Preventive cardiology services for West Village, New York

We provide preventive cardiology care to adults in West Village, New York, focused on reducing heart attack, stroke and sudden cardiac death through individualized risk assessment, lifestyle strategies and medical management.

What we do for people in West Village

At The NY Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease we see patients worried about cholesterol, high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation and other heart disease risks. Our approach combines detailed testing, personalized treatment plans and ongoing follow up. Many West Village residents choose us when they want a specialist who emphasizes prevention and continuity of care.

Core services we deliver in the neighborhood include comprehensive risk evaluation, cholesterol management, hypertension management and targeted strategies for stroke prevention. Learn more about our preventive cardiology services on our Preventive Cardiology page, or read about our role as a Cardiologist.

Who in West Village typically needs our care

People who live or work in West Village often come to us for one of these reasons.

• Middle aged men and women looking for a thorough cardiovascular risk review.
• Adults over 45 wanting proactive cholesterol and blood pressure control.
• People with diabetes or a family history of heart disease seeking tailored prevention plans.
• Busy professionals who need coordinated care that fits a full schedule.
• Primary care physicians referring patients for advanced testing or specialist input.

Neighborhoods and nearby areas we serve

We serve patients across West Village and adjacent Manhattan neighborhoods, including Greenwich Village, Chelsea and the Hudson River Park corridor. Our care extends into other boroughs and the greater New York metropolitan area when patients seek preventive cardiology focused on risk reduction. We coordinate with local primary care physicians and specialists to keep care convenient and connected for city residents.

Local conditions that matter for heart health

Certain factors common to urban life affect cardiovascular risk and the way we plan care.

• High stress and long work hours, which influence blood pressure and lifestyle choices.
• Walking and transit use, which provide opportunities for routine physical activity and factor into exercise recommendations.
• Older housing stock and stair access, which can affect activity choices for patients with mobility limits.
• Access to diverse food options, which makes practical nutrition counseling important for managing cholesterol and weight.

How we evaluate and manage risk in the West Village setting

We begin with a focused history and targeted testing to understand each patient’s unique risk profile. Testing may include coronary CT angiogram referrals, cardiac biomarkers or imaging when indicated, and rhythm assessment for suspected atrial fibrillation. Our testing choices follow evidence based practices and are selected to avoid unnecessary procedures.

Management blends lifestyle interventions with medication when needed. For example, cholesterol management often pairs diet and exercise planning with statin therapy when appropriate. You can read more about cholesterol targets and what they mean on our Cholesterol Numbers Explained page.

We also work closely with primary care physicians and other specialists to coordinate care for conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. Learn about how we approach specific risks on our Heart Disease Risk Factors topic page.

What patients can expect from our process

Initial assessment

We review personal and family history, medications, lifestyle and previous test results. The goal is to identify modifiable risks and prioritize next steps.

Targeted testing

Not every patient needs advanced imaging. We select tests based on symptoms, risk level and how results will affect management.

Personalized plan

Plans combine achievable lifestyle goals, clear medication strategies if required, and scheduled follow up to measure progress. We emphasize education so you understand why each step matters.

Common questions West Village residents ask

Insurance, credentials and continuity of care

The NY Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease is led by Dr. Bradley Radwaner. With more than 30 years of clinical experience, Dr. Radwaner focuses on prevention, early detection and ongoing monitoring. We are licensed and insured and work with primary care physicians and specialists throughout Manhattan to maintain continuous care for our patients.