Cardiology you'll actually look forward to.
A single-physician practice with longer appointments, fewer patients, and a doctor who has read every record before you walk in. We treat the people on our roster the way we'd treat our own family.
Built to feel like a real conversation, not a fifteen-minute slot.
Three commitments we put in writing — and that we keep, even when the schedule is full.
Longer appointments.
First consultations are 60 minutes. Follow-ups are 30. We don't double-book — the schedule on the wall is the schedule we keep.
We read your full record.
Before your first visit we obtain and read every prior cardiology and primary-care note. The 2019 report you forgot you had — we read that too.
Direct access to Dr. Voss.
Once you're a patient, you message Dr. Voss directly through the portal. Replies are typically within one business day, often sooner.
Three steps, no surprises.
We tell every new patient exactly what the first month looks like — before they book. Most cardiology practices won't, because they can't promise the schedule.
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Tell us a little.
A 5-minute intake form, or call us. We collect your insurance and the practices we should pull records from — that's it.
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We meet for an hour.
Your first visit is sixty minutes with Dr. Voss. ECG and any in-office imaging are completed before the conversation, not after.
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Leave with a plan.
A written plan in plain language — what we know, what we don't yet, and what each option costs. A copy goes to your primary care that afternoon.
The conditions we live with, every day.
Adult cardiology — ischemic heart disease, arrhythmias, valvular and congestive failure, and the procedural management thereof.
Dr. Eleanor Voss, FACC, FSCAI
Eleanor trained at Johns Hopkins and completed her interventional fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic in 2008. She joined a 240-physician group for nine years before opening Lakeshore as a single-physician practice in 2017.
The deliberate choice was to see fewer patients, schedule longer appointments, and keep clinical writing as part of the practice — not separate from it.
“Dr. Voss was the third cardiologist I saw. The first two told me I had ‘some plaque’ and prescribed a statin. She read every record I had, ordered the test the others hadn't, and found the LAD lesion. I'm running 5k three times a week now.”
A small practice that sticks with you.
The questions most new patients ask first.
If yours isn't here, our front desk reads every email. We answer most messages within the same business day.
Ask us anything →Do you take my insurance?
Most major plans, including Medicare and most Medicare Advantage. We list every accepted plan on the Insurance & Billing page, plus our self-pay rates so you can compare.
How long is the wait for a first appointment?
Usually within two weeks. If a stress test or ER visit suggests you need to be seen sooner, call us — we keep two slots open weekly for urgent referrals.
Do I need a referral from my primary care?
No. Most insurers don't require one for cardiology. If yours does, we'll help you sort it before your visit.
Where are procedures done?
Catheterization and ablation are done at Cleveland Clinic main campus, where Dr. Voss has admitting privileges. Office consultations and follow-up imaging are at our Shaker Heights office.
What if I need a second opinion?
We send second-opinion patients all the time, in both directions. We'll write a clear note for whoever you see next, with our recommendations and reasoning.
Ready when you are.
First consultations are 60 minutes. Most insurance accepted. We obtain prior records before your visit, so you don't carry the folder.
