Dr. Kavesteen is recognized as a “Leading Physician of the World” and the “Top Cardiologist in Babylon, NY” by the International Association of Cardiologists, and as “One of America’s Top Cardiologists 2010" by the Consumers’ Research Council of America.
He is voted to be the Best Cardiologist of Long Island 2013 by Long Island Press. His unique approach by evaluating body as a whole rather one organ at a time, has been praised by his peers throughout the...Read More
Dr. Kavesteen is recognized as a “Leading Physician of the World” and the “Top Cardiologist in Babylon, NY” by the International Association of Cardiologists, and as “One of America’s Top Cardiologists 2010" by the Consumers’ Research Council of America.
He is voted to be the Best Cardiologist of Long Island 2013 by Long Island Press. His unique approach by evaluating body as a whole rather one organ at a time, has been praised by his peers throughout the region. His ability by combining holistic and modern medicine has given him the ability to treat complex medical condition with ease and success. He specializes in early detection and prevention.
Dr. David Kavesteen received his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from SUNY Stony Brook. He pursued his passion for medicine at SUNY Health Science Center’s School of Medicine in Brooklyn, NY, and completed his internal medicine internship and residency at the prestigious New York University Medical Center. Dr. Kavesteen continued with further education in cardiovascular diseases and nuclear cardiology, completing his fellowship training at Maimonides Medical Center. He has received numerous awards and published many medical articles, and founded Heart and Health to pursue his holistic, preventative approach to cardiology.
Dr. Kavesteen believes that prevention is the key to longevity and maintaining a healthy heart. His genuine interest in prevention has given him a unique perspective in healing and rejuvenation, combining Eastern medical techniques with Western medicine. He believes that human body should be treated as a whole.
