Dr. Neel Parikh, MD

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A Rising Star in Cardiovascular Medicine

A board-certified cardiologist with a commitment to excellence in patient care, Dr. Parikh is affiliated with Carolina Cardiology Associates. With a robust educational background and extensive training, he exemplifies the embodiment of a skilled healthcare professional dedicated to improving cardiovascular health in the Rock Hill community.

Before embarking on his professional journey, he received his medical degree from the Virginia Tech School of Medicine. Following this, he completed his residency at Drexel College of Medicine, further honing his skills and knowledge in internal medicine. To deepen his expertise, Dr. Parikh pursued fellowship training at the Virginia Tech School of Medicine/Carilion Clinic.

An expert in his field, the doctor is board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in both Cardiovascular Medicine and Interventional Cardiology, as well as the American Board of Nuclear Cardiology. 

At Carolina Cardiology Associates, Dr. Parikh employs cutting-edge techniques and evidence-based practices to diagnose and treat a wide array of cardiovascular conditions. He believes that the true measure of his success lies in the health and satisfaction of his patients. “I base my success on how well my patients are doing,” Dr. Parikh states.

Moreover, he credits much of his professional development to his mentor, Dr. Eric Williams. “Having a guide like Dr. Williams has been invaluable,” he reflects. “His insights and leadership have shaped my approach to patient care and have inspired me to strive for excellence every day.” Under this mentorship, he has developed a reputation for his compassionate care and expertise in the field, making significant impacts on the lives of those he serves.

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