Ian Cawich MD
Interventional Cardiologist

Arkansas, United States

About

Dr. Ian Cawich is a world-renowned coronary, peripheral and vascular interventionalist at Arkansas Heart. Widely known for presenting and performing revolutionary, minimally-invasive procedures and recognized as a limb salvage expert. He strongly believes amputations can be prevented when caught and treated in a timely manner.

Originally from Belize, Dr. Cawich came to the United States to attend Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in biochemistry. He earned a master’s degree in pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences before completing medical school there. Dr. Cawich is fellowship-trained in cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology.

Patients describe Dr. Cawich as very knowledgeable, listening to their concerns and easy to talk with. Outside of serving his patients, Dr. Cawich enjoys all things technology-related and is a sports enthusiast.

Specialties

How Can I Help You?

General & Diagnostic Cardiology

I am dedicated to providing top-notch cardiovascular care tailored to your individual needs. With a focus on precise diagnosis and comprehensive treatments, I ensure that each patient receives the thorough attention and expertise they deserve. Let's take the first step together towards a healthier heart and a more vibrant life.

Interventional Cardiac Procedures

At the forefront of medical innovation. With a commitment to excellence, I utilize the latest techniques & technologies to ensure the best possible outcomes for my patients. Together, we will navigate your cardiac journey with an emphasis on safety and precision, so you can regain control over your health.

Venous Disorders

Understanding venous disorders is crucial for your cardiovascular health. Dedicated to providing personalized assessments and effective strategies to help manage your condition. Our goal is to empower you with knowledge and support, guiding you towards healthier legs and a better quality of life.