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In mid-November, 2007, Pediatric Cardiology Associates (PCA) joined
Pediatrix Medical Group. This was prompted because of our increasing
patient demands and the need to facilitate the addition of clinical and
administrative infrastructure. Pediatrix is the country's largest provider of
pediatric cardiology services, with nearly 100 providing care in 13
metropolitan communities including Denver, Phoenix and, now, Albuquerque.
PCA continues to be New Mexico's comprehensive provider of pediatric
cardiac services to infants, children and young adults. Our physicians have
been serving New Mexico since 1976 and are the only local providers of
infant and pediatric cardiac surgical procedures and therapeutic
catheterization, including ASD, patent foramen ovale & PDA closure and
vascular stenting. We also provide a comprehensive arrhythmia and
pacemaker service including catheter ablation and ICD implantation. PCA
operates a comprehensive community-based outreach clinic system, allowing
children to be followed in one of 8 communities outside Albuquerque. PCA is
affiliated with Presbyterian Hospital, the largest tertiary care hospital in New
Mexico and the hospital most preferred for overall quality and patient
satisfaction for the last 10 years. It is home to the Presbyterian Heart Center
and the Presbyterian Children's Medical Center, New Mexico's fastest
growing facility for medical and surgical pediatric care.
In mid-November, 2007, Pediatric Cardiology Associates (PCA) joined
Pediatrix Medical Group. This was prompted because of our increasing
patient demands and the need to facilitate the addition of clinical and
administrative infrastructure. Pediatrix is the country's largest provider of
pediatric cardiology services, with nearly 100 providing care in 13
metropolitan communities including Denver, Phoenix and, now, Albuquerque.
PCA continues to be New Mexico's comprehensive provider of pediatric
cardiac services to infants, children and young adults. Our physicians have
been serving New Mexico since 1976 and are the only local providers of
infant and pediatric cardiac surgical procedures and therapeutic
catheterization, including ASD, patent foramen ovale & PDA closure and
vascular stenting. We also provide a comprehensive arrhythmia and
pacemaker service including catheter ablation and ICD implantation. PCA
operates a comprehensive community-based outreach clinic system, allowing
children to be followed in one of 8 communities outside Albuquerque. PCA is
affiliated with Presbyterian Hospital, the largest tertiary care hospital in New
Mexico and the hospital most preferred for overall quality and patient
satisfaction for the last 10 years. It is home to the Presbyterian Heart Center
and the Presbyterian Children's Medical Center, New Mexico's fastest
growing facility for medical and surgical pediatric care.
| INTERVENTIONAL CATHETERIZATION PCA and Presbyterian Hospital provide comprehensive pediatric cardiac interventional services. Read about the program and our 2007 results. To insure the highest quality and best outcomes, the American Heart Association, the American College of Cardiology and the Society of Cardiac Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) have stated that interventional procedures in infants and children should be performed only at facilities where pediatric cardiology surgical back-up is immediately available. At Presbyterian Hospital, we meet or exceed all published guidelines for a pediatric catheter-based interventional program. |
| ASD Closure Device |
| PEDIATRIX CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES AFFILIATES WITH NIH MARFAN SYNDROME ATENOLOL vs LOSARTAN STUDY. Read about it. |
| PEDIATRIC CARDIAC SURGERY In 2007, surgical procedures were performed on 136 infants, children and young adults with congenital heart disease; 69% utilizing cardiopulmonary bypass and 40% in infants 1 year old or younger. Read about our program. |
| You can view our Community Outreach Clinic Schedule for May - June, 2008 |
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| PEDIATRIX CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF NEW MEXICO |
| JUST RELEASED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PEDIATRICIANS TREATING CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS FOR ADHD |