Central Connecticut Cardiologists

Central Connecticut Cardiologists is a medical clinic in Hartford, CT, specializing in adult cardiovascular disease. The practice has a thirty-year tradition of serving patients in the greater Hartford area with diagnostic and therapeutic care. The clinic provides a wide array of services, including congestive heart failure clinics, preoperative evaluations, pacemaker and ICD services, and remote patient monitoring. It also offers vascular testing, echocardiography, and nuclear stress testing. The Hartford location is one of three offices, with additional sites in Enfield and Simsbury. The clinic holds a rating of 3.00 based on 6 reviews.

The practice includes ten cardiologists and three nurse practitioners. The physicians are American-trained at leading institutions and board certified in cardiology, echocardiography, interventional cardiology, structural cardiology, electrophysiology, and nuclear cardiology. Several physicians hold teaching appointments at the University of Connecticut. The clinic maintains a nuclear stress test laboratory certified by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission and IAC-certified echocardiography sites in all three locations. Specific services include angioplasty and stenting, cardiac ablation, arrhythmia management, and structural heart procedures such as transcatheter aortic valve replacement and mitral clip. The practice is closely affiliated with Trinity Health of New England and St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, which provides tertiary care for cardiac surgery and electrophysiology.

The Hartford office is located at 19 Woodland Street. It sits on Woodland Street, about a short walk from the Carriage House Theater and the Nook Farm and Woodland Street Historic District. The clinic is also near Farmington Avenue, the North Branch Park River, and the Mark Twain House, all within a tenth of a mile.

Central Connecticut Cardiologists brings three decades of experience to the Hartford community, offering specialized cardiac care and advanced diagnostic technology in a setting close to the city's historic core.