Winona Health and Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute are pleased to announce a new partnership that brings leading cardiovascular expertise to Winona and surrounding communities.
Starting April 13, Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute cardiologists will begin seeing patients on the first floor of the Winona Clinic. Appointments will be offered the second and fourth Monday of each month, making it easier to get comprehensive heart care in Winona. The partnership is designed to meet the needs of Winona Health’s patients by delivering in-person clinic days supported by Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute’s full spectrum of cardiovascular services and care coordination.

“This collaboration strengthens our commitment to keeping high-quality care in our community,” said Amanda Ciszak, MSN, BSN, RN, associate vice president of primary care clinics, Winona Health. “Working with Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute enables our patients to see trusted cardiology specialists right here in southeast Minnesota. This collaboration helps your Winona Health care team stay connected to your care.”
“We’re excited to partner with Winona Health to make heart care more convenient for families across the region,” said William Katsiyiannis, MD, president, Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute. “From prevention and diagnosis to advanced treatment, our goal is to deliver excellent cardiovascular care locally and provide seamless access to the broader Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute network when needed.”
A cardiologist will be in the clinic twice a month, with care provided by Michael Miedema, MD; Jason Darrah, MD; Joel Money, MD; and Andrew Pattock, MD. To schedule an appointment with an Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute cardiologist at Winona Health, you must first see your primary care provider for a referral. Call 507.457.7648 to to schedule an appointment or visit winonahealth.org/cardiology to learn more.
About Allina Health Allina Health is a nonprofit health care system serving Minnesota and western Wisconsin, dedicated to preventing and treating illness and improving the health of individuals, families and communities. Through a network of more than 90 clinics, 12 hospital campuses, 13 retail pharmacies, specialty care centers, home care and emergency medical transportation, Allina Health provides high-quality care from birth through end-of-life.
Allina Health Institutes are at the forefront of the mission, which offer nationally recognized experts and advanced care in key specialties:
- Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute – A leader in cardiovascular innovation, research and care delivery through clinical trials, publications and training 4,000+ providers annually, it is consistently rated ‘High Performing’ by U.S. News & World Report.
- Allina Health Cancer Institute – Providing comprehensive, personalized and innovative oncology care across the full cancer journey, delivered at ten locations—including its three largest hospitals, which U.S. News & World Report consistently rates “High Performing” in multiple oncology specialties.
- Allina Health Brain and Spine Institute – Delivering advanced neurologic and spine care through Givens Brain Tumor Program, two nationally accredited stroke centers and an elite Adult Neurology Residency Program, while earning recognition from Becker’s, Newsweek & U.S. News & World Report.
Together, these institutes exemplify Allina Health’s commitment to clinical excellence, innovation and compassionate care. Learn more at allinahealth.org and join us on Facebook, X, Instagram and LinkedIn.
About Winona Health Winona Health Winona Health is an independent, community-owned, nonprofit healthcare system based in Winona, Minnesota. For more than 130 years, it has cared for individuals and families through all stages of life from birth through end of life. Services include primary and specialty care, hospital care, senior living, and hospice. Guided by a local volunteer board, Winona Health is committed to providing high-quality, patient-centered care for the community it serves.


