Our Procedures

Heart Catheterization

A diagnostic or therapeutic procedure to evaluate and treat conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels.
Peripheral Angiograms

Imaging to assess blood flow in arteries outside the heart, typically in the arms or legs.
Coronary, Peripheral Intervention

Minimally invasive procedures to treat blocked or narrowed arteries in the heart or other parts of the body.
Implantable Loop Insertion/Removal

Implantation or removal of a device that monitors irregular heart rhythms over an extended period.
Permanent Pacemaker Insertion

Placement of a small device to regulate heart rhythm for patients with arrhythmias.
Permanent Pacemaker Generator Change

Replacement of the power source in an existing pacemaker to ensure continued functionality.
Implantable cardioverter Defibrillator Generator Change

Replacement of the battery unit in an existing ICD device.
Diagnostic Carotid Angiograms

Imaging of the carotid arteries to detect blockages or narrowing that could lead to stroke.
Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator Insertion

Placement of a device that monitors and corrects life-threatening irregular heart rhythms.

Frequently Asked Questions

You will receive conscious sedation. Medication is given to you through your IV to help you relax and minimize discomfort as well as a local anesthetic to numb your access site.

NO. The medication used during your procedure impairs your judgement and makes driving dangerous and illegal. You will need a responsible adult to bring you to and from your procedures. Please make arrangements prior to your procedure day.

It is highly recommended that you arrange for someone to stay with you overnight following your procedure.

In most cases, you will be able to have liquids to drink during your recovery period.

A light snack will be provided to patients prior to discharge.

Patients typically feel well after their procedure but may have some tenderness and or bruising at their access site. Physical restrictions are limited but include not driving for 48 hours or submerging the access site in water for 7 days. You’ll be sent home with written instructions related to your post-catheterization care.

You may receive charges from both CVC-ASC, LLC which is the facility fee for your surgical procedure, and your physician’s office, which is their fee for performing your surgery.

You can contact our office at (352) 633-5016

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