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Mon – Fri, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
175 Mary Street
Boone, NC 28607
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Phone: (828) 264-9664
Fax: (828) 264-8144
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Take care of your heart!
The Cardiology Center of Watauga Medical Center is committed to providing you with diagnosis and treatment of heart and vascular disease close to home. High Country residents no longer have to leave the mountains for cardiac care from the nation’s top medical professionals. It is located on the campus of Watauga Medical Center, allowing the center’s patients access to the services provided by the Medical Center. Our team is committed to promoting health in the High Country and simply making life better.
If you are experiencing chest pain, shortness of breath, or other life-threatening symptoms, call 911. If you are experiencing non-life-threatening cardiac symptoms, call (828) 264-9664 to schedule an appointment.
*Note: Cardiology services are available at Grandfather Specialty Clinic (Linville, NC) and Jefferson Specialty Clinic (West Jefferson, NC). Call (828) 264-9664 to schedule an appointment.
Patients may contact the Practice Manager at (828) 264-9664 with questions, concerns, complaints or compliments regarding The Cardiology Center.
Forms to complete before your appointment
Physician referral forms
- Afib Monitors
- Arrhythmia Clinic
- Cardiac Resynchronization
- Cardiology Consultations
- Cardiovascular Interventions
- Defibrillators
- Diagnostic Catheterizations
- Echocardiograms
- EKGs
- Exercise Treadmill Tests
- Heart Monitors
- Implantable Monitors
- Nuclear Stress Tests
- Pacemakers
- Stents
- Stress Echocardiograms
Dr. Denier is great….She’s an extremely good cardiologist. I highly recommend her. Also, her staff is wonderful. They actually call you back with test results, and they return phone calls. How many doctors’ offices do that today?
Outstanding ! Couldn’t be happier Dr. Helak is thorough and on the spot! Great physician!
As a former nurse, I am very selective about the physicians treating my family. Dr Hordes gained my respect by first walking into the room and extending his hand to shake with first my husband, the patient, and then myself. He gained my trust through his calm demeanor, pensive consideration of the issues, realistic treatment plan and attention to detail. I cannot recommend him highly enough and have the highest confidence in his ability.
I saw Dr. Hanna for the first time today. I am VERY pleased. He asked a lot of questions, he listened, made notes and explained things. I feel very good about him going forward. After testing, HE called and explained my results. WOW, a doctor who can use the phone and talk to a patient!
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