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  • Heart Failure Program

    At Renown Health, our nationally recognized Heart Failure Program provides best-in-class diagnoses, treatment and management of heart failure. Patients receive specialized care from our dedicated team of experts which includes nurse navigators, clinical coordinators and highly trained cardiologists. We are proud to serve our community and lead the region in heart failure care.

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  • Heart Testing and Imaging

    Heart Testing & Imaging An imaging test can help your doctor find blockages of blood flow in your heart. This helps to make the correct heart and vascular disease diagnosis quickly. With early detection, patients can make important lifestyle changes that are proven to reduce the risk of a heart attack and stroke.  Our tools include: Imaging tests Electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) Vascular screenings Cardiac stress testing Ambulatory monitors Tilt-table testing Coronary angiography Diagnostic Imaging Services   D-SPECT Heart Camera: This low-dose nuclear imaging tool creates high quality images quickly, while providing a high level of comfort for patients. Learn more about nuclear medicine scans in our Health Library. Cardiac MRI: Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a safe, noninvasive test creating highly detailed pictures of the heart. This is a valuable tool in early diagnosis and evaluation of heart abnormalities. Learn more about magnetic resonance imaging in our Health Library. Other Heart and Vascular Imaging Services:  Calcium-score screening heart scan Cardiac and peripheral computed tomography (CT) Cardiac positron emission tomography (PET) Ultrasound tests Echocardiography

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  • Heart Nurse Navigators

    Helping You Navigate Heart Care Renown is home to the area's only heart nurse navigators - experienced, registered nurses who work with the care team to meet each patient's needs during and after a hospital stay. Heart nurse navigators provide: A calming presence Care team access Diagnostic testing Appointment scheduling Psychological evaluations Diagnosis and treatment education Wellness program information

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  • Heart Surgery

    The Region's Leader in Cardiac Health We lead the region in heart care with our technological expertise and patient-centered approach. Through Renown, you have access to the most advanced medical, surgical and minimally invasive techniques available. Heart Nurse Navigators Renown Health is home to northern Nevada's only heart nurse navigators: experienced, registered nurses who work with the care team to meet each patient's needs during and after a hospital stay.    Our Top Procedures Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery Aortic Valve Replacement Surgery Mitral Valve Replacement Surgery Aortic Aneurysm Surgery Maze Procedure

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  • TeleCardiology

    Heart Care, Close to Home Telecardiology is an alternative to an in-person visit with a heart specialist. It connects you to a Renown cardiologist by using a secure, video-enabled device. It can be used for consultations, examinations and follow-up appointments. Patients are seen from their local rural community clinic, close to work, home and family, minimizing the cost and time of long-distance travel for heart care.  Your Telecardiology Visit Before Your Visit You may need to have a heart test or blood draw prior to your visit. In most cases, you can have the test done locally and our heart doctor will have the results when they meet with you via telecardiology. If this is your first visit, your doctor will determine if you need any tests.   During Your Visit After check-in, a medical assistant will check your vital signs in a telecardiology room. Videoconferencing equipment will then connect you to a medical assistant to review your health information. Your cardiologist will talk with you remotely. When it is time for a physical examination, the medical assistant in the room with you will follow the doctor's instructions, facilitating the examination. A digital stethoscope will be used so the doctor can hear your heart and lung sounds.   After Your Visit Your heart doctor will talk then review their findings and you will be able to ask questions.

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  • Structural Heart Program

    The Renown Health Structural Heart Program was the first integrated program of its kind in northern Nevada. Since the beginning, we've been dedicated to providing specialized care to patients with complex and progressive structural heart and valve disease. Our team of experts offer comprehensive diagnostics, advanced treatment options, leading-edge technologies and top-level expertise.

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  • Cardiac Rehab

    This is a medically supervised, Pritikin-certified, intensive cardiac rehabilitation (ICR) program for those with heart disease. Our expert team creates tailored plans, providing the support heart patients need to make lasting lifestyle changes.   Unlike traditional cardiac rehab, focusing on exercise alone, the three pillars of the Pritikin ICR program include:   A healthy eating plan: a registered dietitian gives insight on healthy eating during cooking classes and educational talks.  Safe, effective exercise: technicians safely monitor cardiovascular conditioning, strength training and flexibility. A healthy mindset: learn skills for managing stress and achieving mental and emotional well-being.    This comprehensive approach allows us to address the underlying lifestyle factors leading to heart attacks and heart disease. Studies show for those completing the program and following its recommendations, they reduce their chance of a future heart event by 50 percent or more.  How to Enroll Your doctor will refer you to the Healthy Heart Program. You are a candidate if you have experienced any of the following: Heart attack Angioplasty Bypass surgery Stent procedure Chest pain Cardiac transplant Valve surgery   About the Program It spans 12 weeks and 36 visits An individualized plan is created based on a patient's overall health, fitness level and diet Visits are divided into two sessions; one focusing on exercise and the other on education Because many cardiac event survivors also suffer from depression, mental health is taken into account as well

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