Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc.

Aortic aneurysms seldom cause symptoms, but they grow over the years and can get large enough to rupture. Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. helps patients determine their risk for an aortic aneurysm. Learn more:

There are multiple options for structural heart and valve disease treatments. Call us today at 650-962-4690 to schedule an appointment and find the best treatment option for you!

Sodium is an element of our diet that is almost unavoidable. In the right amounts, it helps control fluid balance and muscle function. Too much sodium, however, can be harmful by leading to increased blood pressure. Click here to learn more about how sodium impacts our heart health from an article by the Capital Gazette! https://www.capitalgazette.com//ac-cn-bwmc-column-20190914

For those that have an irregular or slow heartbeat, a pacemaker may be the best treatment to regulate heart rhythm. Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. provides pacemakers that relieve heart symptoms and restore health. Learn more:

The potential consequences of atrial fibrillation range from mild to severe and knowing the risks is important! Check out Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc.'s blog to learn more:

On World Heart Day, thousands around the world united to spread awareness of heart health. Find out more about the #UseHeart campaign on the World Heart Federation website! https://world-heart-federation.org/world-heart-day/

According to clinical trials, the vaccines currently available are more than 90% effective at preventing COVID-19 and are important tools to stop the pandemic! Learn more about the benefits of getting a COVID-19 vaccine: https://www.cdc.gov//2019-n/vaccines/vaccine-benefits.html

6 million Americans have congestive heart failure. It's important to get early treatment at Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. We will provide the comprehensive care one needs to slow down the disease progression. Learn more:

Contrary to popular belief, not all cholesterol is bad! Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. can help you identify the differences between LDL and HDL in your diet to ensure your cholesterol is at a healthy level. Give us a call with any questions: 650-962-4690!

It can be difficult to determine an effective exercise routine after being diagnosed with arrhythmia. Be sure to consult with the Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. team so we can help you stay active following your diagnosis!

In some cases, structural heart defects have no symptoms in their early stages. It's important to have regular evaluations with the Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. team to catch these defects before symptoms are present!

Valvular heart disease puts one at risk for problems like blood clots, an irregular heart rhythm, stroke, and heart failure. Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. has extensive experience repairing and replacing heart valves. Learn more:

Keep your arteries and heart healthy! By eating a healthy diet and properly exercising, you are taking proactive steps toward lowering your blood pressure, maintaining normal blood sugar, and having healthier cholesterol and triglyceride levels.

The experienced team of providers at Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. is known for its personalized care and ability to put patients at ease while providing advanced care for cardiovascular disease. Learn about us here! http://www.acs-mv.com/

Check out our latest blog post to learn more about the link between peripheral edema and the heart! https://www.acs-mv.com//the-link-between-peripheral-edema-

Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. wishes you a Happy Presidents' Day!

Happy Valentine's Day from your friends at Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc.! We hope everyone has a day filled with love and laughter!

Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. provides customized care for heart disease! Whether one needs a risk assessment, screening, or ongoing management of a heart condition, we've got you covered! Learn more: https://www.acs-mv.com/services/heart-disease

Remember that your heart is in your hands! Making healthy decisions daily will have a significant impact on your heart health! Proper nutrition, drinking plenty of water, and maintaining a solid cardio or exercise regime are great ways to keep your body and heart fit!

The team at Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists, Inc. wishes everyone a holiday season filled with laughter, health, and happiness!

The safest way to celebrate the winter holidays is with your household members. If you gather with others, choose outdoor or well-ventilated spaces. Wear a mask, stay at least 6 feet apart, and wash your hands often. More tips: https://www.cdc.gov//daily-life-coping/holidays/winter.html

Though the holidays may look a little different this year thanks to the health care crisis, there may still be plenty of challenges for the heart. Here are a few tips that will help the heart weather the holiday season! https://www.acs-mv.com//tips-for-managing-your-hearth-he/

According to the American Heart Association, all adults 20 or older should have their cholesterol checked every 4 to 6 years. This can be done with a simple blood test performed by our team.