keep an eye on your salt intake! Too much sodium can raise blood pressure and put extra strain on your heart. Choose fresh foods over processed ones, taste before you add salt, and flavor your meals with herbs or lemon instead. Your heart will thank you! ❤️


Relax and Move! Yoga isn’t just good for flexibility—it’s great for your heart, too! Gentle movement boosts circulation...
10/19/2025

Relax and Move! Yoga isn’t just good for flexibility—it’s great for your heart, too! Gentle movement boosts circulation and brings oxygen to every cell. Twisting poses help send fresh blood to your organs, while upside-down positions encourage healthy flow to your heart and brain. Give your body—and heart—a little love today!

HeartCare Associates of CT uses safe, non-invasive ultrasound technology to evaluate heart function, arteries, and veins...
10/15/2025

HeartCare Associates of CT uses safe, non-invasive ultrasound technology to evaluate heart function, arteries, and veins. Real-time imaging helps our specialists detect issues early—so you can live a longer, healthier life. We accept all insurance - call us for an appointment; we're here to help you!

Your heart deserves attention before there’s a problem. ❤️ Seeing a cardiologist regularly isn’t just for those with sym...
10/12/2025

Your heart deserves attention before there’s a problem. ❤️ Seeing a cardiologist regularly isn’t just for those with symptoms — it’s one of the smartest ways to prevent a heart crisis before it starts. Early detection saves lives, and small changes today can protect your tomorrows.
Take care of your heart — schedule a checkup and stay ahead of heart disease.

Take a deep breath and relax: Make it a priority to reduce stress and avoid anxiety. Find what works best for you—wheth...
10/06/2025

Take a deep breath and relax: Make it a priority to reduce stress and avoid anxiety. Find what works best for you—whether it’s meditation, prayer, exercise, or a hobby you enjoy. You can also speak with your physician about stress-management techniques, classes, or support groups designed for people with heart disease.

If you have been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, or AFib, you already know how it feels. There are ways to help you ...
10/06/2025

If you have been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, or AFib, you already know how it feels. There are ways to help you control it: While coffee and tea may have mixed research results, energy drinks and caffeine supplements clearly raise your risk of an episode—especially with alcohol. Skip those and protect your heart. Regular checkups with our cardiologists will also help you to keep your heart healthy. ❤️

Along with staying active and eating well, resistance training is one of the best ways to reduce unhealthy fat around yo...
09/11/2025

Along with staying active and eating well, resistance training is one of the best ways to reduce unhealthy fat around your belly and internal organs. By age 75, the average person has nearly twice the body fat they carried in their younger years. Too much, especially around the midsection, can raise your risk for diabetes and other health issues. The good news? It’s never too late to start. Even light resistance training—like bands, light weights, or bodyweight exercises—can make a big difference. Always check with your doctor when starting a new exercise plan.

Call us today for an appointment. We accept all insurance and we're here to help you!

Ultrasound Testing at HeartCare is one of the safest and most effective tools in modern medicine—helping doctors detect,...
09/08/2025

Ultrasound Testing at HeartCare is one of the safest and most effective tools in modern medicine—helping doctors detect, diagnose, and treat a wide range of cardiovascular conditions. At HeartCare, you can feel confident knowing your care is in the hands of experienced cardiovascular specialists. We use state-of-the-art ultrasound technology, our team provides accurate diagnostics to guide your personalized treatment plan and keep your heart health on track. Schedule your consultation with us today! We accept all insurance.

What is peripheral arterial disease? Peripheral arterial disease or peripheral artery disease, both known as PAD, cause...
09/06/2025

What is peripheral arterial disease? Peripheral arterial disease or peripheral artery disease, both known as PAD, causes the arteries in your legs, arms, and other parts of your body to narrow due to atherosclerosis (plaque accumulation in your arteries). This causes poor circulation and can trigger problems like leg pain. If you suffer from PAD, you’re at risk for stroke, heart attack, and limb loss, so it’s important to reach out to your HeartCare Associates of CT cardiologist if you’re having symptoms. We accept all insurance.

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2200 Whitney Avenue Suite 180
Hamden, CT
06518

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+12034075800

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HeartCare Associates of Connecticut offers the full spectrum of general and specialized cardiovascular services and diagnostics. We provide high quality, state of the art, and comprehensive cardiovascular care in a compassionate and service-oriented environment. The physicians who are part of our group practice are all board-certified or board-eligible cardiologists who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease. We are community based and committed to providing your patients with same day referral appointments, continuity of care, and excellent communication between our office and yours. We accept all insurance