Cardiologists in North Carolina
Data updated monthly · Last refresh October 2026
850 Cardiovascular Disease providers practice in North Carolina, including 126 (15%) offering telehealth. The largest concentration is in Durham. Profiles include federal Open Payments records of money received from drug and device companies in 2025. Listings are drawn from federal public records and are not endorsements.
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Cardiovascular Disease by city in North Carolina
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Where Cardiologists in North Carolina practice
From CMS Medicare enrollment records covering 564 of the 850 providers listed here (66%). Providers who do not bill Medicare are not included in these figures.
6%solo or small practice (under 10 clinicians)
5%mid-size group (10 to 99)
88%large group or health system (100+)
Largest practice groups
| Group (as registered with Medicare) | Cardiologists | All clinicians in group | Main city |
| Carolinas Physicians Network Inc. | 77 | 2,324 | Charlotte |
| Duke Health Integrated Practice Inc. | 74 | 3,140 | Durham |
| Novant Health Medical Group, LLC | 56 | 2,413 | Charlotte |
| Wake Forest University Health Sciences | 40 | 2,633 | Winston Salem |
| The Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital Operating Corp.oration | 40 | 724 | Greensboro |
Hospitals where they hold privileges
| Hospital | City | Ownership | CMS star rating | Cardiologists affiliated |
| Duke University Hospital | Durham | For-profit | 5 of 5 | 88 |
| Carolinas Medical Center/Behav Health | Charlotte | Government | 4 of 5 | 83 |
| North Carolina Baptist Hospital | Winston-salem | Nonprofit | 4 of 5 | 52 |
| Atrium Health Pineville | Charlotte | Government | 3 of 5 | 51 |
| Carolinas Medical Center-Northeast | Concord | Government | 4 of 5 | 49 |
Sources: CMS Doctors and Clinicians (August 2026) and Facility Affiliation files (August 2026); hospital ownership type and overall star rating from CMS Hospital General Information (July 2026). A clinician in several groups is counted once, in the largest group they bill through. Ownership type is what the hospital reports to CMS; it does not show private equity or other investor ownership. How we build this directory.
Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina
Listed by city, largest first. Payment figures come from the federal Open Payments program, which requires drug and device companies to report what they pay physicians for consulting, speaking, meals, travel and royalties. A disclosed payment is a financial relationship, not evidence of wrongdoing, and many totals reflect a single meal. Figures cover calendar year 2025.
Dr. Jawal Suleman, M.D.Ahoskie, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(252) 209-3408 Dr. David Cotoni, DOAlbemarle, NC · $2 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(980) 323-6180 Dr. Andrew De La Paz, M.D.Apex, NC · $896 in drug and device payments (2025) · Telehealth ·
(984) 974-4010 Dr. Bal Agarwal, MDApex, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(919) 794-4899 Dr. Mehar Srivani Ambati, MDApex, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) · Telehealth ·
(919) 363-6060 Dr. Brian Munley, M.D.Asheboro, NC · $613 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 610-3720 Dr. Malkiat Dhatt, M. D.Asheboro, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(336) 629-4176 Dr. Shiv Harsh, M. D.Asheboro, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(336) 629-4176 Dr. Sreedhar Reddy Madireddy, M.D.Asheboro, NC · $212 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 610-3720 Dr. Ashley Helgeson, M.DAsheville, NC · $944 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Brett Izzo, M.D.Asheville, NC · $6,668 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Brian Asbill, M.D.Asheville, NC · $76 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Bryan Pace, D.O.Asheville, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Cecil Rambarat, M.D.Asheville, NC · $438 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Chang Lim, M.D.Asheville, NC · $91 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. David Schroeder, MDAsheville, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 299-2515 Dr. Eric Van Tassel, M.D.Asheville, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Eric Yeung, M.D.Asheville, NC · $327 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 213-0152 Dr. James Usedom, M.D.Asheville, NC · $5 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Jessie Bowers, M.D.Asheville, NC · $123 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 298-7911 Dr. Johnathan Davidson, MDAsheville, NC · $211 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. John Russell, MDAsheville, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Kristine Owen, M.D.Asheville, NC · $266 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 333-3206 Dr. Oscar