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Welcome! Our team of experts is dedicated to providing top-notch heart care for patients of all ages.

We understand that when patients are looking for the best vein and cardiology practice in NJ to diagnose their symptoms, or a heart specialist in Hudson County who will consider their individual needs, they have choices. At Cross County Cardiology, we provide each patient with the comprehensive, individualized care they need with an attitude of respect that they should always expect. Cardiology is an area of medicine that demands an immediate response when issues arise. When your primary care doctor recommends seeing the best vein and cardiology practice in NJ, we address that request with the sense of urgency. We always strive to see patients with referrals on the same day they contact us. Quality medical care can only come from highly skilled, experienced physicians with the knowledge and tools to recognize the signs and symptoms that each individual patient is experiencing. Each member of our medical team is Board certified and has extensive experience in providing cardiology and vascular care. They practice at the areas leading hospitals and they are respected as leaders in their field. At CCC, we use the most advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment available and provide all testing on premises so that our results are fast and precise. When you rely on us for your cardiology and vascular care, you also have the advantage of receiving care in a leading hospital including Hackensack University Medical Center, Englewood Hospital and Medical Center, Palisades General Medical Center and Holy Name Medical Center. We know you have other choices, but we continue to strive to make us your first and best choice for cardiac and vascular care.

03/16/2026

🎥 Behind the scenes at Cross County Cardiology.

Education is one of the most powerful tools in heart health. Every video we create, every explanation we give, and every question we answer is designed to help our patients truly understand their cardiovascular health.

Because when you understand your heart… you take better care of it. ❤️

At Cross County Cardiology, we believe informed patients make confident decisions. That’s why we go beyond diagnosis and treatment — we focus on clear communication, prevention, and personalized guidance every step of the way.

Your heart deserves knowledge.
Your heart deserves expert care.

📞 551-357-0021
🌐 www.crosscountycardiology.com

03/11/2026

Your heart has three major functions — pumping, plumbing, and electrical. ❤️

Today on Whiteboard Wednesday, Dr. Rick Pumill from Cross County Cardiology explains an important question we’re often asked:

What’s the difference between a heart attack and sudden cardiac death?

They are not the same — and understanding the difference can save lives.

A heart attack is a blocked artery. This is a “plumbing problem” that damages heart muscle.

Sudden cardiac death is an electrical problem. It’s caused by a sudden disruption in the heart’s electrical system that can lead to collapse.

Dr. Pumill breaks it down this way:

✅ Pumping problem → Weak heart (heart failure)
✅ Plumbing problem → Blocked artery (heart attack)
✅ Electrical problem → Abnormal rhythm (sudden cardiac death)

There can be overlap — a massive heart attack can trigger an electrical event — but they are fundamentally different processes.

Electrical abnormalities may be caused by:
• Prior heart damage
• A weak heart
• Genetic conditions
• Electrolyte imbalances
• Certain toxins

Understanding your risk factors matters.

At Cross County Cardiology, we use advanced diagnostics and personalized care to evaluate all three aspects of heart health — pumping, plumbing, and electrical — because comprehensive heart care means looking at the whole picture.

If you have symptoms, a family history of heart disease, or concerns about your heart rhythm, don’t wait.

📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021
🌐 www.crosscountycardiology.com

03/09/2026

Your heart health deserves more than a quick visit — it deserves clarity, conversation, and personalized care. ❤️

At Cross County Cardiology, every appointment is an opportunity to understand your heart better. Whether we’re reviewing your heart rhythm, blood pressure trends, or diagnostic results, we take the time to explain what’s happening and what it means for you.

In this visit, technology meets compassion — using advanced tools to monitor heart health while making sure you feel informed and confident about your care.

We focus on:

✅ Clear communication about your diagnosis and treatment options

✅ Advanced diagnostic technology for accurate results

✅ Personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique health goals

Because managing heart health isn’t just about numbers — it’s about empowering you with knowledge and a plan that works for your life.

If you have questions about your heart rhythm, cholesterol, blood pressure, or overall cardiovascular health, we’re here to help.

📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021
🌐 www.crosscountycardiology.com

03/06/2026

Your heart’s rhythm matters more than you think — and even small changes can signal something important. 💓

An arrhythmia is an abnormal heart rhythm that can cause your heart to beat too fast, too slow, or irregularly. While some rhythm changes are harmless, others can increase your risk of stroke or heart failure if left untreated.

In our latest blog, we break down:

✅ What an arrhythmia is and why it happens
✅ Common symptoms like palpitations, dizziness, or shortness of breath
✅ When to see a cardiologist
✅ Advanced treatment options available

Early detection and personalized care can make all the difference in protecting your long-term heart health.

Read the full article here:
👉 https://crosscountycardiology.com/what-is-an-arrhythmia/

If you’re experiencing symptoms or have concerns about your heart rhythm, we’re here to help.

📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021
🌐 www.crosscountycardiology.com

03/04/2026

Your heart health matters, and understanding your options makes all the difference. Today on Whiteboard Wednesday, Dr. Chris Pumill breaks down the main cholesterol medications we use to help protect your heart. ❤️🫀

In this video I’ll show you the four main classes of cholesterol-lowering medications and how we decide which one is right for you.

We explain how each medication works, who it’s best for, and why treatment is always personalized — not one-size-fits-all.

I cover:

✅ Statins – the most common medications that reduce cholesterol production in the liver and are closely monitored for safety

✅ PCSK9 inhibitors and Inclisiran (Leqvio) – advanced injectable therapies for patients who need additional LDL lowering

✅ Zetia – a safe, effective add-on option to help patients reach their cholesterol goals without switching therapies

At Cross County Cardiology, we use advanced therapies and personalized treatment plans to help you reach your LDL goals safely and effectively. Not every patient needs the same medication — and that’s where expert guidance matters.

If your cholesterol numbers aren’t at goal, let’s talk about your options. 📊

📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021
🌐 www.crosscountycardiology.com

03/02/2026

At Cross County Cardiology, we believe heart care is about more than treatment — it’s about walking alongside you every step of the way toward better health and a longer, stronger life. ❤️

In this image, you see what heart health is really about — community, connection, and compassionate care. Our team is committed to providing personalized treatment plans, advanced diagnostic technology, and preventive care that empowers you to stay active and confident in your health journey.

We provide:

✅ Comprehensive heart care — from prevention to advanced treatment options

✅ Patient-centered care designed around your individual needs

✅ Cutting-edge cardiology technology for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment

Your heart deserves expert care. If you’re experiencing symptoms, managing a heart condition, or simply want to be proactive about your cardiovascular health, we’re here for you.

📞 Call 1 (551) 357-0021
🌐 www.crosscountycardiology.com

02/27/2026

Heart health advice can be confusing, especially with so many myths circulating online—so today we’re clearing things up with facts, not fear. ❤️🧠

In this video, Dr. Chris Pumill breaks down common myths about alternative medical therapies and heart health.

He explains why stress, supplements, and one-size-fits-all advice can directly impact your cardiovascular risk.

✅ Why stress reduction techniques like mindfulness truly matter for heart health

✅ How chronic stress can affect the heart similarly to sleep deprivation

✅ Why supplements alone are not a cure—and can sometimes do harm
✅ The importance of personalized, individualized heart health recommendations

💙 The takeaway: there are no shortcuts to heart health. The best outcomes come from combining lifestyle changes, medical insight, and personalized care.

📞 Have questions about stress, supplements, or your heart health? Call (551) 357-0021 or visit www.crosscountycardiology.com
to schedule an appointment.

02/25/2026

Heart health education matters, and understanding what’s happening inside your arteries can empower you to take action earlier, prevent complications, and protect your heart for the long run. ❤️🫀

In this Whiteboard Wednesday, Dr. Kevin Soriano explains coronary artery disease and how plaque buildup affects blood flow to the heart.

As plaque builds up inside the coronary arteries, blood flow becomes restricted—leading to symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, and fatigue during everyday activities.

In this video, he explains what coronary arteries do, how plaque develops over time, and why symptoms often appear once a vessel becomes significantly narrowed. He also highlights why prevention—through blood pressure control, cholesterol management, and lifestyle changes—is so important, and how treatments like medications and stents can restore healthy blood flow when needed.

