Pacemakers 101

Posted by: Heart and Vascular Care in Cardiology on May 19, 2020

What is a pacemaker: A pacemaker is a small, battery-powered device that is implanted permanently into the body. The pacemaker monitors the electrical impulses in the heart and, when needed, delivers electrical stimuli to make the heart beat (contract) in a more normal rhythm. This device is used when the heart beats too slowly (bradycardia) […]

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Get to know Dr. Adam Buntaine

Posted by: Heart and Vascular Care in Practice Updates on May 5, 2020

“Love Dr. Buntaine. His bedside manner is great, he comes across as very caring and knowledgeable and makes me feel quite confident after my visits. I would refer him to any of my friends with great confidence.” – Catherine, Canton Adam Buntaine, MD, FACC is one one the award winning interventional cardiologists working for Heart […]

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Get to know Laqueta Nelson, NP

Posted by: Heart and Vascular Care in Practice Updates on April 21, 2020

Meet Laqueta! The newest advanced practice provider to join the Heart and Vascular team. Laqueta moved to the Atlanta area from Chicago and now resides in Acworth, GA. Laqueta’s passion for nursing can be described as genetic, following in the footsteps of both her grandfather and grandmother. She has garnered 20 years of experience in […]

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Do you know the signs of a heart attack?

Posted by: Heart and Vascular Care in Cardiology on April 7, 2020

Heart disease is the nations #1 killer, claiming a life every 60 seconds. While most people realize that getting medical attention quickly is crucial in response to a heart attack or stroke it is important to know the signs so that you can act. While men and women can both experience heart attacks, their symptoms […]

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What is the difference between a DO and an MD?

Posted by: Heart and Vascular Care in Cardiology on June 28, 2019

If you see a physician for your any of your overall healthcare management, there’s a possibility that you’re seeing a D.O., not an M.D. While both degrees mean your doctor is a licensed physician, their training differs slightly and each has a unique perspective on care. Heart and Vascular Care is excited to welcome the […]

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