About Us

Hunterdon Cardiovascular Associates is dedicated to improving the cardiovascular health of our community. We are committed to providing the highest quality of care in a patient centered environment.

Our physicians are board certified cardiologists and fellows of the American College of Cardiology who have received in-depth training in various sub-specialties. We provide a full range of cardiac services for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Come to us for experienced care in:

- General Cardiovascular Care
- Electrophysiology
- Nuclear Cardiology
- Peripheral Vascular Disease
- Congestive Heart Failure/Various Cardiomyopathies
- Specialized Syncope Clinic
- Preventive Cardiovascular Care
- Pre-operative Evaluations

Through our talented professional team, three New Jersey locations and a variety of clinical, diagnostic and specialized services, Hunterdon Cardiovascular Associates puts your heart in good hands.

Latest Blogs

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Dyslipidemia: Cholesterol and Heart Health

Dyslipidemia refers to lipid imbalances in the bloodstream. It can lead to cardiovascular complications when not treated, including heart attack and stroke. Fortunately, this condition can be effectively managed to reduce your risk for its related problems. Here’s a closer ...read more

Valvular Heart Disease and Risk: Lifestyle Changes That Help

Heart disease is a broad term that encompasses many different conditions. One specific group of heart diseases is known as “valvular disease.” Here’s what you need to know about valvular heart disease, as well as how certain lifestyle habits can ...read more

Carotid Artery Disease: Mitigating the Risk of a Stroke

An estimated 30% of strokes are caused by blockages in the carotid artery. Understanding the causes of carotid artery disease may help you reduce your risk for stroke—especially if you already meet other risk factors. Here’s a closer look at ...read more