Manhattan Cardiologists

New York, NY

A non-ranked, source-stated preview pilot of cardiology profiles with named Manhattan locations. Existing member observations come from official practice and health-system pages retrieved October 10, 2026; the additions for Nieca Goldberg and Anuradha Lala-Trindade were retrieved October 15, 2026. The pilot is pending human review and does not establish current licensure, insurance acceptance, appointment availability, quality, or accessibility. Holly S. Andersen was separately added from named sources checked October 15, 2026; this does not refresh the older cohort.

Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-10, 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

Directory review status: pending human review.

This research pilot is available by direct URL and is not listed for search indexing. Its publication and review states are unchanged.

Research pilot — source-stated from official practice and health-system profiles retrieved October 10, 2026. Pending human review; current licensure and other independent checks are not complete. The separately reviewed October 15 additions include Goldberg, Lala-Trindade and Andersen; the older cohort verification date and review state remain unchanged.

Provider profiles

1. Roxana Mehran

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Clinical work and research

   Her Mount Sinai biography describes cardiovascular clinical trials, including research on bleeding and kidney-injury risk, leading The Lancet Commission on Women's Cardiovascular Diseases, and directing a women's heart-health program at Mount Sinai.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Roxana Mehran

   Training

   Her biography lists internal-medicine residency at the University of Connecticut, followed by cardiovascular and interventional cardiology fellowships at Mount Sinai.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Roxana Mehran

   Appointments and access

   Mount Sinai's profile lists adult care, video visits, and accepting-new-patient status. Appointment capacity can change; contact the office to confirm.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Roxana Mehran

   Insurance at the Fifth Avenue office

   Mount Sinai lists Medicaid plans for its Fifth Avenue Cardiovascular Medicine Associates office. These are source-stated plan listings, not independently verified physician coverage; confirm the specific plan and provider with the office. Essential Plan participation remains unknown.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Roxana Mehran

   Women in cardiology

   Mehran co-founded Women As One, an organization that supports women cardiologists. In a 2025 interview, she described how mentorship from Martin B. Leon shaped her commitment to mentoring women in cardiology.

   Sources: Women As One — Women Who Lead: Dr. Roxana Mehran

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • Insurance plans listed · needs current review — Mount Sinai's Insurance Information section for Cardiovascular Medicine Associates, Guggenheim Pavilion, 1190 Fifth Avenue, 1 South, retrieved 2026-10-10, lists Amidacare Medicaid; EmblemHealth - HIP-Medicaid; HealthFirst Medicaid; NY Medicaid; VNSNY Select Health Medicaid; Anthem/Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield - HealthPlus Medicaid; Medicare - NY; Medicare - NJ; AETNA - Medicare. Source-stated labels, not independently verified coverage. Plans may vary by office or change; confirm with office. Hospital participation is distinct from physician participation. No Essential Plan was identified; generic Fidelis Health Care or MetroPlus labels are not inferred as Medicaid or Essential Plan products. Observed 2026-10-10

     Sources: Mount Sinai — Roxana Mehran

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Mount Sinai — Roxana Mehran · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated
   • Women As One — Women Who Lead: Dr. Roxana Mehran · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

     Interview dated 2025-07-28; source-stated mentoring detail.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

2. Karishma Patwa

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Why cardiology

   Karishma Patwa's practice biography describes choosing cardiology for its combination of physiology, prevention and treatment. It emphasizes involving patients in their care and building treatment relationships.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Karishma Patwa

   Background and training

   Her practice biography lists undergraduate study in general biology and women's studies at the University of Michigan, a physiology master's degree at New York Medical College, internal-medicine residency at NYU Winthrop and cardiology fellowship at SUNY Downstate.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Karishma Patwa

