Our board certified emergency medicine physician and expert cardiac
team provides immediate medical evaluation for patients with chest pain
or discomfort. In addition, the HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley’s
Chest Pain Center, located at the Broadway Campus, uses advanced testing
along with state of the art equipment to identify the cause of the
chest pain and provide faster treatment.
We also feature a Cardiac Rehabilitation Department that can help
patients regain heart health and confidence on their road to recovery.
To schedule an appointment for any of our services, call our central scheduling line at 845.334.HAHV (4248).
64-Slice CT Scanner
Our 64-slice CT scanner quickly detects levels of plaque and fatty
deposits in the coronary arteries and veins, and is ideal for patients
who are asymptomatic for CAD but want to be sure. CT scanning is low
risk and can guide further testing, treatment, and lifestyle
recommendations.
Calcium Scoring
A simple CT scan of a patient’s chest, usually for low-risk patients
over the age of 50 who want to evaluate if they should undergo more
testing or make lifestyle changes. This test shows the build up of
plaque in the coronary arteries.
Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography (CCTA)
CCTA quickly visualizes blood flow throughout the body. It can detect
small fatty deposits in the coronary arteries, and is often used for
patients who have shown some symptoms of CAD. It is considered a
favorable alternative to traditional catheter angiography because it is
non-invasive with fewer potential risks.
Echocardiogram (ECHO)
Captures live sonogram images of the heart to evaluate valves
and mechanical functions, thanks to an ultrasound device placed on the
patient’s chest.
Transesophageal Echo (TEE)
A tiny ultrasound probe is passed into the patient’s esophagus while
they are under mild sedation. It generates images to determine the
severity of valve disease, assess for infection, and look for possible
causes of stroke with more detail than an echocardiogram.
Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG)
Using external skin electrodes, this test records heart rhythms to help diagnose heart arrhythmia.
24-Hour Holter Monitoring
Patients wear a portable recording device and skin electrodes that can
detect heart arrythmia and irregularities for a 24 hour period. This can
detect heart problems over a day that might not show up on an
electrocardiogram.
30-Day Cardiac Event Monitoring
A portable event monitor records abnormal heart events for a full month.
Using a telephone connection, data is sent to ECG technicians regularly
for evaluation.
Tilt Table Testing
Patients lie on a table and are evaluated with EKG and blood pressure
monitors. The table is tilted to simulate standing, and reveals changes
in blood pressure, heart rate and rhythm.
Cardioversion
Using therapeutic doses of electric current, cardioversion is a
procedure which helps convert an abnormally fast heart rate or
arrhythmia to a normal heartbeat.
Cardiac Catheterization
Cardiac catheterization is a procedure that uses injected contrast to visualize and diagnose blockages in the coronary arteries.
Stress Testing
Evaluates heart response to external stress, such as through light exercise on a treadmill.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
After angina, heart attack or any cardiac procedure, a concern for many
patients is being able to “trust” their cardiovascular system again. Our
cardiac rehab services can help patients manage heart disease and
return to their normal lifestyle.Patients are accepted by physician
referral.Our team guides recovering patients through an exercise and
nutrition program, and works to improve risk factors such as high blood
pressure and cholesterol, smoking, physical inactivity, obesity and
diabetes.
Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) is the leading cause of death worldwide, and can build up for decades before causing a heart attack or angina. At HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley®, we provide a continuum of care to help diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate patients who are at risk for or suffering from CAD and other cardiac disorders.
In addition to our trusted array of Electrocardiology and Cardiac Diagnostic services, we offer highly detailed 3D diagnostic imaging with our new 64-slice CT scanner. Even the smallest possible deposits of fat and plaque can be detected, helping to diagnose CAD in otherwise asymptomatic patients.
• Age
• Family History
• Smoking
• High Blood Pressure
• High Cholesterol
• Diabetes
• Obesity
• Physical Inactivity
• High Stress
Cardiology and Cardiovascular Imaging
Health Alliance - Mary's Avenue Campus
111 Mary's Avenue, Suite 3
Kingston, NY 12401-5853
Phone: 845.339.3663
Fax: 845.339.3629
Margaretville Hospital
42084 State Highway 28
Margaretville, NY 12455
Phone: 845.568.2631
MidHudson Regional - Poughkeepsie Division
1 Webster Avenue
The Atrium, Suite 202
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
845.483.5720
Hawthorne Division
19 Bradhurst Avenue, Suites 3850
Hawthorne, NY 10532
Cardiology - 914.909.6900
Cardiovascular Imaging - 914.909.6925
Long Island Division
877 Stewart Avenue, Suite 12
Garden City, NY 11530
914.598.7651
New Windsor Division
575 Hudson Valley Avenue, Suite 200
New Windsor, NY 12553
845.561.2773