East Valley's

Most Experienced Cardiologists

143 S. 63rd St., Mesa, AZ 85206
Suites 100, 200 & 201

143 S. 63rd St., Mesa, AZ 85206
Suites 100, 200 & 201

Your Premier Cardiologists in the Phoenix Area

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Providing Excellence in Heart & Vascular Care Since 1979

At Tri-City Cardiology, patient satisfaction is a top priority. Our team of physicians and staff are dedicated to providing you with high quality care and outstanding patient service so that every encounter is a positive experience!

Our physicians work closely with East Valley hospitals to bring state-of-the-art diagnostic, treatment, and preventative services to the community.

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Delivering World Class Heart & Vascular Care Close to Home

Individualized care for patients with a variety of cardiovascular conditions.

Ambulatory Surgery Center

The Ambulatory Surgery Center is equipped with advanced technology. We strive for the best patient experience and unsurpassed quality of care.

General Cardiology

Tri-City Cardiology physicians offer world class care in medical cardiology.

Interventional Cardiology

Cardiovascular care dedicated to unclogging blocked arteries by using minimally invasive techniques.

Vein & Vascular Center

The Tri-City Vein Center specializes in treating the cause of venous disease.

Arrhythmia Center

A wide range of heart conditions can be evaluated and treated using cardiac electrophysiology procedures.

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What Is Structural Heart Disease and How Is It Treated Without Open-Heart Surgery?

Structural heart disease refers to problems with the heart’s valves, walls, chambers, or major vessels. Unlike conditions caused by clogged arteries, structural heart disease involves the heart’s physical structure. These issues may be present at birth (congenital) or develop over time because of aging, infection, or other health conditions. Common types of structural heart disease include: Heart valve disorders, such as aortic stenosis or mitral regurgitation Congenital heart defects, like atrial septal defects (ASDs) or ventricular septal defects (VSDs) Enlarged

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