   Appointments, contact and insurance

   Manhattan Cardiology lists 212-920-9196; appointment availability is not established. The practice page supports its 112B West 72nd Street location. NYU separately lists four Manhattan locations, but current service and scheduling at those sites are unconfirmed. NYU also lists commercial, HMO, and Medicare products while stating that she does not accept insurance. These are conflicting source statements; exact participation remains unresolved. Confirm current details with each office before relying on them.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Karishma Patwa · NYU Langone — Karishma Patwa

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • Insurance · conflict — The visible Appointments, contact and insurance section preserves the conflicting NYU plan listings and refusal statement; exact participation remains unresolved. Observed 2026-10-10

     Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Karishma Patwa · NYU Langone — Karishma Patwa

   • Location · unresolved — The visible location fact and Appointments, contact and insurance section distinguish the practice-listed 112B West 72nd Street from NYU's four listed Manhattan locations. Current service and scheduling at other sites were not independently checked. Observed 2026-10-10

     Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Karishma Patwa · NYU Langone — Karishma Patwa

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Manhattan Cardiology — Karishma Patwa · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated
   • NYU Langone — Karishma Patwa · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · conflict

     Languages are listed by NYU; insurance statements conflict and additional listed sites are not confirmed here.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

3. Nieca Goldberg

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   A path into heart health

   Nieca Goldberg’s interest in cardiology began when her father developed heart disease at a young age. Her NYU biography describes summer work with a cardiologist and a later decision to focus on women after encountering dismissive assumptions about their heart health during residency. Questions from patients also shaped her interest in making space for dialogue: she describes beginning visits by asking what patients want to discuss.

   Sources: Nieca Goldberg physician profile

   Before contacting the practice

   NYU Langone lists Cardiology Associates at 530 1st Avenue, HCC 4th Floor, New York, NY 10016, and the phone 212-263-4320. The profile lists English and French and source-stated, location-dependent insurance information; languages have not been independently assessed, and the exact plan is not confirmed. A scheduling link was observed on the profile but was not tested by booking. Current capacity, fees and referral requirements are not established; confirm current intake and exact plan with the office.

   Sources: Nieca Goldberg physician profile

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — NYU Langone’s named profile identifies Goldberg in cardiology and describes family experience and summer work that informed her interest in the specialty.

     Sources: Nieca Goldberg physician profile

   • source stated — Her profile describes a focus on women’s heart health after dismissive assumptions during residency and a practice of asking patients what they want to discuss.

     Sources: Nieca Goldberg physician profile

   • source stated — NYU Langone lists the Manhattan office, phone, English and French, scheduling link, and location-dependent insurance information; current capacity, fees, referral rules, language proficiency, and exact plan participation are not established.

     Sources: Nieca Goldberg physician profile

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • Insurance plans listed · needs current review — The NYU Langone profile presents insurance participation as location-dependent. Exact plan and clinician-level participation are not independently verified; confirm with this office. Observed 2026-10-15

     Sources: Nieca Goldberg physician profile

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Nieca Goldberg physician profile · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

4. Samin K. Sharma

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Clinical work and research

   Samin Sharma's Mount Sinai biography describes interventional cardiology and non-surgical treatment of heart-valve conditions. It also describes clinical-trial research and work on bleeding and kidney-injury risk.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Samin K. Sharma

   Teaching projects

   His biography dates the start of a complex coronary and vascular case symposium to 1998 and the launch of a live educational webcast series to July 2009. These are historical launch dates; current schedules are not established. The programs are professional case training, not patient education.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Samin K. Sharma

   Office access and insurance

   Mount Sinai lists 212-241-0884 and accepting-new-patient status for its Fifth Avenue office; appointment capacity is not guaranteed. Its office listing includes HealthPlus Medicaid. This is a source-stated plan listing, not verified coverage; confirm with the office because plans may change.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Samin K. Sharma

