Cardiovascular Logistics Partners with Philadelphia Consultants for Improved Cardiovascular Care Access

Cardiovascular Logistics Partners with Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia

April 14, 2025 – In a significant move aimed at enhancing cardiovascular care access, Cardiovascular Logistics (CVL) has announced its partnership with the prominent Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia (CCP), the largest independent cardiology practice in the U.S. This strategic alliance, which will expand CVL's presence from 300 to 440 providers, aims to improve patient outcomes and streamline care delivery in Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Strengthening Heart Care Services

The partnership brings together more than 90 cardiologists and 50 advanced practice providers operating across 30 locations. This collaboration will significantly bolster CVL's mission to offer exceptional cardiovascular services to a wider patient demographic. Currently, the CCP has established a reputation for its advanced cardiac imaging services, placing millions within a 15-minute drive of quality care, thus ensuring prompt attention for patients with pressing cardiovascular needs.

Founded over 30 years ago, CCP is recognized for its commitment to value-based care (VBC) including participation in bundled payment models that have reshaped how services are delivered. The leading practice specializes in interventional cardiology and electrophysiology, employing over 20 skilled physicians adept at performing advanced procedures like catheter interventions and cardiac ablations. This clinical expertise aligns perfectly with CVL's core values and operational strategies, further enhancing the quality of care provided.

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

David Konur, CEO of CVL, expressed optimism about the partnership, stating, "This is a pivotal moment not just for our organization, but for cardiovascular care nationwide. With CCP's local expertise and our national scale, we are committed to transforming cardiovascular care delivery across the country."

Meanwhile, Mark Victor, CEO of CCP and the newly appointed president of CVL's Mid-Atlantic region, echoed this sentiment. He underscored the significance of maintaining independence while gaining access to the vast resources of CVL to foster innovation and quality care.

Addressing Growing Demand

As the demand for cardiovascular services surges due to an aging population and increased prevalence of conditions like heart failure and atrial fibrillation, this partnership emerges at a crucial juncture. Craig M. Walker, CMO of CVL, highlighted the evolving landscape faced by independent cardiology practices and emphasized the importance of adaptability and resourceability in meeting these challenges.

The alliance between CVL and CCP is strategically positioned to meet this growing demand, offering expanded access and improved care delivery, thereby ensuring a sustainable model for cardiovascular excellence in the years to come.

A Future Focused on Patient Care

Both organizations share a resolute commitment to patient-centric care, aiming to improve patient health outcomes through innovative practices and comprehensive cardiovascular services. Combining CCP's regional depth with CVL's extensive infrastructure, they herald a new era of individualized, responsive, and high-quality cardiovascular care that prioritizes patient needs above all.

About the Organizations

Cardiovascular Logistics (CVL) provides an advanced, physician-led platform aimed at helping top-tier cardiovascular practices thrive in a competitive market. The association partners with leading medical experts focused on reforming cardiovascular care delivery. Learn more at cvlhealth.com.

Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia (CCP), established as the largest independent cardiology practice nationwide, operates across Southeastern Pennsylvania and is affiliated with numerous major hospitals, ensuring patients receive appropriate care. More about their offerings can be found at ccpdocs.com.

This partnership represents a forward-thinking model for the future of cardiovascular care—bridging regional needs with national expertise for the benefit of all patients.