The services we offer at Outpatient Care, Sarasota, include:

• Pediatric cardiology services
• Pediatric echocardiograms
• Fetal echocardiograms
• EKGs
• Holter remote monitoring
• Stress testing
• Laboratory services
• X-ray services

We offer fetal cardiology services in Sarasota, including fetal echocardiograms. A fetal echocardiogram is a type of ultrasound used to take pictures of a baby’s heart in-utero in order to diagnose heart conditions before birth. We provide you and your unborn child with expert, personalized care, including treatment planning and management before, during and after delivery. Learn more about the Johns Hopkins All Children’s Fetal Heart Program.

In addition to cardiology, providers in specialties such as pulmonology, sports medicine, occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy also see patients at Outpatient Care, Sarasota. Our cardiology patients who have complex conditions requiring care from multiple specialists often don’t have to travel for additional care, and our physicians are able to work closely together from the same facility. 

We also provide sports clearance for cardiac concerns for young athletes and provide services as part of Johns Hopkins All Children’s affiliation with IMG Academy.

The services we offer at Outpatient Care, North Port include:

• Pediatric cardiology services
• Pediatric echocardiograms
• Fetal echocardiograms 
• EKGs
• Holter remote monitoring

In addition to cardiology, providers in specialties like pulmonology and neurology also see patients at Outpatient Care, North Port, providing opportunities for some patients to see multiple specialists in one location, depending on their individual needs.

We also work closely with the maternal-fetal medicine team, which provides services to women with high-risk pregnancies in North Port, working with them to plan for treatment for babies with congenital heart defects diagnosed before birth.

Because of our location, we serve patients not only in the immediate area, but many patients from the Arcadia and Lake Placid regions as well.

Children with congenital heart defects are living well into adulthood due to advances in treatment. At Johns Hopkins All Children’s, we continue to provide care for our pediatric patients as they enter adulthood as part of the Adult Congenital Heart Disease program.

We provide care for teens and adults with known congenital heart disease (CHD) or those newly diagnosed with CHD, who benefit from being seen by a cardiologist with expertise in congenital issues. We see adult patients in Tampa and St. Petersburg, and some services for adult cardiology patients may also be available in Sarasota and North Port, depending on each patient’s condition.

Learn more about the Adult Congenital Heart Disease program.