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • Insurance plans listed · needs current review — Mount Sinai's Insurance Information section for Cardiovascular Medicine Associates, Guggenheim Pavilion, 1190 Fifth Avenue, 1 South, retrieved 2026-10-10, lists Amidacare Medicaid; EmblemHealth - HIP-Medicaid; HealthFirst Medicaid; NY Medicaid; VNSNY Select Health Medicaid; Anthem/Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield - HealthPlus Medicaid; Medicare - NY; Medicare - NJ; AETNA - Medicare. Source-stated labels, not independently verified coverage. Plans may vary by office or change; confirm with office. Hospital participation is distinct from physician participation. No Essential Plan was identified; generic Fidelis Health Care or MetroPlus labels are not inferred as Medicaid or Essential Plan products. Observed 2026-10-10

     Sources: Mount Sinai — Samin K. Sharma

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Mount Sinai — Samin K. Sharma · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated
   • FastWave Medical — industry interview (checked 2026-10-10) · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

     Publication date was not visible in retrieved text. Industry interview, not an independent clinical-quality assessment.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

5. Holly S. Andersen

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Taking heart education into the community

   Holly Andersen’s education work reaches beyond the cardiology office. NewYork-Presbyterian’s 2017 campaign announcement identifies her as the leader of its hands-only CPR awareness effort, designed to help ordinary bystanders learn how to respond. Her practice biography also describes launching HeartSmarts, a community outreach program. These projects give a concrete view of her interest in public heart-health education.

   Sources: Hands-only CPR campaign launch · Holly S. Andersen — New York Cardiology Associates

   Before arranging care

   New York Cardiology Associates lists Holly Andersen on its named physician page and gives 425 East 61st Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10065, with practice phone 212-752-2000. Confirm her current office and intake directly. Individual appointment capacity, fees, referral rules, telehealth and exact-plan coverage remain unestablished.

   Sources: Holly S. Andersen — New York Cardiology Associates · New York Cardiology Associates — practice and physician roster

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — Leadership of the 2017 hands-only CPR awareness campaign

     Sources: Hands-only CPR campaign launch

   • source stated — The practice biography describes launching the HeartSmarts community outreach program; promotional success language and outcome claims are not adopted

     Sources: Holly S. Andersen — New York Cardiology Associates

   • source stated — Manhattan office address and practice phone

     Sources: Holly S. Andersen — New York Cardiology Associates · New York Cardiology Associates — practice and physician roster

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Holly S. Andersen — New York Cardiology Associates · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • New York Cardiology Associates — practice and physician roster · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • Hands-only CPR campaign launch · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

     The institutional announcement is dated June 1, 2017.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

6. Randy Gould

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   A return to New York

   Randy Gould's practice biography describes a return to New York City, where his earlier residency and cardiovascular fellowship had taken place. Alongside cardiology, it records a sustained chapter of work with venous insufficiency, a problem affecting circulation in the legs. These details describe the places and two areas of care in his professional journey; they do not establish a reason for relocating, a personality trait or a patient outcome.

   Sources: Randy Gould — named Manhattan Cardiology biography

   Clinical focus

   Randy Gould's practice biography describes care for cardiovascular conditions alongside problems affecting the veins in the legs. It explicitly lists communication in English and Spanish; the biography presents this combination of heart and vein care as a clinical focus, not as a claim that the practice is unique.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Randy Gould, DO

   Background

   His biography lists medical school at Nova Southeastern University's College of Osteopathic Medicine and internal-medicine residency and cardiovascular fellowship training at Saint Vincent's institutions in New York.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Randy Gould, DO

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — Randy Gould's practice biography describes a return to New York City, where his earlier residency and cardiovascular fellowship had taken place.

     Sources: Randy Gould — named Manhattan Cardiology biography

   • source stated — Alongside cardiology, it records a sustained chapter of work with venous insufficiency, a problem affecting circulation in the legs.

     Sources: Randy Gould — named Manhattan Cardiology biography

   Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-15, 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Randy Gould — named Manhattan Cardiology biography · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • Manhattan Cardiology — Randy Gould, DO · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

7. Mary Greene

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Interests and a practice chapter

   Greene's practice biography lists running, kickboxing, and cycling among her interests. It also says she joined Manhattan Cardiology in June 2020; her prevention-focused clinical approach and procedural work are described separately below.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Mary Greene

   Clinical approach

   Mary Greene's practice biography emphasizes prevention, individualized treatment, and helping patients understand their cardiovascular health. It describes work spanning coronary and peripheral vascular procedures, echocardiography, and nuclear cardiology. The biography says she joined Manhattan Cardiology in June 2020.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Mary Greene

   Background

   Her biography lists a biochemistry degree from SUNY Binghamton, medical school at St. George's University, and internal-medicine and cardiology training at Maimonides Medical Center.

   Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Mary Greene

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Manhattan Cardiology — Mary Greene · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

8. David Bolon

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   Family, interests and prevention

   Bolon's practice biography lists golf and fishing as interests and says he enjoys time with his family. His prevention-focused practice approach and education are described separately below.

   Sources: Manhattan Institute for Cardiology — David Bolon

   Approach to prevention

   David Bolon founded Manhattan Integrative Cardiovascular. His practice biography describes individualized prevention programs that combine nutrition, exercise, and management of cardiovascular risk factors, with a focus on screening and long-term prevention.

   Sources: Manhattan Institute for Cardiology — David Bolon

   Background

   His biography lists undergraduate study at the University of Chicago and a medical degree from New York Medical College.

   Sources: Manhattan Institute for Cardiology — David Bolon

   Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • Contact number · unresolved — The practice lists 716-303-4738 while Mount Sinai lists 646-705-0035 for the same Midtown East office. The conflicting source-stated numbers remain unresolved; the profile's existing practice number has not been replaced. Observed 2026-10-10

     Sources: Manhattan Institute for Cardiology — David Bolon · Mount Sinai — David Bolon

   • Concierge offering · unresolved — A concierge offering is mentioned; fees and scope were not reviewed, so no affordability claim is made. Observed 2026-10-10

     Sources: Manhattan Institute for Cardiology — David Bolon

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Manhattan Institute for Cardiology — David Bolon · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated
   • Manhattan Institute for Cardiology — practice site · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated
   • Mount Sinai — David Bolon · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

     Lists English and 646-705-0035 for the Midtown East office; phone conflict remains unresolved. Scheduling destination was not opened.

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

9. Valentin Fuster

   Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

   Source-supported narrative

   A tennis court and a mentor

   In a published first-person interview, Valentin Fuster recalls that agriculture and tennis interested him before medicine. A meeting with physician Pedro Farreras at a tennis club became a mentoring relationship; Fuster credits Farreras's advice with his decision to pursue medicine and later cardiology. He also recalls a pathology slide of a blood clot that prompted a question about heart attacks, connecting his scientific curiosity with his later interest in prevention and health education.

   Sources: Featuring: Dr Valentin Fuster — first-person interview

   Career across care, research, and education

   Valentin Fuster's Mount Sinai biography describes a career combining cardiovascular care, research and education. It lists medical training at the University of Barcelona and subsequent academic work at Mayo, Mount Sinai and Harvard. The profile also describes leadership work in New York and at Spain's National Center for Cardiovascular Investigation.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Valentin Fuster

   Public health and education

   His biography lists past leadership of the American Heart Association and World Heart Federation and work on international cardiovascular-health education. These are historical appointments, not statements of current leadership.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Valentin Fuster

   Appointments, phone and insurance

   Mount Sinai's Insurance Information section for Cardiovascular Medicine Associates, 1190 Fifth Avenue, Floor 1, retrieved 2026-10-10, lists Amidacare Medicaid; EmblemHealth - HIP-Medicaid; HealthFirst Medicaid; NY Medicaid; VNSNY Select Health Medicaid; Medicare - NY; Medicare - NJ; and AETNA - Medicare. Medicaid plans are listed by the office; this is not independently verified coverage. Mount Sinai lists 212-241-7911 and accepting-new-patient status. Plans may vary by office or change; confirm with office. Appointment capacity is not guaranteed; hospital participation is distinct from physician participation. No Essential Plan was identified, and generic Fidelis Health Care or MetroPlus labels are not inferred as Medicaid or Essential Plan products.

   Sources: Mount Sinai — Valentin Fuster

   Additional claim-level evidence

   • source stated — In a published first-person interview, Valentin Fuster recalls that agriculture and tennis interested him before medicine.

     Sources: Featuring: Dr Valentin Fuster — first-person interview

   • source stated — A meeting with physician Pedro Farreras at a tennis club became a mentoring relationship; Fuster credits Farreras's advice with his decision to pursue medicine and later cardiology.

     Sources: Featuring: Dr Valentin Fuster — first-person interview

   • source stated — He also recalls a pathology slide of a blood clot that prompted a question about heart attacks, connecting his scientific curiosity with his later interest in prevention and health education.

     Sources: Featuring: Dr Valentin Fuster — first-person interview

   Source retrieval dates: 2026-10-15, 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

   Unresolved notes

   • Insurance plans listed · needs current review — The visible Appointments, phone and insurance section carries the complete office-specific listing and limits. Current clinician-level coverage remains unverified; hospital participation is distinct from physician participation. Observed 2026-10-10

     Sources: Mount Sinai — Valentin Fuster

   Sources and retrieval dates

   • Featuring: Dr Valentin Fuster — first-person interview · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
   • Mount Sinai — Valentin Fuster · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

   Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

10. Harmony R. Reynolds

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Clinical interests and research

    The NYU profile describes Harmony Reynolds's work on MINOCA and takotsubo, also called broken-heart syndrome, within its account of women's heart health.

    Sources: NYU Langone — Harmony R. Reynolds

    Research motivation

    In the profile's first-person research account, she connects this interest to seeing women with unexplained heart attacks during a cardiology fellowship rotation at Bellevue. The page's first-person presentation does not establish who authored it.

    Sources: NYU Langone — Harmony R. Reynolds

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Unresolved notes

    • Insurance · conflict — The NYU page lists Medicaid and Essential Plan products among accepted plans and separately states that this provider does not accept insurance. Actual participation remains unresolved; neither acceptance nor refusal is represented. Observed 2026-10-10

      Sources: NYU Langone — Harmony R. Reynolds

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • NYU Langone — Harmony R. Reynolds · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · conflict

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

11. Jossef Amirian

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    A professional-service chapter

    Amirian's practice biography records his past service as vice president of the New York AHA Fellows Society. This professional-service role is historical; it is not a current office.

    Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Jossef Amirian

    Clinical interests and training

    Jossef Amirian's practice biography describes interests in prevention, cardiovascular imaging, cholesterol management, and circulation problems outside the heart. It lists internal-medicine training at North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center, followed by cardiology training at Beth Israel and an advanced fellowship at Mount Sinai.

    Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Jossef Amirian

    Research

    His biography describes publications on cholesterol treatments and work using optical coherence tomography to study coronary arteries.

    Sources: Manhattan Cardiology — Jossef Amirian

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Manhattan Cardiology — Jossef Amirian · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated
    • Manhattan Cardiology — article linking Cheddar News discussion · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

      Article identifies a Cheddar News discussion about myocarditis and athletes recovering from COVID-19, and links the video. No publication date or runtime is established.

    • YouTube — Myocarditis Looms as Threat to Athletes Recovering from COVID 19 · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

      Destination available; YouTube oEmbed title and author identify the video as uploaded by Manhattan Cardiology. Article identifies it as a Cheddar News discussion.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

12. Anuradha (Anu) Lala-Trindade

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    A childhood spark and human connection

    Anu Lala-Trindade traces her wish to become a cardiologist to a childhood encounter with her grandmother’s illness. In Mount Sinai’s June 25, 2021 Heart to Heart interview, she recalls feeling her grandmother’s pulse and becoming fascinated by the connection between the heartbeat and a person’s life. She also describes the importance of human connection in caring for patients and supporting families through uncertainty.

