If you've been told you're at risk for heart disease or you've been diagnosed with a cardiovascular condition, our Preventative Cardiology Program can help reduce your risk and improve your quality of life.
Learn more about preventing and managing heart and vascular diseases with a range of resources, from support groups to websites and downloads.
For patients with ongoing heart conditions, we encourage you to share your experiences and learn how to live your healthiest life. Join one of our heart and vascular support groups <link to page>.
Learn more about heart and vascular conditions on the following websites:
Find out more about heart and vascular conditions by downloading the following information sheets:
Discover if you’re a good candidate for our Preventative Cardiology program and how it can help you prevent heart disease.
Our Preventative Cardiology program may be good for you if you’ve experienced any of the following things:
Through this unique program, you'll work with a team of cardiology specialists to make tailored lifestyle changes that will prevent heart disease or stop its progression and improve your overall wellness.
Your preventative cardiology care plan will include a nutrition tracker and focused exercise program, both customized for your needs and goals.
Our services also include stress testing and peripheral vascular disease rehabilitation.
We also help reduce your risk for heart attack and stroke, and your need for medications and surgery.
Because heart and vascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the US, it’s important to understand the risk factors for heart disease, how it’s identified, and what lifestyle changes to make.
The following risk factors make you more likely to develop a heart and vascular condition:
Some ethnic groups have higher rates of heart and vascular diseases:
Earlier identification of disease can improve your chances for the best outcome.
Your doctor may check the following indicators for heart and vascular disease:
By taking action to control your risk factors, you can help prevent or delay a serious heart and vascular disease.
You can take action by doing the following things:
