Heart and Vascular Care

Heart and Vascular Care has been nominated for "Best Cardiology," "Best Nurse Practitioner," and "Best Vein Specialist" in the 2021 Best of Forsyth! Please vote for us here: https://forsythnews.secondstreetapp.com/The-Bes//244990127

Due to growth, we are excited to announce that our CANTON office is moving soon to a nearby location. The new office will be located at 1495 Hickory Flat Highway, Suite 140 in Canton; approximately 2 miles away from the current location. We'll communicate the exact date of our move as construction nears completion and we have more information. In the meantime, we'll continue to see patients in our current office.

We're thrilled to welcome Kimberly Wiley, FNP-C to our team at Heart and Vascular Care! Kimberly chose to become a nurse because she had open heart surgery as a child. She wanted to help others the way the nurses helped her when she needed it. Now as a Family Nurse Practitioner, Kimberly’s interests are in cardiology, and managing complex disease states such as diabetes, coronary artery disease, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia. Welcome to the HVC team!

Venous disease can manifest at any age. Dr. Perez describes some of the symptoms of venous disease in this video. If you have symptoms, please make an appointment with a specialist here at HVC.

Every summer, Atlanta Magazine presents its top doctors in metro Atlanta, as chosen by their peers. Heart and Vascular Care has TOP DOCS again in 2020! The issue is on stands now.

We're pleased to announce the re-opening of our Alpharetta Office this Wednesday, July 8th. Our Alpharetta office is located at 3400-C Old Milton Parkway, Suite 285. If you are a patient of Dr. Cherian and would like to schedule an appointment in the Alpharetta Office, please contact us to schedule. Later this year, Dr. Eilen will also be seeing patients in the Alpharetta office. https://hvcmd.com/

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Heart catheterization is a diagnostic tool used to look for coronary artery disease. Traditionally this procedure is performed through the groin or femoral artery, but now there is a less invasive, safer, and more comfortable technique for doing these procedures: using either the wrist or radial artery.

Happy Memorial Day from HVC!

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