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Having diabetes doubles your risk of heart disease and stroke. Luckily, there’s a lot you can do to mitigate that risk and keep your heart healthy — learn more here. 

Cardiac catheterization can tell us a lot about your heart. Here’s when we might recommend this minimally invasive procedure — and how we can use it to treat certain heart conditions and help you avoid major surgery.

Whether you need it to treat an arrhythmia or heart failure, a pacemaker keeps your heart beating regularly so you can stay active and healthy. Daily life with a pacemaker calls for a few extra precautions; learn more here.

An implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) detects and stops dangerous heart arrhythmias quickly and prevents sudden cardiac arrest. Learn more about why and when this life-saving medical device is typically recommended.

Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is an irregular heartbeat that increases your risk of having a stroke. This common condition doesn’t usually appear out of nowhere; learn about the conditions and risk factors that make it more likely.

Your loved one has congestive heart failure — and you want to do everything you can to support them in the aftermath of this life-altering diagnosis. Here are some helpful ways to keep them thriving in their “new normal.”

Heart disease is the leading cause of mortality in the United States — and it’s largely preventable. Discover how having regular heart health screenings can help you maintain optimum cardiovascular health for life.

Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a serious cardiovascular condition that increases your chances of having a heart attack or stroke. If you have an increased risk of developing PAD, knowing its warning signs can help you protect your health.

A pacemaker counteracts certain arrhythmias and treats congestive heart failure by keeping your heartbeat consistent, in sync, and up to speed. Here’s what to expect when having this lifesaving device implanted.

An electrocardiogram — also called an ECG or EKG — is like a diagnostic “heart tracing” that provides a reliable snapshot of heart function. Here’s how this common test helps your doctor assess your cardiovascular health.

A stress test shows how well your heart is working — and how it responds to increased demand when you exercise. Learn what this simple test can show, and find out when it’s recommended and, in some cases, when it may be repeated.

Sleep is a very important part of heart health!

As you age, it's important to stay on top of your health to detect different conditions.

Get your heart checked!

Early Signs

Atrial Fibrillation and why its important to know!

What is Congestive Heart Failure?

What is a heart health screening?

Exercise Stress Testing

Cardiac Catheterization

Stress Echo-Cardiogram