Heart & Vascular – Grand Junction Vascular Surgery

970-298-3884

970-372-0955

2643 Patterson Road

Suite 605,

Grand Junction, CO 81506

This department offers

Cardiac rehabilitation
Cardiology
Cardiovascular and thoracic surgery
Heart and vascular
Heart failure
Heart rhythm
Interventional cardiology
Vascular surgery

Our providers ( 6 )

4.7

Tej M. Singh, MD

Vascular Surgery

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Truc M. Ta, MD

Vascular Surgery

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4.8

Justin H. Walpole, MD

Vascular Surgery

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Jeena Fuller, PA

Vascular Surgery

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Karen K. Shuman, NP

Vascular Surgery

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Desarom Teso, MD

Vascular Surgery

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