Medical Director of Interventional and Diagnostic Cardiology
Clinic: Bozeman Health Cardiology Clinic
Address: 937 Highland Blvd., Suite 5510, Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone: 406-414-3959
Fax: 406-414-5941
Languages: English
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Specialties: Cardiology
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Status: Active
Accepting New Patients: Yes
Insurance Accepted: Allegiance-Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, First Choice Health / Multi-Plan / Aetna, InterWest Health, Medicaid, Medicare, MT Health Co-Op, Pacific Source, United Healthcare
Biography:
Dr. Daniel Spoon is a cardiologist specializing in advanced cardiovascular care, with expertise in structural heart disease and complex coronary interventions. A Montana native, Dr. Spoon has a deep connection to the state and its communities. His clinical interests include minimally invasive treatments for heart valve disease, including transcatheter therapies for aortic, mitral, tricuspid and pulmonic valve conditions. He also specializes in complex and high-risk coronary interventions, including advanced techniques to treat challenging coronary artery disease and chronic total occlusions. Dr. Spoon is committed to bringing the expertise and advanced treatments typically found at major medical centers to patients throughout Montana. He believes patients should have access to high-quality cardiovascular care without having to leave the state or the communities they call home.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Spoon enjoys spending time with his wife and four children, traveling and supporting his children in their activities. He also enjoys fly fishing, skiing, hiking and trail running. He currently serves as a regent of the Montana University System, where he is interested in strengthening partnerships between higher education and health care to expand training opportunities, advance innovation and improve care for Montanans.
Philosophy of Care
“Cardiovascular conditions can be complex, and I want my patients to understand their diagnosis, their treatment options and why I recommend a particular approach. I strive to provide care that is both compassionate and grounded in the latest evidence, while recognizing that every patient and every situation is different. Ultimately, I want my patients to feel that they have a physician they can trust — someone who will treat them with the same care, attention and dedication I would want for my own family.”