Jeffrey Boone M.D.
Jeffery L. Boone M.D., is a Consultant
in Preventive Cardiology, Stress Medicine, and Hypertension at Colorado
Heart Imaging in Denver Colorado. He is the Consultant in Preventive
Cardiology for the Denver Broncos of the National Football League. He
also served as Director of Stress Medicine and Hypertension at the world-renowned
Cooper Clinic at the Cooper Aerobics Center in Dallas, Texas.
Previously, he directed the Preventive and Stress Medicine Center
in Denver, Colorado, and The National Center for Preventive and Stress
Medicine in Phoenix, Arizona. He served as Medical Director of Preventive
Medicine and Director of Continuing Medical Education at Swedish Medical
Center in Denver, Colorado. The title of Assistant Clinical Professor
of Medicine was conferred at the University of Colorado College of Medicine
in 1994.
Dr. Boone is a graduate of the University of Iowa College
of Medicine and a Diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Additionally, Dr. Boone has served at the Good Samaritan Hospital and
Medical Center in Portland, Oregon, as the Medical Director of Cardiac
Rehabilitation, as a Research Associate of the Cooper Institute for
Aerobics Research in Dallas, Texas, as a Stress Medicine and Preventive
Cardiology Consultant to both the U. S. Army War College in Carlisle
Barracks, Pennsylvania, and the National Defense University in Washington,
D. C.
In 1983, Dr. Boone was one
of the recipients of the prestigious Secretary’s Award for Innovations
in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention presented by the United States
Department of Health and Human Services.
As an active clinician and researcher, he has authored and co-authored
numerous professional articles and books pertaining to Preventive Cardiology,
Stress Medicine, and Hypertension. In 1991, he served as Guest editor
for the book Primary Care: Hypertension, Published by the W.
B. Saunders Company. As an international lecturer, Dr. Boone has spoken
with tens of thousands of health care professionals throughout the world.
His approach to the early detection and aggressive prevention of cardiovascular
disease has been presented to audiences on four continents in twelve
countries and in forty-seven of the United States. The evaluation of
cardiovascular consequences of mental stress and intensity, and the
uses of advanced cardiac imaging in the prevention of heart disease
are unique components of Dr. Boone's clinical practice.
