Commentary|Articles|September 30, 2024
The critical role of concierge doctors in detecting and preventing cardiac disease
Author(s)Bob Alaburda
An interview with cardiologist Dara Lee Lewis, M.D.
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Harvard educated concierge cardiologist Dara Lee Lewis, M.D., provides a look at the most significant advances in her specialty, and explains why concierge primary care physicians play an increasingly essential role in detecting and preventing cardiac disease.
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