New Jersey Cardiology Associates

09/07/2026

This Labor Day, New Jersey Cardiology Associates recognizes the dedication and hard work of people throughout our communities.

Whether you’re spending the long weekend relaxing, gathering with family and friends, or simply enjoying a well-deserved break, we wish you a safe and happy Labor Day!

09/04/2026

Expertise matters. So does having heart care within reach. ❤️

New Jersey Cardiology Associates provides comprehensive cardiac care ranging from prevention and ongoing disease management to advanced interventional procedures.

With specialists experienced in complex cardiovascular conditions and multiple convenient locations, our team is committed to providing patients with high-quality care throughout their heart health journey.

NJ Cardiology Associates specializes in treating heart conditions at our offices throughout Essex County. Call for an appointment today!

09/02/2026

Heart conditions can be complex, which is why having access to specialized expertise matters.

Interventional cardiologists receive additional training in catheter-based techniques used to treat coronary artery disease and structural heart conditions. These minimally invasive approaches can be used to improve blood flow, replace damaged valves, implant devices, and address other heart concerns. 🫀

At New Jersey Cardiology Associates, our team provides advanced cardiac care with the goal of helping each patient find the treatment approach that fits their needs.

Our interventional radiologists are all board-certified and have extensive experience performing safe and effective interventional cardiologist procedures.

08/31/2026

Heart failure does not mean the heart has stopped working. It means the heart isn’t pumping blood as effectively as the body needs. ❤️

Coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, heart valve disease, cardiomyopathy, diabetes, and other conditions can all contribute to heart failure.

Understanding your individual risk factors can be an important part of protecting your heart and knowing when to seek care.

Heart failure is a serious medical condition where the heart is not able to circulate blood effectively for the body’s needs. It does not indicate that the heart has ceased functioning, but rather that it’s not pumping blood as sufficiently as it should. This can lead to a range of symptoms, inc...

08/27/2026

What happens after a TAVR procedure? 🫀

Because TAVR is minimally invasive, recovery is typically faster than with open-heart valve surgery. Most patients spend two to five nights recovering in the hospital, sometimes including a short period of closer monitoring.

Your care team will also provide guidance for gradually returning to activity and supporting your heart health after your procedure.

New Jersey Cardiology Associates specializes in minimally invasive TAVR procedure to treat aortic valve stenosis in West Orange, NJ. Call today!

08/25/2026

Heart failure care doesn’t stop when you leave the office.

New Jersey Cardiology Associates offers telemonitoring that allows patients to send daily blood pressure and weight measurements, along with answers to a short questionnaire, directly to our nursing staff. 📱❤️

NJ Cardiology Heart Failure Center treats over 1,000 patients a year. Offers heart rhythm and device management, valvular heart disease management, and more.

08/21/2026

Heart health matters at every age. ❤️

While many symptoms in children and teens are not caused by heart disease, certain signs deserve attention, including fainting during physical activity, chest pain, unusual shortness of breath, or heart palpitations.

For infants, feeding difficulties, rapid breathing, trouble gaining weight, or tiring while eating may also warrant a conversation with a healthcare provider.

Most of us don’t think children have heart problems, but did you know that 2,000 children of all ages die each year from sudden cardiac arrest in the United States? It is responsible for up to 5% of all deaths in children from 5 to 19 years old. That is just one such heart problem and there are mo...

08/19/2026

When should you see a cardiologist? Your body may be giving you important clues. 🫀

Symptoms and risk factors that deserve attention can include:

❤️ Chest pain or pressure
💨 Unusual shortness of breath
💓 A racing, fluttering, or irregular heartbeat
🦶 Swelling in the legs, ankles, or feet
👨‍👩‍👧 A strong family history of heart disease

Some symptoms can have many possible causes, but they shouldn’t be ignored.

Read about five warning signs that may mean it’s time to see a cardiologist.

Shortness of breath, chest pressure, or a family history of heart disease? Discover 5 warning signs that mean it's time to see a cardiologist at NJCA in NJ.

08/17/2026

Managing heart failure often requires more than one approach. ❤️

The New Jersey Cardiology Associates Heart Failure Center treats more than 1,000 patients each year, providing individualized care that may include medication management, device and rhythm management, valvular heart disease management, lifestyle support, and invasive cardiology procedures.

Our team works closely with patients, families, primary care providers, and other specialists to help coordinate care at every step.

NJ Cardiology Heart Failure Center treats over 1,000 patients a year. Offers heart rhythm and device management, valvular heart disease management, and more.

08/13/2026

Advanced heart care can sometimes be delivered through a catheter instead of open-heart surgery.

Interventional cardiology uses minimally invasive techniques to treat conditions involving the heart, arteries, blood vessels, and heart valves. These procedures can help restore blood flow, repair structural heart problems, and treat coronary artery disease.

New Jersey Cardiology Associates provides comprehensive interventional cardiology care with convenient locations throughout New Jersey.

Our interventional radiologists are all board-certified and have extensive experience performing safe and effective interventional cardiologist procedures.