(Mullica Hill, NJ) – Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care proudly announces the appointment of Manish S. Dadhania, MD, FACC, as Director of Cardiovascular Services at Inspira Health, further strengthening the program’s commitment to delivering academic-level heart care across South Jersey.
Dr. Dadhania, a board-certified cardiologist with extensive experience in cardiovascular disease and nuclear cardiology, has been a vital team member of Cooper University Health Care for more than two decades. He currently serves as clinical cardiologist and holds leadership roles at Inspira Medical Center Mannington.
A graduate of St. George’s University School of Medicine, Dr. Dadhania completed his residency and fellowship at Cooper, where he developed a strong foundation in advanced cardiac care. His clinical interests include coronary artery disease, preventive cardiology, heart failure management, and peripheral vascular disease.
“We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Dadhania into this pivotal leadership role,” said a Phillip A. Koren, MD, FACC, FSCAI, Director of Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care and Cooper Heart Institute. “His dedication to patient-centered care, combined with his deep clinical expertise and leadership experience, will be instrumental in advancing our mission to provide the highest quality cardiovascular services to our communities.”
In his new role, Dr. Dadhania will oversee the strategic direction and clinical operations of cardiovascular services at Inspira’s medical centers in Vineland, Mullica Hill, Elmer and Mannington, ensuring seamless integration of care, innovation in treatment, and continued excellence in outcomes.
About Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care
Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care brings together the leading cardiology practices and innovative health care systems of two large medical providers: Cooper University Health Care and Inspira Health. The combination of the two makes Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care the largest cardiac program in South Jersey, providing patients in the region with access to more coordinated cardiac services across the continuum of care. To learn more, visit CooperandInspira.org.