We’ve built the largest network of heart and vascular care in Southern Illinois, with the goal of providing you exceptional care, close to home. We offer a wide array of comprehensive cardiovascular care from end to end—beginning with medical evaluation and testing, to the most minimally invasive and most advanced diagnostic and surgical procedures and treatments, all performed by an award-winning team of board-certified cardiologists.
We invite you to take a free HeartAware Risk Assessment, which will ask you a series of questions about your current health status. It only takes about seven minutes to complete. This free risk assessment will send you results in the form of a report that provides valuable information about your risk of Cardiovascular Disease. This report will be email to you directly so you can share it with your healthcare provider.
Our team of experts treat a full spectrum of heart and vascular conditions including but not limited to:
Most insurances require referrals by your Primary Care Provider (PCP) and/or preauthorization by your insurance carrier in order for insurance coverage to be provided. Your referring provider should provide you with a referral order.
Additionally, our team can help you to obtain any necessary preauthorization, but please know that proper referrals and any required preauthorization are ultimately your responsibility. If you’re unsure about the referral(s) or preauthorization(s) you might need, please contact your insurance company or your employer’s benefits department and/or manager.
If you’re in need of a PCP, take a look at our Find A Provider Page to schedule an appointment at your convenience.
Take our free Heart Aware Risk assessment and discuss your results with Primary Care Provider.
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