Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) and varicose veins are more common than you may think and can affect all people, regardless of age, gender, or race. Vein disease is not always obvious by appearance and the majority of patients with vein […]
Read more »If you suffer from tired, painful, or swollen veins, you are not alone! Vein disease affects more than 30 million Americans each year. Fortunately, there are minimally invasive procedures that can be done right in our office that can bring […]
Read more »Two of our providers, Dr. John Dinkler and Amanda Votto, PA, completed a course in Lifestyle and Wellness Coaching through Harvard Medical School’s Executive Education Program. At CCPC, we are always striving to improve the quality of care our patients receive. […]
Read more »Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer, and unfairly targets women. Women have been left out of research, testing, treatment and funding. Fortunately, women have an amazing resource – each other. On February 7, we wear RED to be seen, […]
Read more »We are sad to announce the passing of Dr. Alfredo Nino on February 2nd. He was an extraordinary man. He co-founded Consulting Cardiologists in 1972. He was instrumental in guiding the practice, setting the groundwork for providing the highest quality, […]
Read more »Vascular disease is any disease of the blood vessels including arteries and veins. Arteries and veins are our bodies’ roadway that are used to circulate blood through arms, legs, and internal organs. Vascular disease occurs when an abnormal condition affects […]
Read more »Consulting Cardiologists, PC is the leading independent private cardiology practice in Central Connecticut. We are looking to hire ambitious, confident, and dedicated Physician Assistants to join our team. New graduates are welcome and are encouraged to apply.We provide our patients […]
Read more »On September 13th, 2024, our Vascular team performed their 100th vein ablation. Venous ablation is a minimally invasive, outpatient treatment option to treat patients suffering from pain, heaviness, swelling, itching, throbbing, cosmetically unappealing or uncomfortable legs from varicose veins or […]
Read more »Consulting Cardiologists is once again pleased to dominate as the leading cardiologists in the state! Congratulations to: Castle Connolly Top Doctors represent the top 7% of all U.S. practicing physicians. Castle Connolly Top Doctors are peer-nominated, and thoroughly vetted by our […]
Read more »Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) affects over 30 million people in the United States. Sudden drops in blood oxygen level that occur during OSA increase blood pressure and strain the heart. Learn more about this serious issue and find out if […]
Read more »Congratulations to Dr. Feingold and Dr. Dinkler for successfully completing the Hartford half marathon. And, great job to our team member, Pennie Gilliland, who completed the 5k.Running is an excellent form of cardiovascular exercise that really gets the heart pumping. […]
Read more »Consulting Cardiologists was proud to sponsor a hole for the Twilight Wish CT golf tournament on September 27th at the Timberlin Golf Course in Berlin. Twilight Wish CT is a non-profit foundation whose mission is to honor and enrich the lives […]
Read more »We are thrilled to have Dr. William Perucki join our team this summer. As a fellowship-trained electrophysiologist, he brings an exciting new service area to our practice and specializes in heart rhythms and heart abnormalities. In the interview below, Dr. […]
Read more »Dr. Perucki is a Connecticut native who attended the University of Connecticut where he graduated in 2004 with a BA in Business Administration. He worked for six years in the field of finance and accounting and then decided to pursue a […]
Read more »Dr. David Altszuler Dr. Steven Bleich Dr. John Dinkler Dr. Kevin Dougherty Dr. William Farrell Dr. Andrew Feingold Dr. Robert Golub Dr. John Granquist Dr. Maximilian Lee Dr. Allison Padegimas Dr. Norman Roth Dr. George Spivack Dr. Kevin Tally Dr. […]
Read more »Physical Symptoms of Vein Disease Who is at Risk? Heredity is the number one risk factor for venous disease. For example, if your parents had varicose veins, you have an 89% chance of developing them. Gender also plays a role […]
Read more »Our new Middletown office is open starting on April 24th. We are located at 57 South Main Street. This replaces our previous Middletown location. We look forward to seeing patients in this new location.
Read more »A number of studies have also shown that people who exercise regularly are less likely to suffer a sudden heart attack or other life-threatening cardiac event. Dr. Dinkler takes this to heart! He recently completed the Boston Marathon with an impressive […]
Read more »Our team was excited celebrate the retirement of nurse practitioner, Carol Campbell, ACNP, BC. Carol retired at the end of 2023 after serving decades as a valued member of the Consulting Cardiologists family. She served as a trusted, skilled, and […]
Read more »In a recent randomized trial, the effects of coffee on premature atrial contractions (also known as PAC’s or extra beats given off from the top part of the heart) were examined. The study showed that consuming coffee did not result […]
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