We are The NY Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease, a preventive cardiology practice in New York led by Dr. Bradley Radwaner. We focus on assessing cardiovascular risk and creating individualized plans that combine lifestyle approaches, targeted testing and medical management to lower the chance of heart attack, stroke and sudden cardiac death.
Our mission and clinical approach
Our mission is straightforward, we help adults reduce cardiovascular risk through early detection, focused prevention and continuity of care. We use evidence based methods to identify what matters most for each patient, then translate findings into an actionable plan.
What prevention means here
Prevention at our center means three things. First, a precise risk assessment that goes beyond basic screening. Second, a personalized plan that combines lifestyle change with medical options when needed. Third, ongoing monitoring so improvements are sustained.
- Risk assessment including traditional risk factors and advanced testing when indicated.
- Personalized lifestyle strategies covering nutrition, exercise and sleep.
- Targeted medical management for blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes risk.
- Coordinated care with your primary care physician and other specialists.
Services we provide
We offer a focused set of services for adults concerned about heart disease risk. You can learn the full list on our main services page, which describes how each offering fits into long term prevention.
- Cardiologist consultations that begin with a detailed risk review.
- Preventive cardiology programs emphasizing early detection and monitoring.
- Cholesterol management and lipid optimization for long term risk reduction.
- Specialist evaluation for patients with family history, diabetes or hypertension.
For a compact overview of everything we do, see our Services hub.
The team and clinical credentials
Dr. Bradley Radwaner is the founder and medical director. With more than 30 years of clinical experience, he combines cardiology training, preventive care expertise and practice as a men's health physician to guide long term heart health strategies.
How we work with patients
We build individualized plans after an initial evaluation, then focus on measurable goals, education and follow up. Tests and treatments are chosen to match each patient’s risk profile and life context, not based on a one size fits all checklist.
Where we serve and community ties
Care is available to adults across Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Westchester, Long Island, New Jersey and the greater New York metropolitan area. Many patients are busy professionals, adults over 45, people with diabetes and those with a family history of heart disease.
We partner with primary care physicians and corporate wellness programs to make prevention practical for people with complex schedules.
Pro tip: If you are tracking risk factors such as cholesterol, blood pressure or blood sugar, bring recent lab results and a list of current medications to your first visit. That helps us tailor testing and avoid unnecessary repeats.
How we coordinate care
Prevention often requires more than one clinician. We work closely with referring primary care physicians and other specialists to align goals, share test results and coordinate treatment plans. That collaboration preserves continuity and reduces duplication of testing.
Tests and monitoring you might see
- Standard labs and lipid panels.
- Advanced cholesterol and inflammatory markers when clinically useful.
- Noninvasive imaging or functional tests based on individual risk.
Key takeaway
The NY Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease focuses on early detection and personalized prevention. We combine risk assessment, lifestyle strategies and targeted medical care to help adults across the New York area reduce the likelihood of heart attack, stroke and sudden cardiac death.
Frequently asked questions
Who leads care at the center?
Dr. Bradley Radwaner is the founder and medical director. He brings more than 30 years of clinical experience in cardiology and preventive care.
What should I bring to an initial appointment?
Bring recent lab results, a list of medications, a summary of known medical conditions and any family history of heart disease. That information helps us complete an efficient risk assessment.
Do you coordinate with my primary care doctor?
Yes, we routinely share findings and treatment plans with primary care physicians and other specialists to ensure coordinated, continuous care.
Which neighborhoods and regions do you serve?
We serve adults across Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Westchester, Long Island, New Jersey and the New York metropolitan area.
Learn more and find us
Read our Google Business Profile to see patient reviews and get directions, and explore related pages on this website to learn more about our services and approach.