There has been recent buzz in health news regarding sugar and sugar substitutes (also known as “fake” sugar). Often, people switch from regular sugar to artificial sweeteners to save on calories but is the switch healthy? More research is showing […]
Read more »8 servings This recipe is Gluten Free. Feel free to make substitutions to make your casserole vegetarian or dairy free. 3 cups cooked, diced chicken breast (can use the white meat off a rotisserie or use leftover cooked chicken breast) […]
Read more »1 serving 1/3 cup old fashioned oats 3 tablespoons low fat milk (or milk substitution of your choice) 3 tablespoons Greek yogurt 1/2 tablespoon honey 1/2 tsp vanilla extract 1/2 cup diced fresh fruit (bananas or any berries) Optional: ½-1 […]
Read more »High blood pressure increases your risk for heart disease and stroke. The good news is that there are steps you can take every day to keep your blood pressure in a healthy range. You can help prevent high blood pressure—also […]
Read more »In honor of heart health month, join us for a free zoom event on February 24th. Dr. Dinkler will discuss heart disease, risk factors, and early symptoms. He will be joined by a physical therapist who will provide advice on […]
Read more »Worldwide, heart disease and strokes are the leading causes of death. They’re also the leading killers of Americans, accounting for one out of every three deaths in the United States. But there’s good news, too. About 80 percent of all […]
Read more »Our 10th location in Middletown is now open. If you are looking for a cardiologist in that area, we are accepting new patients and welcome you to our practice. Call (203) 265-9831 to schedule a visit.
Read more »This October, we are pleased to open our 10th location in Middletown, CT. We welcome new and current patient to our convenient new office. We are currently booking appointments – please call (203) 265-9831. 400 Saybrook Road Suite 204 Middletown […]
Read more »Castle Connolly is a leading research company founded in 1992. Each year, they survey doctors throughout the nation to find out who they would go see if they were sick. In the 2021 Cardiovascular Disease category, four of the five […]
Read more »The American Heart Association shares a short video about how to pick out seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Read more »February is American Heart Month Did you know… Heart disease and stroke cause one in three deaths among women each year – more than all cancers combined. The good news is the more a woman knows about heart disease, the […]
Read more »Dr. Jeffrey Walden talks with CBS about heart health during a pandemic. He discusses when it is important to contact your doctor about symptoms and why it is critical to not ignore certain warning signs. He also shares important steps […]
Read more »Telemedicine is the practice of medicine using technology to deliver care at a distance. A physician or provider in one location can video conference with a patient in the comfort and safety of home. During this time, telemedicine is a valuable […]
Read more »Our staff was thrilled to receive a recent donation of handmade masks from one our patients and his church. We are appreciative of this act of kindness during this challenging time.
Read more »The Wall Street Journal highlights that people with cardiovascular disease face more life-threatening complications from the coronavirus. Even those with simple high blood pressure are being urged to take extra care against infection. Click here to read the article> One […]
Read more »The NY Times posted an interesting article on April 6th entitled ‘Where Have All the Heart Attacks Gone? They note that hospitals are eerily quiet except for Covid-19 cases. Medical professionals across the globe are questioning where are all the […]
Read more »We Are Ready for You in Our Offices May 29, 2020 We are extremely grateful for our patients who have worked with us throughout this pandemic. Many of you took advantage of our Telemedicine visits which were an excellent way […]
Read more »Did you know that nearly 1 in 3 adults in the United States have high blood cholesterol, a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke? High blood cholesterol can be hard to detect, as it often shows no signs […]
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