This surgery can improve blood flow to the heart (or other organs and tissues) by providing a new route, or “bypass,” around a section of clogged or diseased artery.

An operation performed to repair a heart valve that is either blocking normal blood flow or causing blood to leak backward into the heart (regurgitation).

An operation performed to replace a heart valve that is either blocking normal blood flow or causing blood to leak backward into the heart (regurgitation).

A surgery that is able to remove or bypass the fatty deposits, or blockage, in the carotid artery narrowed by the buildup of fatty tissue (atherosclerosis).

An operation that can remove or bypass the fatty deposits, or blockage, in an artery narrowed by the buildup of fatty tissue (atherosclerosis).

This involves the repair of the sac-like protrusion of a blood vessel that is cause by a weakening of the vessel wall. This can be performed with stents or grafts.

This surgery can improve blood flow to the arm or leg (or other organs and tissues) by providing a new route, or "bypass," around a section of clogged or diseased artery.

This is a less-invasive alternative to surgical repair and involves the placement of a synthetic fabric tube (graft) supported by a metal scaffold (stent) inside the aneurysm. Open surgical repair—Through an abdominal incision, a surgeon replaces the section of the aorta where the aneurysm has formed with a synthetic fabric tube, or graft.

• Chest Pain Center with PCI designation, accredited by the Society of Chest Pain Centers in 2008.
• Awarded MAGNET™ status by the American Nurses Credentialing Center in 2008.
• Vascular Lab accredited by the Intersocietal Commission on Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories since 1999.
• Echocardiography Lab accredited by the Intersocietal Commission on Accreditation of Echocardiography Laboratories since 2002.
• Cardiac Rehabilitation accredited by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation since 2007.