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Riverview Health Heart & Vascular
395 Westfield Road
Noblesville, IN 46060

Referral number - 317.776.7319

When you or a loved one have a heart or vascular emergency, timing is everything. Riverview Health Heart & Vascular is ready 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide fast, life-saving care close to home.

Our heart and vascular team includes board-certified interventional cardiologists, vascular surgeons and cardiovascular subspecialists who provide expert care using the latest, most advanced treatments. We provide a comprehensive list of services, and our success in the treatment of heart attacks has earned us numerous national awards from the American College of Cardiology.

At Riverview Health, you’ll receive the personalized attention you’ve come to expect from us, backed by doctors who bring years of experience in cardiovascular specialties. So whether you’re in need of emergency services or treatment of a non-urgent heart or vascular condition, you can turn to the team where compassion and quality care go hand-in-hand at Riverview Health. To see a provider at this practice, you'll first need a referral from a primary care provider. 
Referral number - 317.776.7319

Conditions We Treat

At Riverview Health Heart & Vascular, we diagnose and treat a wide range of urgent and non-urgent heart and vascular conditions, including:

We also partner with Suburban Home Health to provide convenient in-home services for patients who need ongoing care.

Heart Attack Signs and Symptoms

If you think you're having symptoms of a heart attack, seek emergency medical care immediately by calling 911.

  • Chest pain or discomfort that ranges from mild to severe
  • Dizziness
  • Nausea
  • Pain that may be felt down the left arm or up into the jaw
  • Shortness of breath
  • Sweating
  • Women may experience the same symptoms as men, along with:
  • Pain in the center of the back or in the shoulder area
  • Unusual fatigue for no obvious reason

Providers in this service

  • James P. Adlam, DO

    James P. Adlam, DO

  • Felix Alva-Valdes, MD

    Felix Alva-Valdes, MD

  • Sandeep A. Joshi, MD

    Sandeep A. Joshi, MD

  • Parin J. Patel, MD

    Parin J. Patel, MD

  • J Mario Pyles, MD

    J Mario Pyles, MD

  • Emily A. Ruden, MD

    Emily A. Ruden, MD

  • Bruce F. Schilt, MD

    Bruce F. Schilt, MD

  • Thomas P. Schleeter, MD

    Thomas P. Schleeter, MD

  • Matthew J. Scozzaro, MD

    Matthew J. Scozzaro, MD

  • Richard H Ofstein, MD

    Richard H Ofstein, MD

  • Jeffrey B. Weinberger, MD

    Jeffrey B. Weinberger, MD

  • Russell S. Dilley, MD

    Russell S. Dilley, MD

  • Brandon D. Downing, MD

    Brandon D. Downing, MD

  • Deepak Guttikonda, MD

    Deepak Guttikonda, MD

  • Christopher J. Hansen, MD

    Christopher J. Hansen, MD

  • Dennis M. Jacob, MD

    Dennis M. Jacob, MD

  • Navneet Lather, MD

    Navneet Lather, MD

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