Cardiovascular Prevention

Advanced lipid and inflammation panels that catch what a standard cholesterol test misses.

A closer look at cardiovascular risk using advanced lipid and inflammation markers that a standard cholesterol panel does not include.

Testing goes past total cholesterol to particle-level and inflammatory markers. Dr. Mooney reads those alongside your blood pressure, family history, metabolic health, and hormone status to understand your actual risk rather than an average one.

Knowing your risk in detail makes prevention specific instead of generic. It also means changes can be followed over years rather than estimated.

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Cardiovascular Prevention

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Cardiovascular Prevention

Adults with a family history of heart disease, anyone who has been told their cholesterol is borderline, and people who want a clearer picture of cardiovascular risk before symptoms appear.

Expect a detailed history and a broader blood panel than a routine physical includes. Your results review covers what each marker means for you specifically.

Lab work is typically back within about a week. Because these markers change slowly, repeat testing is usually spaced several months apart.

This is risk assessment and prevention, not emergency or acute cardiac care. Anyone with chest pain, shortness of breath, or other urgent symptoms should seek immediate medical attention.

Markers are rechecked periodically so you can see whether the strategy is working, and the plan is adjusted as your numbers and your risk profile change.

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