For referring providers
Independent cardiology in Bakersfield with every diagnostic study performed and read in our office. We see your patient, send you the report, and send the patient back to you.
Referral fax
(661) 327-7593Fax the referral form or your own. We call the patient to schedule.
Print the one-page referral form — or send your own.
Our promise to referring providers
Your patient seen within the week. Most new referrals are seen within the week we receive them.
Urgent findings called to you the same day. Critical results go to your office by phone before they go anywhere else.
Written report back to you within five business days of the visit or study, faxed to your office.
And your patient comes back to you. We're an independent practice — there's no hospital system to capture your patient into. We answer the question you asked, send the report, and return the patient to your care.
How to refer
Fax (661) 327-7593. Use our one-page form or your own — demographics, insurance, reason for referral, and anything relevant you already have.
Urgent? Call (661) 327-0807 and we'll work the patient in.
We contact the patient directly, verify insurance, and schedule the visit — in English or Spanish. If a plan requires authorization, we work with your office to get it in place.
The consultation note and any study reports are faxed to your office within five business days. Anything urgent, you hear by phone the same day.
What to include
Checkboxes for the common reasons, a line for your question, and our fax number already on it. Print it, fill it, fax it.
Open the referral formIn-office diagnostics
No hospital scheduling, no outside imaging center, no second waiting list. Each study is performed in our office and read by our board-certified cardiologist.
Who reads your patient's studies
Every study is read by Cynthia Thaik, MD, FACC — board-certified, fellowship-trained cardiologist.
Patients are often seen first by our nurse practitioner, who works directly with the cardiologist. Every echo, stress, nuclear, vascular, and monitor study is interpreted by the cardiologist, and the plan of care is directed by the cardiologist.
Big-city cardiology experience, brought home to Kern County.