At BMC, we’re committed to lowering your risk of heart and vascular disease with preventive cardiology. Through our Cardiac Rehabilitation Program, Lipid Clinic, and Vascular Exercise Program, we provide comprehensive evaluation and services for people with heart disease, including a variety of medically supervised exercise and lifestyle modification programs and appropriate medications when necessary.
Kote ak Kontak
Sant Kadyovaskilè
Lendi - vandredi, 8 a.m. jiska 5 p.m.
Klinik Lipid
Lendi - vandredi, 8 a.m. jiska 5 p.m.
Depatman ak Pwogram ki gen rapò
Sant Kadyovaskilè
Yon depatman ki bay swen kadyoloji pou maladi kè ak vaskilè pou sipòte sante kè alontèm ak byennèt jeneral.
Sant Aritmi
Yon sant ki bay dyagnostik ak tretman pou aritmi kadyak, ki gen ladan evalyasyon ak jesyon nan ritm kè anòmal.
Operasyon Kadyak
Yon pwogram operasyon kadyak pou kondisyon tankou maladi atè kowonè, maladi valv ak maladi kè estriktirèl
Klinik Kadyomyopati Ipètwofik
Yon klinik ki bay dyagnostik ak tretman pou kadyomiyopati ipèrtwofik, ki gen ladan swen pou aritmi kadyak ak ensifizans kadyak
Sant Medsin Vaskilè
Yon sant ki bay dyagnostik ak tretman pou maladi vaskilè tankou maladi atè periferik ak anevrism.
Cardiology (Pediatrics)
General Cardiology Fellowship
The cardiology fellowship program at BMC, in conjunction with the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, aims to develop the next generation of leaders in cardiovascular medicine by providing comprehensive training in clinical care, research, and academic excellence.
The program is designed to foster expertise in the evaluation, diagnosis, and management of a wide spectrum of cardiovascular diseases, including coronary artery disease, heart failure, valvular heart disease, arrhythmias, and vascular disorders. Fellows will gain hands-on experience in advanced diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, including echocardiology, cardiac catheterization, cardiac MRI, and electrophysiology.
The Framingham Heart Study
The Framingham Heart Study, run by the Boston University (BU) and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), is the nation’s longest-running study of heart disease, credited with improving and saving countless lives since its inception in 1948. BU administers the Framingham Heart Study, which includes researchers from the Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, the School of Public Health, and the College of Arts & Sciences. It has accumulated an astonishing record of helping both patients and doctors better understand the risk factors associated with heart disease and has published close to 3,000 research papers over seven-plus decades.
Some of the most prominent findings from the study have included the basic risk factors of heart disease (1961), the heightened heart disease risk of smoking, the heart benefits of exercise and the heart risk of obesity, and the impact of hypertension in increasing the risk of stroke.