Small hearts. Serious expertise.
A pediatric cardiology practice where a murmur becomes an answer and a diagnosis becomes a plan — often before your family finishes the drive home.
The case for expertise, in data.
Fetal echocardiography you can act on at 22 weeks.
When your OB hands you a referral after a fetal echo finding, you don't have weeks to wait for clarity. A 98.7% diagnostic accuracy rate means the answer you carry out of our office is the answer that shapes your birth plan, your delivery hospital choice, and your first hours as a parent.
Same-week appointments when a pediatrician hears something.
A murmur at a sports physical doesn't wait for a two-month referral queue. We hold same-week slots for urgent pediatric referrals — because the anxiety a family carries between 'we heard something' and 'here's what it means' is its own kind of harm.
Most murmurs are innocent. We prove it with data.
94% of children referred to us for murmur evaluation leave with a documented innocent murmur — no further workup, no restrictions, full sports clearance. That number is the difference between a childhood defined by anxiety and one defined by play.
Families leave with a diagram, not just a discharge summary.
Every consultation ends with a drawing — on the paper sheet, on a tablet, on whatever surface makes the anatomy clear. Parents rate us 4.97 out of 5 not because we deliver good news, but because we deliver understandable news. Clarity is the product.
Three paths to our door.
One standard of care.
Every referral is different. Every family arrives with a different level of fear. We meet each one where they are.
Referred after a fetal echo finding at 20–22 weeks.
Your OB flagged something on the anatomy scan. You've been handed a referral and a name you can't pronounce. We translate fetal echocardiography into a birth plan — which hospital, which team, what the first hours look like.
Flagged at a sports physical. Season on hold.
A school nurse or pediatrician heard something during the annual physical. Your child is benched pending cardiology clearance. We move fast — same-week appointments — because a season lost to unnecessary waiting is a season lost.
Teenager who fainted. Pediatrician ran out of reassurances.
Syncope in a teenager is frightening and often benign — but 'often' isn't good enough. We work through the differential systematically: tilt table, Holter monitoring, structural echo, genetic risk assessment. You leave with a diagnosis, not a shrug.
Request your child's
consultation.
Three fields. We'll call or email you within one business day to confirm your appointment. Urgent referrals are triaged within 2 hours during clinic hours.
Clarity is what families remember.
We drove to that appointment terrified. We left with a drawing on a paper sheet, a plan written in plain English, and the first full night's sleep we'd had in three weeks. The diagnosis was real — and so was the path forward.
Melissa Okafor
Mother of Amara, diagnosed at 23 weeks via fetal echo · Denver, CO
My son's pediatrician heard a murmur at his 10-year physical and said 'probably nothing, but let's check.' Heartbeat confirmed an innocent murmur in one visit. He was back on the soccer field that weekend with a signed clearance letter.
David Reinholt
Father of Marcus, sports clearance evaluation · Colorado Springs, CO
Our daughter fainted twice in three months. Her pediatrician was wonderful but honest — she needed a specialist. The syncope workup here was thorough, the diagnosis was clear, and they explained the vasovagal mechanism to a 16-year-old in terms she actually understood.
Priya Subramaniam
Mother of Kavya, syncope evaluation · Fort Collins, CO
Download our Parent Guide
to Heart Murmurs
A 12-page plain-language guide written for parents, not physicians. Covers the difference between innocent and structural murmurs, what to expect at a pediatric cardiology appointment, and the questions worth asking before you leave.