Heart & Vascular
Expert advice about how to prevent, diagnose and treat adult and pediatric cardiovascular conditions
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Not a Minute to Spare
When teacher Annie Noguchi suddenly collapsed at home, a team of rescuers acted quickly to save her life.
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Heart attack survivor reunites with nurse who saved his life
A Spokane man who survived a heart attack in 2022 recently reunited with one of the Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center intensive care unit nurses that saved his life
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‘I had 3 months to live’: Heart transplant recipient shares gratitude
Patrice Krant had arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia. Her heart was failing, but thanks to Providence Heart Institute, she’s now feeling great a year after her life-saving surgery.
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One lucky eye exam
TCAR, a leading-edge treatment for blocked carotid arteries, let Nancy Brown maintain her busy life.
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Why women need different health care than men
Women need different health care services than men. Providence has comprehensive women’s health services to help you at any age. Learn more.
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Remaining at the Heart of Innovative Care
From minimally invasive procedures to leading-edge genetic testing, Providence’s cardiovascular care provides revolutionary and accessible options to patients.
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8 ways to start lowering your blood pressure today
You can lower your blood pressure by making healthy changes in your life. Try these 8 science-backed tips to bring your blood pressure down.
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Have you seen your doctor for a well check lately?
If you haven’t visited your primary care provider lately, now is the time to start! You can prevent many diseases through regular check-ups.
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Providence Heart Institute: a patient-first approach
The Providence Heart Institute coordinates care for patients while providing them with access to leaders in the field and the latest procedures.
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Heart health lessons from the football field
In honor of American Heart Month, we break down commotio cordis — what it is, how to act if it occurs and how to protect athletes from the condition.
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What to know about heart disease in Black and Hispanic women
We’re taking a look at heart disease in Black and Hispanic women: its impacts, warning signs and tips for prevention.
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Heart disease can happen at any age: What to know and where to go
Cardiologists at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett can help you start to understand your potential risks by taking their online Heart Health Quiz.
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‘I have a second chance’: Patient reflects on excellent care after surviving ‘widowmaker’ heart attack
Tyron Bennett credits his Providence team for saving his life and inspiring him to make some major changes.
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Patient with heart failure makes miraculous recovery
When Hillary Steffen experienced sudden heart failure, she was prepared to say goodbye to her family. But instead, Providence heart specialists saved her life.
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Heart Care for Life: Brian’s Congenital Heart Disease Journey
A common birth defect leads a Gonzaga graduate back to Spokane for heart valve surgery.
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Women’s health: Everything you need to know
We show you how to stay healthy at every age, providing specific information on working with your primary care provider and heart and bone health.
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Seattle patient traveled to Spokane for robotic heart surgery at Providence Sacred Heart
Donny Jones traveled to Providence Spokane Heart Institute for a robotic mitral valve repair. Learn more.
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Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Centers earn U.S. News rankings, rated among top hospitals in California
Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Centers earn US News rankings, rated among top hospitals in California
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Women: Talk to your doctor about your risk for heart disease
Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death for women in the United States. Let your primary care provider become your partner in managing risk factors.
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The stroke-hormone link: What women should know
Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death for women. Hormones and hormone replacement therapy can play a role. Here’s what you should know.
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