Outer Banks Health opens cardiology practice in Nags Head

Published 8:10 am Thursday, May 15, 2025

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Outer Banks Health’s cardiology practice will be located in the current cardiology space at the Nags Head medical office building. The space will undergo a renovation. Courtesy Outer Banks Health

Lindsey White, MD. Courtesy Outer Banks Health

Kimberly Caesar, PA-C. Courtesy Outer Banks Health

Krista Hess, AGACNP-C. Courtesy Outer Banks Health

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Outer Banks Health (OBH) has announced it will open a cardiology practice in May 2025. The addition to the health system brings greater access and enhanced support to cardiac care on the Outer Banks, stated the announcement from OBH.

“As Eastern Carolina Cardiovascular (ECC), located in OBH’s medical office building, closes with Lindsey White, MD, preparing for a well-deserved retirement, OBH will welcome all ECC patients to keep this crucial line of care local. OBH and ECC have long shared resources, making the transition a natural next step,” the announcement continued.

“This community is incredibly special to me, and I’ve built strong, meaningful relationships with so many of my patients over the years. As I move into this next chapter, I do so with complete confidence in the OBH team. I know they will continue to provide the high-quality care my patients deserve,” White said.

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Patients will continue to see the same trusted providers, including Robin Adami, ANP; Kimberly Caesar, PA-C; and Krista Hess, AGACNP-C, and in his continued dedication to patient care, White will continue to see patients at OBH during the transition period. “OBH will deliver uninterrupted heart care through this dedicated team while actively recruiting a full-time, on-site cardiologist,” stated the announcement.

“We are proud to welcome this practice into our system and are incredibly thankful for the years of dedication Dr. White has given to the Outer Banks community for building such an incredible practice. He has built a really strong foundation for cardiac care on the Outer Banks, and OBH plans to continue that legacy,” said Ronnie Sloan, president of OBH.

The current cardiology space in the medical office building will undergo a renovation to bring a modern, patient-centered design with updated features and exam rooms.

“Privacy and safety are top priorities for OBH and ECC. Patients can expect a seamless transition compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, with all medical records remaining secure and confidential throughout the entire process,” the announcement continued.

Learn more at outerbankshealth.org/services/cardiology.

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