Community Memorial Cardiology cares for adults 18 and older.
The cardiology office is located in the Hamilton Family Health Center.
Board certified cardiologist Avneet Singh, MD, oversees our cardiology department, and care including non-invasive diagnostic testing. Dr. Singh is available for inpatient, outpatient and pre-operative consults and is an important part of the critical care team. Recognizing the importance of coordinated care in providing the best evidence-based medicine for our patients, services are connected to and supported by Community Memorial Family Health Centers and Hospital Services, and accessible to the Crouse Health network of services as necessary.
Our cardiology department features state-of-the-art technology to provide advanced diagnostic services, consultations for invasive procedures, and treatment options for patients with coronary heart disease.
Cardiology patients evaluated and treated have experienced:
Heart Attacks
Heart Surgery
Angina
Other Heart Conditions
Our diverse group of experts works with you and your primary care provider to attend to every facet of your cardiac care and rehabilitation, including diet, exercise, medication and more. We understand how frightening heart problems can be; how even as you recover physically, a lack of confidence may continue.
Cardiology diagnostic testing and treatments provided include:
Echocardiogram is the use of sound waves to present a moving picture of the heart. Two Dimensional, Doppler, and Color Flow Maps are available on site both on an inpatient and outpatient basis.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) is the use of electrodes to take electrical measurements of the heartrate and rhythm.
Bubble study uses an IV to pass saline solution with very small bubbles through the heart’s chambers to chart blood flow in the heart.
Stress testing is a comparison series of tests performed at rest and while exercising. Stress testing is done on site in our cardiac lab. This includes regular and nuclear testing. The tests may be performed using pharmacologic means for those who may not be able to walk on a treadmill.
Event and holter monitors are portable heart monitors used to record heartbeats and identify problems.
Pacemaker and defibrillator follow-up – the noninvasive programming, reading and adjustment of implants.
Cardioversion is a procedure intended to restore a fast and-or irregular heartbeat.
Transesophageal echocardiogram is a probe guided into the patient’s esophagus for ultrasonic readings of the heart.
Contact Cardiology
To make an appointment, call: (315) 648-6408.
Office hours are Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm