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How do I contact the central Georgia Heart Center?

See upcoming appointments, contact your physician with questions, and request refills at the Central Georgia Heart Center Patient Portal. Patient Portal Online Bill Pay View and pay your bills online with the Central Georgia Heart Center online bill pay site. For questions call our billing department at (478) 741-1208, extension 265 or option 5

What is central Georgia Heart Center and vein center?

Patient Portal - Central Georgia Heart Center Your Heart Our Responsibility Serving Middle Georgia’s Cardiology needs for over 30 years. [gravityform id="1" title="true"] Welcome To CENTRAL Georgia HEART AND Vein CENTER We Offer Specialized Cardiology to Meet Your Needs. Central Georgia Heart has been serving Middle Georgia for over 30 years.

Why choose central Georgia heart?

Welcome to Central Georgia Heart and Vein Center's Patient Portal! If you are a New Patient and visiting our office for the first time, we encourage you to print your new patient paperwork through the portal and bring it with you to your appointment. Please bring your insurance cards and drivers license and any copays that your insurance requires.

Why choose the vein center of Middle Georgia?

Central Georgia Heart has been serving Middle Georgia for over 30 years. We strive to provide the best and most reliably cardiology. 1062 Forsyth St. Suite 1B Macon, Ga 31201

Where is the catheter placed?

A long, thin, flexible tube called a catheter is put into a blood vessel in your arm, groin (upper thigh), or neck and threaded to your heart. Through the catheter, your doctor can perform diagnostic tests and treatments on your heart. How to prepare for a Cardiac Catheterization.

What test is used to determine the location of a blockage in the heart?

To find this information, your doctor will use coronary angiography. This test uses dye and special x-rays to show the insides of your arteries.

Where is the catheter inserted in a groin?

During angiography, a small tube called a catheter is inserted in an artery, usually in the groin (upper thigh). The catheter is threaded to the coronary arteries. Special dye, which can be seen on an x-ray, is injected through the catheter. X-ray pictures are taken as the dye flows through your coronary arteries.

Can you have food before a heart catheterization?

This test will require you to have recent blood work and you may need to stop certain medications to prepare. The night prior to the test you should not have any food or drink.