What could be more satisfying than
saving a patient having a heart
attack? Preventing a patient from having
a heart attack.
"Preventing disease by helping people
make lifestyle changes is one of the most
important things we do," says Frank
Grzywacz, MD, a cardiologist with Central
Bucks Specialists.
Sean Reinhardt, MD, of Central Bucks
Cardiology, adds, "We are seeing fewer and
fewer people smoking, which is great, but
the obesity epidemic is disheartening. This,
too, contributes to heart disease."
Doctors Reinhardt and Grzywacz are
committed to helping patients identify and
manage their individual cardiac risk factors.
At Doylestown Hospital, they have found
the best of both worlds - advanced technology
in a compassionate community setting.
Dr. Grzywacz graduated from
Johns Hopkins University and
received his medical degree from
MCP-Hahnemann School of Medicine,
Philadelphia. He completed his
internship and residency at Temple
University and is certified in Internal
Medicine.
