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Tracy Paeschke, MD, FACC

preventive cardiologist, mom, entrepreneur

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Category(ies): Cardiology | Physician | Preventive Medicine

I am a board-certified cardiologist and health and wellness coach with over 25 years of experience caring for people with heart disease. I now focus solely on prevention after working for many years to diagnose and treat heart disease. I am passionate about helping people avoid heart disease and other chronic illnesses, allowing them to lead long and satisfying lives while aging in good health. My company is Heart Health Prevention and Wellness. It is an online platform designed to help people prevent and reverse heart disease through coaching, courses, education, and community. I also see preventive cardiology patients in several states through telehealth.

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Tracy Paeschke, MD, FACC

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