Listen to What Your Heart May Be Telling You.

If heart valve symptoms are raising questions or concerns, our cardiology specialists can help you find answers and a personalized care plan.

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KNOW THE SIGNS

Do these sound familiar?

Aortic stenosis and valve disease symptoms can develop gradually and sometimes feel easy to dismiss as simply getting older or being out of shape.

Valve disease can affect both men and women and sometimes symptoms are overlooked, especially in women. Paying attention to changes in how you feel, and discussing it with a specialist, can help you better understand your heart health and next steps.

Shortness
of Breath
More Tired
Than Usual
Chest
Discomfort
Dizzy or
Lightheaded
Activity
Loss
Struggling With
Daily Tasks

Call XXX-XXX-XXXX to talk with a specialist.

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A Different Way To Treat Aortic Stenosis

Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR)can replace a bad aortic valve without open-heart surgery. Watch the video to see how the procedure works and learn why it may be an option for people with severe aortic stenosis.

Watch video to learn more.

Answers Can Start With One Conversation.

Schedule an appointment with a cardiology specialist to review your symptoms or diagnosis and discuss a care plan centered around you.

Step 1
Meet with a cardiology specialist:
Review symptoms,
history and concerns
Step 2
Is additional testing needed?
Diagnostic evaluation
based on your needs
Step 3
Build a personalized care plan:
Treatment focused on
you and your goals
Step 4
Move forward with confidence:
Improved health
and well-being

Call XXX-XXX-XXXX to schedule your heart evaluation.