Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists offers comprehensive cardiac care at their friendly, comfortable office in Mountain View, California. The experienced team of providers are known for their personalized care and ability to put patients at ease while providing advanced care for cardiovascular disease.
The medical professionals at Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists have a passion for preventive heart care, teaching patients how a healthy diet and regular exercise can make the difference between preventing cardiovascular disease and ending up with chronic, progressive heart conditions. They provide customized medical care for all types of cardiovascular disease, including arrhythmias, peripheral artery disease, congestive heart failure, valvular heart disease, and aortic aneurysms.
The team of physicians has exceptional experience performing interventional procedures to treat the underlying problem and repair structural problems. Whether patients need balloon angioplasty or stents to clear atherosclerotic plaque, implantation of a pacemaker to regulate their heartbeat, perform a procedure to insert an aortic-valve, repair a mitral-valve, or a graft to treat an aortic aneurysm, they can depend on Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists expertise to achieve optimal results.
With the team’s ongoing involvement in clinical research, patients at Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists also have the opportunity to participate in ongoing clinical trials studying the latest procedures and devices. To get help for cardiovascular symptoms or to learn more about the services available at the practice, call the office or schedule an appointment online.
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