Best Interventional Cardiology Specialists in Aurora, CO

Dr. Crowley's dedication and passion for medicine is evident in the attention and care he gives to each of his patients.

Nelson A. Prager, MD, FACC, FSCAI, FHRS, FAHA has been with ADCA since 1993. Dr. Prager's interests included cardiac electrophysiology (Heart Rhythm Disturbances), coronary artery disease and the business aspects of cardiovascular practice. He has done research and published articles on thrombosis, cardiac arrhythmias and clinical measurements of myocardial damage. He enjoys taking care of patients with cardiovascular problems and developing long term relationships with his patients. He has been actively involved in the business of cardiology and is President of ADCA.Dr. Prager attended the University of Colorado, Boulder receiving an undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry. He received his medical degree from the University of Colorado Medical School. He completed his postgraduate training in Denver and his cardiology and electrophysiology fellowships at Washington University in St. Louis at Barnes Hospital.Dr. Prager actively practices at The Medical Center of Aurora, Presbyterian St. Lukes, North Suburban and Skyridge in the Denver area. He also travels to Ogallala and Sidney, Nebraska to see patients. Furthermore, he has an office in Vail, Colorado and a clinic in Leadville Colorado. Dr. Prager is a fellow of the American College of Cardiology, Heart Rhythm Society, American Heart Association and Society Cardiac Angiography and Interventions.Dr. Prager is married (His wife is a nurse at PSL) with 3 sons (One working for PWC, one is an assistant DA in Colorado Springs and one is a classic pianist) all located in Colorado. He enjoys playing golf and belongs to Albuquerque Country Club. He carries a handicap of 12. He also enjoys playing the piano.

Dr. Park is a comprehensive heart expert, with special interest in interventional cardiology and structural heart disease. He is passionate about the field of cardiovascular disease, and especially how innovative treatments can change his patients' lives. He is committed to partnering with his patients to find the right treatment solutionone they understand, embrace and will find successful.

Dr. Bateman is focused on inpatient and outpatient services with deep roots in preventive and rehabilitation treatment programs. She believes in the value of community and lifestyle education programs, scientific and evidence-based research, and integrating alternative and complementary therapies into patient treatment plans.

My approach to patient care is simple; understand the patient's goals and help them attain them. Medical care can be complicated, but if you start with a simple framework and clear communication you are likely to be successful.

Dr. Crowley's dedication and passion for medicine is evident in the attention and care he gives to each of his patients.

Nelson A. Prager, MD, FACC, FSCAI, FHRS, FAHA has been with ADCA since 1993. Dr. Prager's interests included cardiac electrophysiology (Heart Rhythm Disturbances), coronary artery disease and the business aspects of cardiovascular practice. He has done research and published articles on thrombosis, cardiac arrhythmias and clinical measurements of myocardial damage. He enjoys taking care of patients with cardiovascular problems and developing long term relationships with his patients. He has been actively involved in the business of cardiology and is President of ADCA.Dr. Prager attended the University of Colorado, Boulder receiving an undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry. He received his medical degree from the University of Colorado Medical School. He completed his postgraduate training in Denver and his cardiology and electrophysiology fellowships at Washington University in St. Louis at Barnes Hospital.Dr. Prager actively practices at The Medical Center of Aurora, Presbyterian St. Lukes, North Suburban and Skyridge in the Denver area. He also travels to Ogallala and Sidney, Nebraska to see patients. Furthermore, he has an office in Vail, Colorado and a clinic in Leadville Colorado. Dr. Prager is a fellow of the American College of Cardiology, Heart Rhythm Society, American Heart Association and Society Cardiac Angiography and Interventions.Dr. Prager is married (His wife is a nurse at PSL) with 3 sons (One working for PWC, one is an assistant DA in Colorado Springs and one is a classic pianist) all located in Colorado. He enjoys playing golf and belongs to Albuquerque Country Club. He carries a handicap of 12. He also enjoys playing the piano.

Dr. Bateman is focused on inpatient and outpatient services with deep roots in preventive and rehabilitation treatment programs. She believes in the value of community and lifestyle education programs, scientific and evidence-based research, and integrating alternative and complementary therapies into patient treatment plans.

Dr. Park is a comprehensive heart expert, with special interest in interventional cardiology and structural heart disease. He is passionate about the field of cardiovascular disease, and especially how innovative treatments can change his patients' lives. He is committed to partnering with his patients to find the right treatment solutionone they understand, embrace and will find successful.

My approach to patient care is simple; understand the patient's goals and help them attain them. Medical care can be complicated, but if you start with a simple framework and clear communication you are likely to be successful.

Medicine is an ever-changing field. I believe that it is essential for every physician to have a set of guiding principles that form the foundation of the medical care they offer. As doctors, we must use these precepts to guide how we decide on patient care, whether it be watchful waiting or implementing an active treatment. With new technology being available on a regular basis, we have the tools to take care of patients in a way that has never been done before. It is, however, incredibly important to not forget about the most important principle with all of these new innovations the doctor-patient relationship. Caring for patients is fundamentally the most important part of why I practice medicine. I will strive to educate the patient on all options that are available to them and then follow up with a discussion to find the route that best meets their lifestyles and needs. My goal is to keep every patient fully informed of the nature of their disease, and I will do my utmost to help them maintain their quality of life.

Dr. Kumar is dedicated to patient well-being. He believes his role extends beyond medical interventions, as he is passionate about educating patients on cardiovascular health and preventive measures.