Invasive Cardiology near Rahway, NJ

Care Philosophy: Before attending Chiropractic school Dr Cleary attended SUNY Cortland in upstate New York where he received his bachelor s in health science While at Life University Dr Cleary was a captain of the schools hockey team Beyond providing relief from pain caused by injury and stress Dr Cleary specializes in spinal correction and reconstruction He focuses on educating his patients and their families on the importance of maintaining a healthy spine so that they take a more active role in caring for themselves and in helping others feel better Dr Cleary utilizes the Chiropractic Biophysics technique CBP the most researched and evidence based technique in chiropractic Using the CBP technique Dr Cleary focuses on regaining proper spinal alignment and returning his patients to health Dr Cleary is an avid sports fan and enjoys working on both athletes and their families Dr Cleary enjoys spending his free time with his wife Christine his two boys Brooks and Declan his dog Lindy and playing hockey at many of the rinks in the Atlanta metro area

Care Philosophy: Board-certified in Cardiovascular Disease and Internal Medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine, Dr. Brock Cookman will be providing comprehensive cardiology care to patients in Mason City and the surrounding 14 counties. Dr. Cookman earned his Bachelors Degree in Chemical Engineering from Iowa State University as well as his Doctorate Degree of Osteopathic Medicine and his Masters Degree in Anatomy from Des Moines University. He completed his Residency training through the University of Iowa-Des Moines Internal Medicine Residency Program receiving The Gold Foundation Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award from the University of Iowa and was an active member of the Methodist Hospital Critical Care Committee. Dr. Cookman continued his education at the University of Nebraska Medical Center as a Cardiology fellow where he served on the PCI Quality and VA STEMI Protocol Committees. During Dr. Cookmans training, he had the honor of serving as Chief Cardiology Fellow. After completion of his Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship, Dr. Cookman pursued additional training in Interventional Cardiology with the Aurora Health Care System in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This included comprehensive education and training in coronary, structural anatomy and peripheral endovascular therapies.