Hillary Ann Johnston-Cox, MD, PhD

What’s around the corner on 7th Avenue these days. Dr. Hillary Ann Johnston-Cox, cardiologist, practices at 7 7th Ave, New York, NY 10011. General and preventive cardiology flow through this office doors, from cholesterol management to blood pressure monitoring. Echocardiograms and stress tests sit at the core of the diagnostic toolkit, while lifestyle counseling aims to steer patients toward sustainable change. The team looks beyond numbers to consider family history and emerging risk factors. Whether medication adjustments or referral to a specialist is needed, the plan is tailored before leaving the room.

Lifestyle factors often drive the agenda here: weight management clinics run in coordination with nutrition counseling sessions held on-site. Sleep studies come under the same umbrella, recognizing that unseen disruptions can quietly raise cardiac risk. Smoking cessation support is threaded through follow-up visits, with options spanning pharmacologic aids and behavioral coaching. Preventive screenings—from coronary calcium scans to abdominal aortic aneurysm ultrasounds—are scheduled proactively, not reactionary. Across ischemic heart disease, arrhythmias, and heart failure, the approach blends evidence-based protocols with patient-defined goals.

After the initial workup, the focus sharpens on actionable change. Anticoagulation clinics maintain close tracking of INR and DOAC schedules. Device checks for pacemakers and implanted cardioverter-defibrillators happen in the same time slot as medication reconciliations. Telemetry reports are reviewed between office visits, catching trends before they solidify. Shared-decision forums let patients weigh options—statin versus no statin, ablation versus medical rhythm control—using real data they can see on a printed sheet. The goal is a clear roadmap rather than a stack of prescriptions.

Reach the suite by dialing (516) 562-4100. Find directions on the map: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25908478df66d:0x570ee4f1f410f161.