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Cardiology Referral Form - Jackson Health System 2025

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The document is a cardiology referral form from JMG Specialty Physicians, detailing the necessary information for patient referrals to cardiology services. It includes sections for patient details, requesting provider information, insurance data, indications for the visit, and requested services. The form also specifies required documentation to be submitted with the referral.

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What is the mission of the Jackson health System?

Mission. To build the health of the community by providing a single, high standard of quality care for the residents of Miami-Dade County.

Can you self refer to a cardiologist?

You will need a referral from your GP for most cardiology services, including outpatient clinic appointments, tests and rapid access chest pain clinic. In an emergency, or if you suspect you might be having a heart attack, dial 999 for an ambulance or go to the Accident and Emergency Department (AE) in the usual way.

How do you get in to see a cardiologist?

If you are concerned about your cardiovascular system, the first step is to discuss your symptoms with your primary care team, who will determine if you need a referral to a cardiologist. You also may be referred to learn about actions you can take to prevent heart disease.

When should you be referred to a cardiologist?

In addition to chest pain with activity (also called angina), you may experience: Chest tightness, pressure, or discomfort. Pain that starts near your chest and reaches your shoulder, arm, jaw, neck or back. Shortness of breath. Heart palpitations (less common)

How can I get a referral to a cardiologist?

When to see a cardiologist? Your PCP may refer you to a cardiologist if you have heart disease, want to manage the risks of heart disease, or have warning signs of a heart problem. Some warning signs include dizziness, fatigue, shortness of breath, chest pain, heart rate changes, and more.

How to get a cardiology referral?

Primary Care Physician Referral: In many healthcare systems, the usual process is to first visit your primary care physician (PCP) or general practitioner. If your PCP identifies or suspects a cardiac issue, they may then provide you with a referral to a cardiologist for further evaluation and treatment.

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