Yohana Mehretab-Roman MD

The physicians at Central Cardiology Medical Center (CCMC) have been providing quality cardiovascular care to the Central Valley community, using the latest in diagnostic and treatment options for more than 40 years. Our team of physicians, advanced practitioners and staff are committed to providing the best in class cardiac treatment and care.

At Central Cardiology Medical Center, our team is dedicated to providing the most effective and comprehensive care by offering consultations for all new and existing patients. During the initial consultation, our physicians understand the importance of listening to you, the patient.

Through extensive medical history, patient input and diagnostic examination, our knowledgeable physicians and staff work together to quickly diagnose your symptoms and develop an individual treatment plan, tailored to your specific needs, to ensure you achieve the best possible outcomes.

At CCMC, we understand that effective treatment relies on accurate and timely diagnosis. The fully accredited Centric Health Imaging Department of licensed technologists and board-certified physicians have decades of experience in their respective modalities and subspecialties.

The well-trained technologists and customer service-oriented staff at Centric Health Imaging Department provide our patients with a full range of diagnostic services in a patient-friendly environment to ensure improved outcomes for diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases.We have partnered with Foundation Lab to give our patients easy access to laboratory services.

At CCMC, we have a team of interventional cardiologists, electrophysiologists, cardiologists, nurse practitioners, nurses and support staff who perform various cardiac procedures to diagnose and treat the full spectrum of heart disease. No matter the cause, our team of specialists use a comprehensive approach to develop an individual treatment plan that is best suited to your needs.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, in Kern County 1 in 4 people die from this disease. Blocked arteries (atherosclerosis) are the main culprit, which can result in a condition called peripheral vascular disease (PVD). PVD is a progressive circulation disorder that can affect any blood vessel outside of the heart and reduces blood flow to the limbs.