The Heart Clinic serves Overland Park, KS with cardiology and primary care for adults across Johnson County and the broader Kansas City metro. Although our practice is based in Kansas City, KS, a significant portion of our patient base travels from Overland Park, including the Brookridge, Stanley, Nall Hills, Corporate Woods, and Blue Valley areas. With easy access via I-435 and Metcalf Avenue, the office is typically a 15-20 minute drive from most Overland Park neighborhoods.
The Heart Clinic understands the medical landscape of Overland Park well. As Johnson County’s largest city and one of the most affluent communities in the Kansas City metro, Overland Park residents have access to a wide range of healthcare options, but many seek out specialized cardiology and integrated primary care that combines depth of expertise with continuity of care. The patient profile in Overland Park leans toward established families, professionals, and retirees managing the cardiovascular and metabolic conditions common to aging adult populations, including hypertension, high cholesterol, diabetes, and coronary disease.
Our services for Overland Park, KS patients include:
Serving Overland Park residents with five-time board-certified medical care from our Kansas City, KS office.
The Heart Clinic
1601 Meadowlark Ln B, Kansas City, KS 66102
(913) 596-2000
Overland Park was officially incorporated as a first-class city on May 20, 1960, with an initial population of 28,085. The community traces its origins to 1905, when railroad entrepreneur William B. Strang Jr. began platting subdivisions along an old military road in southern Johnson County, envisioning a park-like residential community connected to Kansas City by interurban rail.
According to the City of Overland Park, the population grew from approximately 28,000 in 1960 to nearly 200,000 today, making it the second-most populous city in Kansas and the largest city in Johnson County. The 2024 population estimate is approximately 202,893. Overland Park spans 75.6 square miles and is one of four principal cities within the Kansas City Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Overland Park, KS spans 10 standard ZIP codes across Johnson County. The Heart Clinic provides care to patients across all of them.
Overland Park, KS ZIP Codes: 66204, 66207, 66210, 66212, 66213, 66214, 66221, 66223, 66224
66204 — Northern downtown Overland Park, including the historic downtown district along Santa Fe Drive and the original 1960 city center. Predominantly residential with mid-century single-family homes and the city’s older commercial corridor.
66207 — Central Overland Park, including portions of the Brookridge and Nall Hills neighborhoods. Mixed residential and commercial use, anchored by mature established neighborhoods.
66210 — Central-east Overland Park, including Corporate Woods and surrounding office park districts. Heavy mix of corporate office, retail, and residential use, with significant daytime professional population.
66212 — North-central Overland Park, including parts of the older Antioch and Bel-air Heights areas. Largely residential with established neighborhoods and access to Oak Park Mall.
66213 — South-central Overland Park along the College Boulevard and 119th Street corridors. High-density mixed-use development with significant commercial, retail, and residential growth.
66214 — Northwestern Overland Park, including parts of the Antioch corridor and adjacent residential neighborhoods. Predominantly residential with mid-density single-family housing.
66221 — Southwestern Overland Park along the 159th Street and Lone Elm Road corridors. Newer master-planned residential developments and high-growth suburban areas.
66223 — Southern Overland Park, including portions of the Blue Valley School District area and the 151st Street corridor. Newer residential developments, larger single-family homes, and family-focused neighborhoods.
66224 — Far southern Overland Park, including parts of the Stanley and Stilwell-adjacent areas. Larger lot sizes, master-planned communities, and high-value residential developments.
The Heart Clinic provides cardiology, primary care, and all related services to patients across each of these Overland Park, KS ZIP codes.
Overland Park is home to a wide range of recognized landmarks reflecting its status as a major Johnson County suburb and regional employment hub.
The Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens spans more than 300 acres of restored ecosystems, trails, and gardens in the southern part of the city, making it one of the metro’s premier outdoor educational and recreational destinations.
Corporate Woods is a major office park district at I-435 and Antioch, home to dozens of regional and national company headquarters and serving as one of the largest employment centers in Johnson County.
Oak Park Mall is the area’s largest enclosed shopping center, anchored by major department stores and located in north-central Overland Park near 95th Street and Quivira.
The Museum at Prairiefire in southern Overland Park combines natural history exhibits, interactive science programming, and a striking architectural design near the 135th Street commercial corridor.
Johnson County Community College is the regional community college campus located in northeastern Overland Park, serving more than 30,000 students annually.
Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead is a popular family destination featuring a working farm, gardens, and educational exhibits located in southern Overland Park.
The Heart Clinic works with patients across the neighborhoods and corridors surrounding these landmarks.
Interstate 435 is the major beltway running through Overland Park, serving as the primary high-speed route connecting the city to Kansas City, KS, Olathe, and the broader metro. The corridor anchors the Corporate Woods office park and serves as the most direct route from Overland Park to The Heart Clinic’s office.
Interstate 35 runs along the northwestern edge of Overland Park, providing the primary connection to Olathe, Lenexa, and the southwestern suburbs. Many patients use I-35 to access the practice.
Metcalf Avenue is one of the longest commercial corridors in the Kansas City metro, running north-south through Overland Park and anchoring much of the city’s retail, dining, and small business activity. It carries heavy daily traffic from Overland Park north into Mission and Kansas City.
College Boulevard is the primary east-west corporate corridor in southern Overland Park, lined with office parks, hospitals, and major employers. The corridor anchors much of the city’s professional population.
135th Street and 119th Street are the two major east-west commercial corridors anchoring southern and central Overland Park, lined with retail centers, restaurants, healthcare facilities, and the bulk of the city’s mid- and upper-tier shopping districts.
Downtown Overland Park along Santa Fe Drive is the historic original city center, home to the Overland Park Farmers Market, local restaurants, and the city’s most walkable district.
Brookridge and Nall Hills are established residential neighborhoods in central Overland Park, home to many of the city’s longer-term residents and a mix of mid-century and newer single-family housing.
Blue Valley District in southern Overland Park encompasses the high-performing Blue Valley School District and the surrounding family-focused neighborhoods, anchored by the 151st Street and 135th Street commercial corridors.
Corporate Woods District anchors the city’s largest concentration of professional offices along I-435 and Antioch Road, home to many of the patients we see in active careers.
The Heart Clinic works across these districts and corridors, providing care to patients throughout the broader Overland Park area.
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To schedule an appointment with Dr. Premsingh at The Heart Clinic, call (913) 596-2000 or request an appointment online. The practice accepts new patients from Overland Park, KS and across Johnson County for cardiology, primary care, and the full range of services offered.
