Explore focused cardiovascular care, choose an appropriate appointment, and learn how your heart health questions can be thoughtfully addressed.
Our scheduling and information offerings have different purposes. This guide keeps those distinctions visible before you enter the secure clinical portal.
For new patients, complex concerns, or a thoughtful preventive cardiology discussion.
45 minutes · Listed at $150
Request Long VisitFor a clinically appropriate brief concern when your care team confirms the shorter duration.
15 minutes · Listed at $50
Check SuitabilityAn asynchronous second opinion records review and POTS resource offerings are separate from live clinician appointments.
Service scope and pricing confirmed before fulfillment.
Understand Nonvisit ServicesAppointment requests remain subject to clinician approval, available providers, state eligibility, and appropriate care setting. The patient guide collects no personal health information.
A few moments of preparation help the care team review your request efficiently, especially when your question needs more time than a brief appointment.
Separate a clinician conversation from asynchronous records review or educational resources. Only a live visit includes a scheduled clinician encounter.
For a new or detailed evaluation, request the listed 45 minute visit. Reserve the 15 minute visit for brief follow-up when the care team has confirmed suitability.
Use the exact service name shown in the guide. Every request remains subject to clinician review, available times, and state eligibility.
For a new or detailed cardiology evaluation: Select the 45 minute Long Cardiology Visit ($150) with Dr. Brown's Team in the service chooser. The secure portal lists other services with durations that do not represent live appointments.
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New or detailed cardiovascular evaluations usually require more time. The practice offers a 45 minute visit for longer discussions. Your clinician reviews appointment suitability.
An asynchronous second opinion records review is performed outside a scheduled live clinician encounter. A live consultation includes a real time clinical discussion. Their scope, deliverables and cost should be confirmed before requesting either service.
Depending on clinician licensure, service scope and the medical question, a virtual visit may support evaluation and coordination of indicated tests. Clinical decisions are made by the responsible clinician within applicable requirements.
Use the service chooser to identify the appropriate live appointment. Existing requests are reviewed through the authorized clinical scheduling system.
Start with the service guide to understand available pathways or open the secure appointment request page.
