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• Arrive Early: Aim to arrive 15–20 minutes before your scheduled time to complete any necessary paperwork.
• Bring Essential Documents:
  • A list of current medications (including doses and frequency).
  • A record of any known allergies.
  • Copies of prior medical records, including test results, imaging reports, and referrals from your primary care physician.
• Know Your Family History: Be prepared to discuss any family history of heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, or high cholesterol.
• Document Symptoms: Write down your symptoms, when they started, and whether anything alleviates or worsens them.
• Prepare Questions: If you have concerns about your heart health, list your questions to ensure they are addressed during the visit.

• Medical History Review: Dr. Malhotra will carefully assess your personal and family medical history, lifestyle habits, and risk factors.
• Physical Examination: This may include checking your blood pressure, heart rate, and listening to your heart and lungs.
• Diagnostic Testing: Based on initial findings, further tests such as an EKG, echocardiogram, or stress test might be recommended.
• Customized Care Plan: You will receive a detailed plan tailored to your health needs, including lifestyle recommendations, medications, or follow-up tests.

• Wear Comfortable Clothing: Opt for attire that allows easy access to your arms and chest for tests.
• Know Your Insurance Coverage: Confirm with your provider if any specific diagnostic tests require prior authorization.
• Bring a Friend or Family Member: If possible, having someone accompany you can help ensure you remember all the details discussed during the appointment.

• After your initial consultation, Dr. Malhotra’s team will coordinate follow-up care or additional testing if needed. Staying proactive with your health through regular visits and communication with the clinic is key to managing heart health effectively.