Dr. Rosanel, MD

Dr. Rosanel limits her panel to fewer than 40 families. That deliberate limit lets her stay deeply involved in each patient's care and remain fully accessible around the clock.

Yes. Dr. Rosanel provides 24/7 direct access, day, night, and weekends. Patients reach her directly, not a call center or answering service.

Yes. Dr. Rosanel brings hospital-level care directly to patients when needed. A network of specialty technicians also travels to patients' homes to perform echocardiograms, vascular ultrasounds, cardiac imaging, bloodwork, IV therapy, and preventive screenings.

Yes. Dr. Rosanel offers a boutique cardiology membership that complements existing primary concierge care. This option provides dedicated cardiovascular evaluation, prevention planning, and comprehensive cardiac testing for patients who want specialized heart expertise alongside their current doctor.

Dr. Rosanel treats a wide range of cardiovascular and internal medicine conditions. These include hypertension, atrial fibrillation, coronary heart disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, heart valve disease, and congenital heart disease. She also manages diabetes, obesity and metabolic syndrome, thyroid disorders, osteoporosis, anemia, chronic respiratory conditions, and digestive disorders, among others.

Dr. Rosanel offers echocardiography, vascular ultrasound, cardiac imaging, EKG, stress testing, cardiac event monitoring, and advanced bloodwork. Her team delivers most of these services directly to patients at home, eliminating trips to outside labs or imaging centers.

Yes. Dr. Rosanel serves patients across the United States and internationally, including patients in Canada, France, Dubai, and Israel.

Dr. Rosanel offers in-home visits, in-office appointments, and evening appointments for patients who need flexibility after work. She schedules multiple visits when needed to review history, examine progress, and adjust care plans closely.

At the first visit, Dr. Rosanel reviews your medical history, risk factors, and symptoms. She performs a physical exam that includes checks of blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation. She conducts an EKG when indicated and orders additional testing such as bloodwork, a stress test, an echocardiogram, or a cardiac event monitor as needed.