Tiberio M Frisoli, MD

Titles: Interventional Structural Cardiologist, Senior Staff Physician 

Biographical Statement:

I am trained in, and regularly perform, minimally-invasive heart operations heart valve repairs or replacements (TAVR, mitraclip, etc.), structural heart interventions and vascular peripheral interventions. I also perform and interpret ultrasounds of your heart to better manage conditions such as heart failure and arrhythmias. I am proud to have completed all of my training at Henry Ford and have chosen to stay so that I may better help the people of Michigan through collaboration with my mentors and peers.
Care Philosophy:
First, I want you, the patient, to be educated about the state of your disease, as well as which healthcare options are available to you. Together, we will consider the risks and benefits of our decision to perform, or not perform, any cardiac intervention. I will always take the time to answer any questions and candidly provide any necessary information prior to performing any procedure. When I perform an intervention, I do so with confidence and conviction with a humble sense of when to stop. By doing so, I am able to abide by the physician’s principal creed of “First, to do no harm.”

Research Interests: Dr. Frisoli has an interest in the research of minimally-invasive heart valve operations, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, evaluation of chest pain in the emergency department, and paravalvular leak repairs.

Awards & Honors:

• First Place for Fellow Clinical Research category - Feb. 2016
• American College of Cardiology's Annual Michigan state conference, First Place - Oct. 2015
• CVRI Young Investigator Award - Sept. 2015
• Fellow-in-Training Oral Case Competition, First Place - Sept. 2013
• Chief Cardiology Fellow 2014-2015, Structural Heart Disease Fellowship Best Research Award 2017
• Interventional Cardiology Fellowship Best Research Award 2016
• Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Best Research Award 2015