Cardiology Consultation
A thorough evaluation of your heart health — reviewing your history, symptoms, and risk factors to build a personalized plan of care.
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Comprehensive heart & vascular care
From routine evaluations to advanced interventional procedures, every service is delivered with patience, clarity, and expertise.
Consultations & conditions
Cardiology consultations & care
Comprehensive evaluation and ongoing management across the full range of heart and vascular conditions.
Preventive Cardiology Care
Risk assessment, cholesterol and blood-pressure management, and lifestyle guidance to lower your long-term risk of heart disease.
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An assessment of your heart's readiness for surgery, helping your surgical team understand and reduce cardiac risk before a procedure.
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Atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, SVT, and VT
Evaluation and long-term management of irregular or rapid heartbeats, including atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, SVT, and VT.
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Diagnosis and ongoing management of conditions affecting the heart valves, with referral for repair or replacement when appropriate.
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Comprehensive care for both systolic and diastolic heart failure to ease symptoms and improve quality of life — an area of Dr. Pillai's published research.
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Assessment of narrowed arteries in the legs that can cause pain, cramping, and poor circulation.
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Evaluation of slow-healing leg and foot wounds, which can signal reduced circulation that needs prompt treatment.
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Careful monitoring and dosing of blood-thinning medication to prevent clots and stroke while minimizing bleeding risk.
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Testing & imaging
Non-invasive, in-office diagnostics interpreted by a board-certified cardiologist and RPVI.
Echocardiography
An ultrasound of the heart that shows your valves and chambers working in real time. Painless and typically completed in under an hour.
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A quick, painless test that records the heart's electrical activity through small electrodes placed on the chest.
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A specialized echocardiogram using a probe in the esophagus to capture highly detailed images of the heart's structures and valves.
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Evaluates how your heart performs under exertion, helping detect coronary disease and guide treatment.
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Wearable monitors that record your heart rhythm over hours to weeks to capture intermittent palpitations or arrhythmias.
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A small device placed just under the skin that continuously monitors your heart rhythm for up to several years.
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Non-invasive imaging of the neck arteries to detect narrowing that can raise the risk of stroke.
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A painless screening scan of the abdominal aorta to detect an aneurysm before it causes problems.
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Imaging of the arteries to the kidneys to evaluate narrowing that can contribute to high blood pressure.
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Treatments & interventions
Advanced coronary, vascular, and device procedures — many performed through a radial-first approach for faster recovery.
Cardiac Catheterization
A minimally invasive procedure to visualize the coronary arteries — most often performed through the wrist (radial approach) for faster recovery.
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Opening a blocked or narrowed artery with a balloon and a small mesh stent to restore healthy blood flow.
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Controlled sound waves break up calcium in heavily calcified coronary arteries so they can be treated effectively. Dr. Pillai helped bring this technology to Good Samaritan Medical Center.
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Evaluation, coordination, and ongoing follow-up for pacemakers and implantable defibrillators that regulate the heart's rhythm.
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A minimally invasive treatment that closes diseased veins to relieve varicose veins and venous insufficiency.
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Placement of a stent to relieve compression of the iliac vein, restoring normal blood flow out of the leg.
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Minimally invasive procedures to reopen narrowed leg arteries — preserving mobility and limb health.
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