The key takeaway? Coronary artery disease is common—but with early detection, personalized care, and the right treatment plan, it’s highly manageable.

📞 Have symptoms or risk factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol? Call (551) 357-0021 or visit www.crosscountycardiology.com
to schedule a heart health evaluation today.

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02/23/2026

Just because you could do it before doesn’t mean your body will always let you—and that change matters. 🫀

If you’ve noticed new chest discomfort, palpitations with lightheadedness, or that you suddenly can’t keep up with the same level of activity you handled six months or a year ago, your heart may be asking for a closer look.

A drop in exercise tolerance isn’t something to brush off as “getting older.” It can be an early signal of heart disease—and sometimes heart and lung conditions can feel surprisingly similar. That’s why evaluation matters.

You should also consider seeing a cardiologist if:
• You have a family history of heart disease
• You’ve been told you have risk factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol
• Your primary care doctor finds an abnormal EKG
• Symptoms feel vague but persistent—shortness of breath, fatigue, or reduced stamina

At Cross County Cardiology, we focus on getting answers early, using advanced diagnostics and a patient-centered approach—so small changes don’t turn into big problems.

If something feels off, trust that instinct.
📞 Call (551) 357-0021 or visit www.crosscountycardiology.com
to schedule an evaluation.

02/20/2026

Ever feel leg pain isn’t just “getting older”? 🦵💭 It might be your arteries asking for attention—and they’re surprisingly good at whispering before they shout.

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) happens when plaque narrows the arteries that supply blood to your legs. Less blood flow means muscles don’t get the oxygen they need—especially when walking or exercising.

Here’s the tricky part:
PAD often hides in plain sight. Symptoms like leg cramping, heaviness, or fatigue can be brushed off for years.

That’s where PAD testing comes in.
A simple, non-invasive test—like the Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI)—compares blood pressure in your arms and legs to spot circulation problems early. No needles. No stress test. Just valuable insight.

Why it matters?
PAD isn’t just about leg pain—it’s closely linked to heart attack and stroke risk. Catching it early helps protect both your legs and your heart.

If your legs slow you down, don’t ignore them—they’re part of the same team as your heart. 😉

📞 Call (551) 357-0021 or visit www.crosscountycardiology.com
to learn more about PAD testing and personalized care.

02/18/2026

Heart anatomy can sound complicated—but once you understand the flow, it all starts to click. ❤️🫀

In this Whiteboard Wednesday, Dr. Chris Pumill breaks down how blood flows through the heart in a simple, easy-to-follow way.

Here’s the quick version:

Blood returns from the body into the right atrium, moves through the right ventricle, and is sent to the lungs to pick up oxygen. Once oxygenated, it travels back into the left side of the heart, where the left ventricle pumps it out through the aorta to supply the entire body.

Think of it like a relay system:

➡️ Right side = sends blood to the lungs

➡️ Left side = sends oxygen-rich blood to the body

When every chamber and valve works together, blood flow stays smooth and efficient—keeping you energized and your organs happy.

Have questions about heart function, valves, or blood flow?
📞 Call (551) 357-0021 or visit www.crosscountycardiology.com
to schedule an appointment.

02/16/2026

Some stories remind us why early action—and the right care—can change everything. ❤️

Dennis McCarroll, Mayor of Moonachie, NJ, shares his powerful journey after trusting his instincts and visiting his cardiologist when something didn’t feel right. What started as difficulty walking a few blocks turned into lifesaving care—fast.

Within days, Dennis underwent his first heart valve replacement. Years later, when symptoms returned, the same team acted quickly again. Two surgeries. Two second chances.

Because of that care, Dennis didn’t just survive—he gained years with his children and now precious time with his grandchildren.

His message is simple and powerful: listen to your body, don’t delay, and surround yourself with a medical team that treats you like family.

At Cross County Cardiology, moments like these are why we do what we do—delivering patient-centered care when it matters most.

📞 If something feels off, trust your instincts. Call (551) 357-0021 or visit www.crosscountycardiology.com
to schedule an evaluation.

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103 River Road, 2nd Floor
Edgewater, NJ
07020

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12019418100

Website

http://crosscountycardiology.com/

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