    Sources: Heart to Heart transcript

    Before contacting Mount Sinai

    Mount Sinai lists the Lauder Family Cardiovascular Ambulatory Center at 1190 Fifth Avenue, First Floor, New York, NY 10029, phone 212-241-7300, adult care, English and video visits. The page listed accepting-new-patient status when observed on October 15, 2026; this is not a capacity guarantee. Insurance information is source-stated and location-specific; confirm the exact plan and current clinician participation. Fees and referral requirements are not established here.

    Sources: Mount Sinai profile for Anuradha Lala-Trindade

    Additional claim-level evidence

    • source stated — The Mount Sinai Heart to Heart transcript says Lala-Trindade’s childhood experience with her grandmother’s illness and pulse influenced her wish to become a cardiologist.

      Sources: Heart to Heart transcript

    • source stated — She describes human connection and supporting families through uncertainty as important in care.

      Sources: Heart to Heart transcript

    • source stated — Mount Sinai lists adult cardiology, the Fifth Avenue location and phone, adult care, English, video visits, and accepting-new-patient status observed on 2026-10-15.

      Sources: Mount Sinai profile for Anuradha Lala-Trindade

    • source stated — Mount Sinai’s insurance information is location-specific; current exact-plan participation, appointment capacity, fees and referral requirements are not established.

      Sources: Mount Sinai profile for Anuradha Lala-Trindade

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-15. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Unresolved notes

    • Insurance plans listed · needs current review — The Mount Sinai profile associates insurance information with the listed location. Exact plan and clinician-level participation remain unverified; confirm with the office. Accepting-new-patient wording is a dated publisher statement, not a capacity guarantee. Observed 2026-10-15

      Sources: Mount Sinai profile for Anuradha Lala-Trindade

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Mount Sinai profile for Anuradha Lala-Trindade · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated
    • Heart to Heart transcript · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · source stated

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

13. Michael Ghalchi

    Source-stated narrative; current credentials and practice details are not independently verified.

    Source-supported narrative

    Care approach and professional work

    Michael Ghalchi founded Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates in 2010. His practice biography describes an approach that combines cardiovascular testing with patient education and prevention. It also describes teaching residents and cardiology fellows at NYU and research into stroke prevention and ultrasound-based risk assessment.

    Sources: Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates — Michael Ghalchi

    Community and advisory work

    His biography names an honorary police-surgeon role focused on cardiovascular health for NYPD personnel and their families.

    Sources: Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates — Michael Ghalchi

    Source retrieval date: 2026-10-10. Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.

    Unresolved notes

    • Location · conflict — MCVA lists 873 Broadway, Ground Floor; NYU lists 15 East 18th Street. Keep the practice-listed address as the profile location; the NYU address is a source discrepancy, not a confirmed second current service location. Observed 2026-10-10

      Sources: Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates — Michael Ghalchi · NYU Langone — Michael N. Ghalchi

    • Insurance · conflict — NYU directs users to call and also says he does not accept insurance; MCVA advertises major-plan participation. Exact clinician, location, and plan participation remains unresolved. Observed 2026-10-10

      Sources: Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates — Michael Ghalchi · NYU Langone — Michael N. Ghalchi

    Sources and retrieval dates

    • Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates — Michael Ghalchi · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated
    • NYU Langone — Michael N. Ghalchi · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · conflict

      Languages are listed by NYU; the listed location differs from the MCVA profile and insurance statements conflict.

    • Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates — access and testing policies · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

      Practice-stated access policies; subject to capacity and insurer rules.

    • Health Is the Key — February 4, 2026 (1199SEIU Benefit Funds) · Retrieved 2026-10-10 · source stated

      Episode page dated February 4, 2026. Audio not listened to; description supports the concise card summary only.

    Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.

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