Looking for a doctor who uses the BaleDoneen Method? This page helps you find a BaleDoneen Method provider near you. These providers look at your heart and artery health early, before problems start.

Search the directory by location or provider name. Once you find someone, check their background and reach out directly. Ask about their current services and testing options.

Not every provider offers the same tests or care. Services can differ from one office to the next. Before you book, call and confirm what they offer, including CIMT testing.

Patients in the Spokane, Washington area may also contact the Prevention Center for Heart & Brain Health, founded by Amy Doneen, DNP, ARNP.

We Partner with CardioRisk for CIMT Screening

We partner with CardioRisk to make CIMT screening easy to access. CardioRisk holds screening events at locations across the country, so you can find a screening location near you.

After your scan, share your results with your BaleDoneen provider. They can explain what your results mean and how they fit into your overall heart health.

Find a BaleDoneen Method Provider Near You

The BaleDoneen provider directory lists doctors and clinics trained in this method across many locations. Here is how to search for it.

First, look up providers near you by city or zip code. Then review each provider’s location and contact details. Check their background before you reach out.

Once you find a provider that looks like a good fit, call the office directly. Ask about current availability and confirm they still offer BaleDoneen based care. Not every practice offers the exact same services, so this step matters.

What Is a BaleDoneen Method Provider?

A BaleDoneen Method provider is a doctor, nurse practitioner, or other clinician trained in this approach to heart disease prevention. Training covers how to spot early signs of artery disease before a heart attack or stroke happens.

These providers look at your full health story. They factor in genetic risk, inflammation, and daily habits alongside standard heart tests.

Many providers learn the method through structured BaleDoneen training. Some go further with a genetic testing course or study on how oral health affects heart disease.

Because every patient is different, your provider should build a plan around your own risk factors. They should explain your results in plain language and answer your questions.

What Can You Ask a BaleDoneen Provider About?

You can talk to a BaleDoneen provider about many parts of your heart health. Common topics include:

Bring a list of questions to your first visit. A good provider will walk through each one and explain what comes next in plain terms.

CIMT Testing: What Patients Should Know

CIMT stands for carotid intima media thickness. The test uses ultrasound to measure the wall of your carotid artery, the artery that carries blood to your brain.

A thicker artery wall can point to early plaque buildup, even before you feel any symptoms. This makes CIMT useful for catching artery disease early.

The test itself is quick and painless. A technician moves a small wand over your neck while you lie down. There is no needle and no radiation involved.

Your provider should walk you through what your results mean. Ask questions if anything is unclear. A trained clinician can explain how your CIMT results fit with the rest of your heart health.

How to Choose a BaleDoneen Method Provider

Not every provider offers the same services, so ask a few questions before you commit:

Is the provider trained in the BaleDoneen Method?

Does the practice still use this approach today?

What tests do they offer, including CIMT?

Who reviews and explains your test results?

What follow up care do they offer after testing?

Do they offer in person visits, telehealth, or both?

What areas or cities does the practice serve?

Take time to compare a few providers before you book. The right fit matters as much as the training behind it.

Find the Right BaleDoneen Provider for Your Needs

Use the directory above to find a BaleDoneen Method provider near you. Review each provider’s location and background, then call the office to confirm their current services, testing options, and appointment times.

A short phone call before booking can save you time and help you find the right fit for your care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the directory on this page to search by location. Review the results, then contact the office directly to confirm they still practice this method.

Search the directory by city or zip code. Each listing includes contact details so you can reach out and ask about current availability.

A BaleDoneen Method provider is a trained clinician who uses this approach to spot early signs of heart and artery disease before symptoms appear.

Yes. Providers listed in the directory have completed training in this method. Always confirm current training and practice status with the office.

Many do, but not all. Ask your provider if they offer CIMT testing in house or refer patients to another facility.

Many BaleDoneen providers offer CIMT testing as part of a full checkup. Contact a provider near you to ask about scheduling.

CIMT stands for carotid intima media thickness. It is an ultrasound test that checks the wall of your carotid artery for early signs of plaque.

Cost varies by provider and location. Contact the office directly to ask about pricing before you schedule your visit.

Coverage depends on your insurance plan and the provider you visit. Ask the office if they bill insurance for this test.

Look at each provider’s training, testing options, and location. Call the office to ask questions before you book your first visit.