Can a cardiologist come to my home in Florida?

Yes. Specialist Consultation Network is a mobile cardiology practice that sends providers directly to patients — at their home, assisted living facility (ALF), skilled nursing facility (SNF), or rehabilitation center. Service areas include Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, the Orlando area, and the Tampa Bay area.

How quickly can a mobile cardiologist see a patient?

Specialist Consultation Network typically sees patients within 48–72 hours of receiving a referral. For urgent cases, the team works to prioritize even faster scheduling. This compares to the national average cardiology wait time of approximately 26 days.

Does mobile cardiology accept Medicare and Medicaid?

Yes. Specialist Consultation Network accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and all major commercial insurance plans including Aetna, Humana, United HealthCare, BlueCross BlueShield, and Cigna. No patient is turned away due to insurance type.

What types of facilities does Specialist Consultation Network visit?

The practice visits assisted living facilities (ALFs), independent living facilities (ILFs), skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), rehabilitation and post-acute care centers, and private homes throughout South Florida. Telemedicine visits are also available for stable patients at clinical discretion.

Can I get a cardiac clearance done at home or at a nursing home before surgery?

Yes. Specialist Consultation Network performs pre-operative and pre-procedural cardiac clearances at the patient's location — at home, at an ALF, or at a nursing home. The assessment includes a physical exam, 12-lead EKG, and risk stratification report. No transportation to a hospital or cardiology office is required.

What is remote patient monitoring for cardiac patients?

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a program where patients use simple connected devices to track vital signs — blood pressure, weight, heart rate, and oxygen saturation — daily from home. The clinical team at Specialist Consultation Network reviews the data and intervenes proactively when values change, preventing hospitalizations. Studies show RPM reduces 30-day readmissions for heart failure patients by 20–40%.

Can a pacemaker or ICD be checked at home?

Yes. Specialist Consultation Network performs bedside interrogation of pacemakers, ICDs (implantable cardioverter-defibrillators), and implantable loop recorders at the patient's location. This includes data review, troubleshooting, and formal clinical reporting — with no need to transport the patient to a device clinic.

Can an echocardiogram be done at home?

Yes. Specialist Consultation Network coordinates portable echocardiograms — cardiac ultrasound examinations — at the patient's bedside. The test evaluates heart structure, valve function, and wall motion. The same clinical quality as a hospital echocardiogram, with no transportation required.

How do I refer a patient to a mobile cardiologist?

Referrals can be submitted online at specialistconsultationnetwork.com/referrals, by calling (954) 406-6642, or by faxing (954) 799-4060. The referral form collects contact information, patient initials, age range, city, reason for referral, and urgency level. The team responds within 48–72 hours.

What cardiology services does Specialist Consultation Network provide?

Services include cardiovascular evaluations and consultations, cardiac clearances, heart failure management, arrhythmia and AFib management, hypertension management, bedside 12-lead EKG, portable echocardiogram, vascular ultrasound (DVT, carotid, peripheral arterial), pacemaker and ICD device interrogation, remote patient monitoring (RPM), telemetry monitoring, palliative cardiology care, and telemedicine for selected stable patients.

What nephrology services does Specialist Consultation Network provide?

Nephrology services include chronic kidney disease (CKD) staging and management, electrolyte and acid-base correction, anemia of CKD management, renal nutrition education, dialysis coordination, and hypertension management for CKD patients. All services are delivered at the patient's location.

What is the difference between a mobile cardiologist and a regular cardiologist?

A mobile cardiologist travels to the patient's location — home, nursing home, ALF, or rehab center — instead of requiring the patient to come to an office or hospital. Specialist Consultation Network provides the same clinical assessments, diagnostic testing (EKG, echo), and management plans as an office-based cardiologist, without any transportation barrier for the patient.

Do you offer telemedicine cardiology visits in Florida?

Yes. Specialist Consultation Network offers telemedicine visits for stable patients whose conditions can be safely managed remotely. Virtual visits are used for follow-ups, medication reviews, lab result discussions, RPM data reviews, and post-hospitalization check-ins. Telemedicine availability is determined at clinical discretion.

Who are the providers at Specialist Consultation Network?

Specialist Consultation Network is staffed by Winston Guevara, ARNP and Beatriz Cruz, ARNP — board-certified nurse practitioners specializing in cardiology and nephrology. The team is bilingual in English and Spanish.

Serving all of Palm Beach County

Mobile Cardiology Services in Palm Beach County, FL

Expert cardiovascular care delivered to nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and private homes throughout Palm Beach County — from Boca Raton to Jupiter, West Palm Beach to Wellington.

(954) 406-6642

Cardiology Access Across Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County has one of the highest concentrations of retirees in Florida, with a significant portion of residents aged 65 and older. The county spans nearly 2,400 square miles — meaning that patients in communities like Belle Glade or Pahokee face substantial travel distances to access specialty cardiology care in the urban corridor.

Our mobile cardiology team serves Palm Beach County from Boca Raton in the south to Jupiter in the north, including the western communities of Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, and Loxahatchee. We regularly visit skilled nursing facilities, ALFs, and independent living communities throughout the county.

Palm Beach County facilities working with us benefit from a cardiology partner who understands the region, maintains consistent relationships with your staff, and responds within 48 to 72 hours — keeping your patients healthier and your readmission rates lower.

Communities We Serve in Palm Beach County

West Palm Beach

Boca Raton

Delray Beach

Boynton Beach

Lake Worth Beach

Palm Beach Gardens

Jupiter

Wellington

Royal Palm Beach

Greenacres

Riviera Beach

Palm Springs

Palm Beach

Lantana

Lake Worth

Belle Glade

Pahokee

Loxahatchee

Tequesta

Juno Beach

And all surrounding Palm Beach County communities. Call us to confirm availability in your area.

Services Available in Palm Beach County

Cardiac consultations and evaluations

Pre-operative cardiac clearance

Heart failure management and optimization

Atrial fibrillation evaluation and treatment

On-site EKG and echocardiogram

Remote patient monitoring (RPM)

Telemetry monitoring for arrhythmias

Device interrogation (pacemaker/ICD)

CKD management and nephrology care

Telemedicine visits for selected cases

Palm Beach County Contact

(954) 406-6642

(786) 200-7553

48–72 Hour Response Time

Most patients in Palm Beach County are seen within 48 to 72 hours of referral. Call for urgent scheduling.

All Insurance Accepted

Medicare, Medicaid, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, and most major plans accepted. No patient turned away.

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