During my three decades as a cardiologist in Northeast Wisconsin, I have seen many changes - new medicines, new equipment and new procedures. One thing that hasn't changed, however, is my dedication to personalized care. By helping my patients understand the relationship between their emotional and physical health, I can treat the whole person, not just the heart as an isolated organ.

Many factors contribute to heart disease, and new technologies allow me to identify patients with advanced disease earlier than ever before. By focusing on education, prevention and wellness, we can treat it before danger arises. Should angioplasty or bypass surgery be required, I'll continue to help my patients avoid a repeat experience by modifying eating habits, physical activity and lifestyle."