Dr. Sarah Johnson
Cardiology Specialist
Providing expert cardiac care with over 15 years of experience in interventional cardiology and heart disease prevention.
About Dr. Johnson
Dr. Sarah Johnson is a board-certified cardiologist specializing in preventive cardiology and heart health management. After completing her medical degree at Harvard Medical School, she pursued advanced training in interventional cardiology at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
With over 15 years of clinical experience and numerous research publications in prestigious medical journals, Dr. Johnson brings cutting-edge cardiac care to her patients.
Her practice focuses on personalized treatment plans that combine the latest medical advancements with lifestyle modifications to achieve optimal heart health for each patient.
Medical Services
Cardiac Consultation
Comprehensive evaluation of heart health including medical history review, physical examination, and personalized risk assessment.
Advanced Cardiac Imaging
State-of-the-art cardiac imaging including echocardiograms, cardiac CT scans, and MRI for accurate diagnosis of heart conditions.
Preventive Cardiology
Specialized programs focusing on lifestyle modifications, nutrition counseling, and risk factor management to prevent heart disease.
Patient Testimonials
Michael R.
Heart Attack Survivor
"Dr. Johnson's quick diagnosis and intervention saved my life. Her ongoing care and guidance have helped me make significant lifestyle changes, and I've never felt healthier."
Jennifer T.
Preventive Care Patient
"Dr. Johnson takes the time to listen and explain everything thoroughly. Her preventive approach has helped me address heart health concerns before they became serious problems."
Latest Articles
Understanding Heart Attack Warning Signs
March 1, 2025
Learn the early warning signs of a heart attack and what actions to take that could save your life or the life of a loved one.
Heart-Healthy Diet: Beyond the Basics
February 15, 2025
Discover advanced nutritional strategies that can significantly improve cardiac health and reduce risk factors.
Exercise and Heart Health at Any Age
February 1, 2025
Age-appropriate exercise recommendations to maintain cardiovascular health throughout different stages of life.