A board-certified cardiology practice founded on the belief that good cardiac care is unhurried. Same-day imaging when needed, nothing rushed when it isn't, and one physician who knows your story over the long arc of decades.
From a 30-minute consultation to complex interventional work, Helix is a fully equipped cardiology center. We move quickly when the data says to, and slowly when it doesn't.
Cardiac MRI, CT calcium scoring, transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography, and same-day stress imaging — read by our own faculty cardiologists rather than outsourced to a remote service.
Same-day diagnostic and interventional catheterization in a fully accredited lab. Our radial-first protocol allows most patients to be discharged within four hours of the procedure.
3D mapping for atrial fibrillation, supraventricular tachycardia, and ventricular arrhythmias. Cryoablation and RF ablation with same-week scheduling and a dedicated EP nurse navigator for every patient.
The most consequential cardiac visit is often the one before any symptom appears. We stratify risk decades in advance using ApoB, Lp(a), and CT calcium — and we treat early enough for it to matter.
Helix was founded the year I retired from a department of seventeen cardiologists, after twenty-eight years and roughly forty-thousand procedures. I had become a very good interventional cardiologist and an increasingly mediocre physician — and I knew which one of those mattered to my patients.
Helix is what happens when you give a small group of distinguished cardiologists back the time to be doctors. Forty patients per physician. Same-day imaging when it's actually indicated. The same person reading your scan, performing your procedure, and calling you with the result.
You will not be handed off. The physician who takes your history is the one who reads your echo, reviews your labs, and calls you afterward.
We request your prior records, imaging and lab work in advance, so the visit begins with what we already know rather than what you can remember.
A full hour with your cardiologist: history, family history, symptoms and the questions you have been meaning to ask. Nobody is watching a clock.
A resting ECG is part of every first visit. When an echocardiogram or calcium score is indicated, it is done that day, down the hall, and read by the same physician.
You leave with a one-page summary in plain language: what we found, what we are watching, and what happens next. Your physician calls when results return.
New-patient consultations are scheduled within 48 hours. Most insurance accepted, and a member success specialist will follow up the same business day.