Jenkins, M.D.Asheville, NC · $166 in drug and device payments (2025) · Telehealth ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Rachel Keever, M.D.Asheville, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Rhoda Brosnan, M.D.Asheville, NC · $76 in drug and device payments (2025) · Telehealth ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Robert Wade, M.D.Asheville, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Sarah Ciccotto, M.D.Asheville, NC · $536 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 213-0152 Dr. Todd Hansen, M.D.Asheville, NC · $326 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Wade Saunders, M.D.Asheville, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. William Pomeroy, MDAsheville, NC · $1,264 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. William Wharton, M.D.Asheville, NC · $172 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(828) 274-6000 Dr. Yaron Fridman, MDAsheville, NC · $67 in drug and device payments (2025) · Telehealth ·
(828) 213-0152 Dr. Patrick Ellis, MDBolivia, NC · $899 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(910) 662-9500 Dr. Peter Ashline, M.D.Boone, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 264-9664 Dr. Marian Taylor, MDBrevard, NC · $18 in drug and device payments (2025) · Telehealth ·
(828) 435-8080 Dr. Mark Isserman, M.D.Brevard, NC · No drug or device payments recorded (2025) ·
(828) 883-2131 Dr. Alexander Paraschos, M.D.Burlington, NC · $1,063 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 538-1234 Dr. Brian Agbor-etang, M.D.Burlington, NC · $872 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 438-1060 Dr. Bruce Kowalski, M.D.Burlington, NC · $601 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 538-1234 Dr. Dwayne Callwood, MDBurlington, NC · $60 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 538-2374 Dr. Kenneth Fath, M.D.Burlington, NC · $17 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 538-1234 Dr. Muhammad Arida, MDBurlington, NC · $1,113 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 438-1060 Dr. Shaukat Khan, MDBurlington, NC · $192 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 538-2494 Dr. Tim Gollan, M.D., PH.D.Burlington, NC · $795 in drug and device payments (2025) ·
(336) 438-1060 Conditions Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina commonly treat
Patients often search by condition rather than specialty. These are conditions typically managed by Cardiovascular Disease providers. Individual practices vary, so confirm with the provider before booking.
- Coronary artery disease
- Heart failure
- Atrial fibrillation
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
Common questions
How many Cardiovascular Disease providers are in North Carolina?There are 850 Cardiovascular Disease providers with active NPI records practicing in North Carolina, according to federal NPPES data refreshed monthly.
Do Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina offer telehealth?Yes. 126 of the 850 Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina (about 15%) report offering telehealth services in CMS data.
Which cities in North Carolina have the most Cardiovascular Disease providers?Durham (124), Charlotte (99), Winston Salem (66) have the highest concentration of Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina.
How many Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina received drug or device company payments?568 of 850 Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina (67%) received at least one payment from a drug or device company in 2025, according to the federal Open Payments program.
What conditions do Cardiovascular Disease providers in North Carolina treat?Cardiovascular Disease providers commonly treat coronary artery disease, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and related conditions. Individual practices vary, so confirm with the provider before booking.
Where does this data come from?Provider counts and profiles come from the federal NPPES registry and CMS Doctors and Clinicians files. Payment figures come from the CMS Open Payments program for calendar year 2025. The directory refreshes monthly.
Do most Cardiologists in North Carolina work in independent practices or large health systems?Among 564 Cardiologists in North Carolina enrolled in Medicare, 6% bill through a solo or small practice with fewer than 10 clinicians, 5% through a mid-size group of 10 to 99, and 88% through a large group or health system with 100 or more clinicians, according to CMS enrollment records.
Which hospitals do Cardiologists in North Carolina work at?According to CMS facility affiliation records, the North Carolina hospitals where the most Cardiologists hold privileges are Duke University Hospital in Durham; Carolinas Medical Center/Behav Health in Charlotte; North Carolina Baptist Hospital in Winston-salem.
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