BHC offers quality comprehensive cardiovascular care. Birmingham Heart Clinic is recognized for our commitment to the latest in cutting edge technology in treating coronary, carotid and peripheral disease. We have six convenient locations throughout the Birmingham area. Find Locations Our team of physicians is committed to providing excellent patient care. Our physicians are board certified, specialize in minimally invasive procedures and work with our referring physicians to optimize the plan of treatment for our patients. Our physicians BHC offers a wide
range of diagnostics.
Some of which include:
Echocardiogram (ECHO)
Nuclear Stress Test
Doppler (Venous and Carotid)
Holter Monitor
PET CT Testing
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We are experts in the prevention & treatment of peripheral artery disease. Peripheral artery disease (PAD) occurs when arteries become constricted causing reduced blood flow to your extremities. Losing blood flow to these areas can cause leg pain, swelling, numbness, ulcers and skin discoloration. More about PAD

TCAR Procedure: TransCarotid Artery Revascularization

A Newer Procedure to Birmingham Being Done at St. Vincent’s East

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Birmingham Heart Clinic was established twenty five years ago to provide quality comprehensive cardiovascular care for our patients. Our team of fifteen physicians is recognized for our commitment to providing the latest in cutting edge technology in treating coronary, carotid and peripheral disease.  We also specialize in minimally invasive procedures to repair aortic aneurysms (PEVAR) and replace aortic valves (TAVR).

Birmingham Heart Clinic Adopts Pedal First Approach to Arteriograms

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Robert Yoe, IV, MD Performing an Arteriogram.

When performing an arteriogram for treating peripheral artery disease (PAD), the cardiologists at Birmingham Heart Clinic have adopted a “pedal first” approach, in which the pedal vessels are entered around the ankle.

Birmingham Heart Clinic Adopts Pedal First Approach to Arteriograms

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Robert Yoe, IV, MD performing an Arteriogram.

When performing an arteriogram for treating peripheral artery disease (PAD), the cardiologists at Birmingham Heart Clinic have adopted a “pedal first” approach, in which the pedal vessels are entered around the ankle.

Top 5 Questions for a Cardiologist

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