Capital Cardiology Associates

01/07/2026

A first for the Capital Region.

Capital Cardiology Associates, in collaboration with Albany Medical Center, has successfully performed the first TriClip™ procedure in the region — a minimally invasive treatment option for certain patients with tricuspid valve disease.

This approach may offer new options for patients who are not candidates for traditional open-heart surgery.

Learn more about tricuspid valve disease, who may be a candidate, and how this advanced therapy is expanding care in our community.

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01/05/2026

Please be advised that the phones in our Oneonta office are currently down.

If you need to reach anyone in that office, please call our main number at 518-292-6000.

We are actively working to restore service and appreciate your patience.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from everyone at Capital Cardiology.

As we welcome 2026, we want to thank our patients, families, and community for the trust you place in us every day. It is a privilege to care for you and to be part of your health journey.

We wish you a year filled with good health, peace of mind, and moments that matter. We look forward to continuing to provide you and your loved ones with the gold standard in cardiac care in the year ahead.

12/31/2025

All Capital Cardiology locations, including our Enhanced Cardiac Access walk-in clinic (ECA), will be closed on Thursday, January 1, 2026. We wish you a safe and healthy New Year.

12/30/2025

At Capital Cardiology Associates, we remain committed to delivering the gold standard of cardiac care. Beginning January 1, 2026, our routine inpatient cardiology services will transition from Samaritan Hospital to Albany Medical Center and St. Peter’s Hospital, where our team has a larger, more coordinated presence.

Our Troy office at 2200 Burdett Avenue remains open, and we are working to introduce a new walk-in Enhanced Cardiac Access Clinic to provide faster access to care.

These changes will help us deliver more consistent and comprehensive cardiac services to patients across the Capital Region.

Learn more at www.capitalcardiology.com/samaritan

12/24/2025

Have a happy and healthy holiday.

12/22/2025

Holiday Hours: All Enhanced Cardiac Access walk-in clinic locations will be closed on Wednesday, December 24. Our offices will close at noon that day. All Capital Cardiology Associates locations, including Enhanced Cardiac Access walk-in clinics, will be closed on Thursday, December 25.

Have a happy and healthy holiday.

12/22/2025

The holiday season is a time for connection, celebration, and reflection, but it can also quietly challenge our heart health. Busy schedules, rich foods, added stress, disrupted sleep, and delayed medical care all tend to stack up this time of year.

Our latest article on the CCA Blog, A Healthy Heart This Holiday Season, walks through why the holidays can be harder on your heart and offers practical, realistic strategies to help you enjoy the season while protecting your cardiovascular health.

From staying active and eating mindfully to managing stress, prioritizing rest, and recognizing warning signs, this piece is designed to empower you with information you can actually use.

Read the full article on the CCA Blog.
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12/17/2025

We were honored to see Capital Cardiology Associates featured on WNYT NewsChannel 13 for a story that reflects the heart of our work beyond the exam room.

Through our CCA Gives Back program, Capital Cardiology donated a life-saving AED to Glens Falls Medical Mission, which provides care to medically underserved communities in Guatemala.

As shared in the story, this mission brings together physicians, dentists, students, and volunteers from across the country, working long days to ensure every patient is seen. This marks the first time an AED has been available at the clinic, adding an important layer of emergency preparedness.

We are grateful to WNYT NewsChannel 13 for highlighting this effort and the volunteers who make this work possible.

A medical equipment donation aims to save lives during the season of giving.Capital Cardiology Associates donated an AED to Glens Falls Medical Mission. The mission travels every April and October to a medically underserved area near Guatemala.The mission recently took the donated AED to the city of...

12/10/2025

The holidays can move fast, but your heart does not have to.
This Capital Cardiology Associates Lifestyle Feature shares simple ways to create calm, support your well-being, and stay grounded during a busy season. Small habits, steady moments, and a little bit of intentional care can make all the difference.

If you start feeling run down or notice symptoms that concern you, reach out to your medical team. Do not wait because the calendar is full, your health deserves attention every day of the year.

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12/04/2025

Today’s Capital Cardiology Minute: Coronary Calcium Scoring

Dr. Lance Sullenberger breaks down coronary calcium scoring, what it is, what it measures, and why it matters for your heart health.

Coronary calcium scoring is a quick, non-invasive scan that looks for calcium in the coronary arteries. It helps identify early plaque buildup and gives patients and providers a clearer picture of future heart-risk, even before symptoms appear.

Understanding your score can guide prevention, treatment, and peace of mind.