speck health patient portal

What kind of Doctor is Dr Speck?

About Dr. Speck. Dr. Speck has practiced cardiology and internal medicine in the greater Seattle area for over 20 years. She is the medical director of the cardiac wellness and rehabilitation programs at the Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute in Seattle.

What can Speck health do for You?

Every step of the way, she will listen to you, she will gather information, and make a plan that works for you as you move forward together. Speck Health is a concierge lifestyle medicine clinic that combines exercise and nutrition with internal medicine, preventive cardiology, and naturopathic medicine.

What is potentr X at Speck health?

Speck Health operates an in-office human performance lab called POTENTR X through which it conducts health and risk screening tests that are not covered by insurance.

How do Crozer health patient portals work?

Crozer Health patient portals make it easy for patients to securely access their inpatient and outpatient results and also view and pay bills online. On November 2, 2021, Crozer Health will launch a consolidated patient portal, called HealthLink, for both inpatient and outpatient care.

What is Speck Health?

Speck Health is a concierge lifestyle medicine clinic that combines exercise and nutrition with internal medicine, preventive cardiology, and naturopathic medicine. Together, our exercise, nutrition and medical staffs identify strategies that will enable you to experience a longer, healthier, and more fulfilling life. Unlike other medical clinics, fitness clubs, books, and the internet that provide only a piece of the puzzle, Speck Health is the only place where you can obtain a comprehensive, scientifically measured, personally designed and monitored action plan and a team of professionals who will work with you until you succeed.

What is Speck's job?

Speck is dedicated to working with the patient to aid them to be champions of their own health. Every step of the way, she will listen to you, she will gather information, and make a plan that works for you as you move forward together. Read more. Read less.

Does Speck Health cover POTENTR X?

Speck Health operates an in-office human performance lab called POTENTR X through which it conducts health and risk screening tests that are not covered by insurance. The presence of POTENTR X enables you to receive rapid turn-around of results and to pay a reduced retail fee for important preventive and rehabilitative analyses that insurance plans do not cover.

About Dr. Speck

Dr. Speck has practiced cardiology and internal medicine in the greater Seattle area for over 20 years. She is the medical director of the cardiac wellness and rehabilitation programs at the Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute in Seattle.

Words from our patients

"Dr. Speck has a preventative approach to good heart health...In this scary area of heart health, Dr. Speck puts me at ease knowing I am in excellence hands."

Sarah M. Speck, MD, FACC

Cardiovascular disease is a pressing concern in the U.S. with more than 600,000 people dying from it each year. Dr. Speck offers numerous treatments and extensive screenings to her Seattle based patients at her Speck Health practice in the First Hill neighborhood of Seattle, WA to help them maintain cardiovascular health.

What is the Cardiovascular Disease?

Cardiovascular disease, which is often called heart disease, is an umbrella term for a number of afflictions affecting the heart, blood vessels, and arteries. Types of disease which fall under this category include:

How is Cardiovascular Disease Diagnosed?

When a patient has a cardiovascular health assessment, the doctor usually begins with a review of the patient’s symptoms and their medical history. The patient will also be examined physically. If the patient presents symptoms and signs for heart disease, further tests will be performed to determine what is happening inside the heart.

What Are the Treatments for Heart Disease?

Once heart disease is diagnosed, treatment will be critical. The goals of treatment will be to stabilize the condition, control symptoms, and provide a cure when possible.

What Lifestyle Changes Prevent Cardiovascular Disease?

There are a number of adjustments a person can make to his or her lifestyle to prevent their chances of developing cardiovascular disease. First, and perhaps most importantly, if a person smokes cigarettes or uses tobacco, they should stop. Giving up can be challenging, but Dr. Speck can help.

About Dr. Speck

Dr. Speck has practiced cardiology and internal medicine in the greater Seattle area for over 20 years. She is the medical director of the cardiac wellness and rehabilitation programs at the Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute in Seattle.

Words from our patients

"Dr. Speck has a preventative approach to good heart health...In this scary area of heart health, Dr. Speck puts me at ease knowing I am in excellence hands."