Tufts Medical Center CardioVascular Center

Trusted cardiovascular care at Tufts Medical Center in Boston

Tufts Medical Center CardioVascular Center provides advanced heart and vascular care for individuals in Boston and surrounding communities. Our team of experienced cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons and specialized care staff offers diagnosis, treatment and management for a wide range of heart conditions, including heart disease, arrhythmias, heart failure and vascular disorders.

The Boston-based center combines cutting-edge technology with personalized care plans to help maintain heart health and improve outcomes. As part of Tufts Medical Center, the CardioVascular Center provides access to a network of leading specialists and innovative treatments for complex cardiovascular needs.
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860 Washington Street
South Building, 6th floor
Boston, MA 02111
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Where is the Tufts Medical Center CardioVascular Center located?

The CardioVascular Center is located at Tufts Medical Center in downtown Boston, easily accessible from major routes and public transportation.
Can I schedule an appointment with a cardiologist directly?

It’s best to start with your primary care doctor for a referral or recommendation before seeing a cardiologist. You can also get a second opinion or transfer your care to a cardiologist if needed. Appointment options may depend on your insurance.
Is the CardioVascular Center accessible by public transportation?

Yes. The CardioVascular Center is inside Tufts Medical Center, which is accessible by MBTA subway and bus routes from Boston and nearby neighborhoods.
Is parking available at Tufts Medical Center?

Yes, parking is available on-site. For details on parking options, visit our Tufts Medical Center parking page.
Does the center work with other specialists?

Yes. The CardioVascular Center collaborates with Tufts Medical Center’s network of specialists to provide coordinated care for complex heart and vascular conditions.
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