Preventive & Wellness Care
Screening and lifestyle guidance matched to your age, family history, and risk — aimed at problems before they start.
Our practice provides comprehensive internal medicine and cardiology care — combining preventive health, personalized treatment, and advanced cardiac services to help our patients maintain their health and well-being at every stage of life.
Adult primary care that looks at the whole picture and stays with you over the years.
Screening and lifestyle guidance matched to your age, family history, and risk — aimed at problems before they start.
A full yearly review of your health, with time to actually talk through what has changed since last year.
Long-running conditions managed steadily over time, with the plan adjusted as your circumstances change.
Blood sugar and lipid levels monitored and treated together, since each one influences the other.
Ongoing monitoring and treatment of hypertension, one of the most treatable risks to the heart.
Sex-specific screening and concerns addressed as a normal part of adult primary care.
Care that adapts as you age, including how multiple conditions and medications interact.
Standard laboratory work and testing ordered and interpreted as part of your ongoing care.
Several decades of experience with both routine and complex problems affecting the cardiovascular system.
Evaluation and ongoing management of the heart and circulatory system, from the first symptom onward.
Working out whether symptoms are cardiac in origin, and what is driving them.
The two biggest modifiable risks to the heart, tracked and treated over the long term.
Assessment of palpitations, skipped beats, and irregular rhythms, including atrial fibrillation.
Evaluation of two symptoms that always deserve a proper answer rather than reassurance alone.
Ongoing treatment and monitoring for patients whose heart is not pumping as effectively as it should.
Cardiac testing selected for your specific question, and interpreted by the physician who ordered it.
Risk assessment and early intervention for patients with a family history or rising numbers.
Your insurance card, a photo ID, a list of the medications you currently take including doses, and any recent test results or records from other physicians. If you have been seen for a cardiac problem elsewhere, those reports are especially useful.
Coverage varies by plan, and networks change. Please call the office at 631-812-1000 with your card in hand and we will confirm your specific plan before you come in.
That depends entirely on your insurance plan — some require a referral for a cardiology visit and some do not. Call the office and we will tell you what your plan needs.
Dr. Klepper is board certified in both internal medicine and cardiology, which is why many patients see him for general medical care and their heart. Whether that arrangement suits your situation is worth discussing at your visit.
Call the office at 631-812-1000 during business hours. Please allow time for refill requests to be processed rather than waiting until you run out.
Call 911 immediately. Do not call the office and do not drive yourself. Chest pain, pressure, shortness of breath, or pain spreading to the arm or jaw are emergencies — minutes matter, and the office is not the right place for them.
That is a reasonable place to start. Call the office and we will point you in the right direction.