Karing Hearts Cardiology

04/05/2026

HE IS RISEN ✝️
From all of us at Karing Hearts Cardiology & the KHC Cath Lab, we wish you and your family a joyful, peaceful, and blessed Easter.❤️

04/02/2026

Hello April 🌸

A new month brings a fresh start—and spring is the perfect time to refocus on your heart health.

At Karing Hearts Cardiology and the KHC Heart & Vascular Center, we’re here to help you take simple, meaningful steps toward a stronger, healthier heart.

🌿 Get outside and stay active
🥗 Choose heart-healthy foods
🩺 Stay on top of your check-ups

Small changes today can lead to lasting impact tomorrow.

Let’s make this a month of renewal, wellness, and caring for what matters most—your heart.

03/31/2026

🫀🩺Today, on National Doctors’ Day, we want to take a moment to say thank you to the incredible physicians of KHC Cardiology and KHC Cath Lab.

Thank you for the compassion you show, the knowledge you bring, and the care you give so faithfully each day. Your dedication makes a lasting difference in the lives of your patients, their families, and our entire community.

We are deeply grateful for the way you lead, serve, and work tirelessly to help others heal and live healthier lives.

❤️Happy National Doctors’ Day to the doctors who make Karing Hearts what it is. We appreciate you today and every day.

03/26/2026

Who We Are Wednesday ❤️

This week, we are featuring Alex Wyman, Heart Monitor Tech at Karing Hearts Cardiology.
Alex has been part of the Karing Hearts family for a little over a year, and one of her favorite things about working here is the way the team comes together to care for patients like family.
💕She loves being part of a team that works hard to make sure every patient feels supported, cared for, and in good hands.
Outside of work, Alex enjoys spending time with family and friends. 🧑‍🍳She also loves cooking and baking for the people she loves, especially when sourdough is involved. Her go to local spot is Stir Fry Cafe in Kingsport.

🤍We are grateful for Alex and the compassion, teamwork, and dedication she brings to Karing Hearts every day.


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03/25/2026

03/25/2026

❤️‍🩹💓🙏🏼

We’re excited to invite you to our next Supper Club on March 27th from 4-8 pm !
Please present the digital flyer on your phone when placing your order.
We are looking forward to seeing you there!

03/17/2026

Today we’re feeling extra grateful—and a little lucky 🍀

At Karing Hearts Cardiology and the KHC Heart & Vascular Center, our mission is simple:
❤️ Deliver compassionate, high-quality cardiac care
❤️ Support every patient with excellence and integrity
❤️ Keep our community’s hearts strong and healthy

This St. Patrick’s Day, remember:
Taking care of your heart is the best kind of luck.

☘️ Eat well
☘️ Stay active
☘️ Keep up with your heart health check-ups

Your heart deserves expert care—today and every day.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from all of us at KHC! 💚

03/14/2026

Patient experiences like this are why we do what we do.

Heart care is personal. For many families, it spans generations, and we are honored when patients trust us to walk with them through that journey.

Thank you for allowing us to care for your family and for sharing your kind words.

Your heart matters to us. ❤️

03/12/2026

Independent care matters. Patient access matters. Our community matters.

An amendment to House Bill 0819 could threaten independent cardiac catheterization clinics like ours and impact patient access to care in our region.

We invite you to hear directly from our Administrator, Rob Gregory, as he speaks before the committee about what this legislation could mean for our patients, our practice, and our community.

Please watch the hearing, scroll down to index HB0819, and share this post to help raise awareness.

03/12/2026

At Karing Hearts, our mission has always been to provide high-quality, accessible cardiac care to our community.

Recent news coverage highlights proposed Tennessee legislation that could affect the ability for independent practices like ours to continue offering independent, patient-focused cardiac care in our region.

We encourage you to watch the interview, read the full story, and share it to help raise awareness about what this could mean for patients and healthcare access in our community. ❤️

Read the full story and watch the interview here:

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Johnson City cardiologist Dr. Jeff Schoondyke woke up Wednesday fearing that proposed legislation in Nashville could lead to the closure of the cardiac catheterization …

03/12/2026

Help us protect access, competition, and patient choice in our community.

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Johnson City cardiologist Dr. Jeff Schoondyke woke up Wednesday fearing that proposed legislation in Nashville could lead to the closure of the cardiac catheterization …

03/11/2026

⚠️ ATTENTION: Help Protect Your Healthcare Options

New legislation being considered in Tennessee could impact access to local cardiac care.

House Bill 0819 and Senate Bill 1369 include a provision that would require cardiac catheterization labs to be affiliated with a hospital in order to operate.

If this provision passes, it could eliminate independent, free-standing cardiac cath labs in Tennessee.

Facilities like Karing Hearts Cardiac Cath Lab in Johnson City could be directly affected, potentially reducing access to important cardiac services for patients across our region.

This could mean for patients:

• Fewer choices for where patients can receive cardiac procedures
• Increased travel for care, especially in rural communities
• Higher healthcare costs

If access to local cardiac care matters to you, please review the information in the graphic and consider sharing your thoughts with your state legislators.

📩 Contact information for the House Ways and Means Committee is listed in the first comment.

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Improve Access to Rural Healthcare