A 15-minute call to see if EECP is right for you. We’ll ask about your symptoms, review your history, answer your questions, and explain coverage. If it’s not the right fit, we’ll tell you that too.
We’ve walked over 50,000 patients through this. The first call is short, the screening is thorough, and the decision is always yours.
A care coordinator listens to your symptoms, history, and goals. No script, no sales pitch, just answers to your questions about EECP.
If it sounds like a fit, an EECP-trained nurse reviews your records, confirms candidacy, and contacts your cardiologist if needed.
You get a written care plan, coverage estimate (Medicare and most insurance plans cover EECP), and a start date if you want one.
Tell us a little about yourself and the best time to reach you. A real human (not a bot) will call to answer your questions about EECP.
Each clinic has a real person answering during business hours (Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm local). Ask for the EECP coordinator.
New patients: call our intake line directly at 877.778.FLOW (3569).
Outside business hours? Have us call you instead.
Yes. There is no charge for the phone consultation, the screening review, or the care plan. You only pay if you choose to start treatment, and most patients have it covered by Medicare or commercial insurance.
No referral is required to schedule the call. If you’d like to start treatment, we’ll work directly with your cardiologist or primary care doctor to obtain the prescription and coordinate care.
No. Our coordinators are nurses and trained patient navigators, not salespeople. If EECP isn’t right for your case, we’ll say so. If you’re not ready, we won’t follow up unless you ask us to.
Plan on about 15 minutes for the initial phone call. If you decide to move forward, the clinical screening (records review) usually wraps up within 48 hours, and a written plan follows shortly after.
Nothing required, but it helps to know your main symptoms (chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue), any cardiac history (angina, heart failure, stents, bypass), and the name of your cardiologist if you have one.
Yes. Medicare has covered EECP for chronic angina since 1999, and most commercial and Medicare Advantage plans follow suit. We’ll verify your specific coverage during the screening before you commit to anything.
No surgery talk. No commitment. Just answers from the team that has helped 50,000+ patients regain energy, walk further, and feel like themselves again.
