Cardiopulmonary Clinic Serving First Responders Opens Fourth Location in Princeton

On Thursday December 29th, 2022, Medical Essential Diagnostics’ Save My Life Program opened their fourth location in Forrestal Professional Center.  Placed conveniently off of Rt. 1 North and across from the Princeton Penn Medical Center, the new clinic is equipped with top-of-the-line machinery, a welcoming staff, and accredited Dr. Sherif. Opening days can be hectic, but according to a clinic staff member, “It was a very smooth first day.”

The clinic opened its doors to a full schedule, serving patients from 7:30am to 2:30pm. The testing starts with a consultation with the doctor. From there, it is determined what tests are most appropriate for each patient. A complete blood panel is done first so those that have been fasting can have a snack and drink provided at the clinic. After this is complete, the patient is taken to the next exam room to do their cardiac testing which includes a stress test, echocardiogram, vascular ultrasounds, and electrocardiogram. A chest x-ray and lung function test are also performed in house. The sleep study is completed at home, and allergy testing is also available. 

The Save My Life Program is a first responder catered, comprehensive cardiopulmonary resource available to police, firefighters, EMS, teachers, city, township, state and federal workers along with their families. Those who come in for an appointment will receive their results in 2 weeks, and the doctor will thoroughly discuss any areas of concern if there are any. 

Appointments are easy to make online at https://medicalessentialdiagnostics.formstack.com/forms/first_responders or by calling (609) 921-5138. Additional clinic locations are available for appointments in Morristown, Newark, and Marlton. 

Cori Astore, MED's Executive Director posing in front of Princeton location's front desk before grand opening.

Cori Astore, Executive Director

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