Cardiovascular Care

Regular, accurate blood pressure assessment with education on home monitoring techniques, recording methods, and understanding what the numbers mean for long-term health.

Review and oversight of complex cardiac drug regimens — including anticoagulants, antihypertensives, statins, and antiarrhythmics — to ensure compliance and catch interactions.

Proactive monitoring for fluid retention, weight changes, and symptom progression in patients with heart failure — intervening early to prevent hospitalization.

Recovery support after bypass surgery, valve replacement, stent placement, or catheterization — including incision care, activity progression, and cardiac rehab coordination.

Home-based exercise programs that gradually rebuild cardiovascular fitness — monitored by the care team and progressed according to the cardiologist's guidelines.

Identifying and addressing modifiable risk factors — smoking, obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol, and sedentary lifestyle — through education, goal setting, and accountability.

Practical guidance on heart-healthy eating, sodium reduction, portion control, and building sustainable exercise habits that patients can maintain independently.

Teaching patients to recognize and respond to chest pain, palpitations, dizziness, and other cardiac warning signs — knowing when to call the nurse versus when to call 911.