New Heart Valve Singapore

New Heart Valve Singapore This page is dedicated to raising awareness of aortic stenosis, the most common heart valve disease affecting the elderly population.

Our goal is to inform both the general public and healthcare professionals about this serious yet treatable condition.

16/01/2026

From struggling with everyday moments to getting life back—this is a journey of courage, care, and a healthier heart. 💙

Heart care starts with small, consistent changes.¹A balanced diet rich in fruits, veggies and whole grains helps control...
13/01/2026

Heart care starts with small, consistent changes.¹

A balanced diet rich in fruits, veggies and whole grains helps control cholesterol and blood pressure. Regular movement, even a brisk walk, can strengthen your heart. Managing stress, maintaining a healthy weight and quitting smoking all go a long way towards protecting your heart.¹

Because every small step you take today adds up to a healthier heart tomorrow.¹

Heart care isn’t always about big changes; it’s often in the little things. Encourage your loved ones to engage in a phy...
09/01/2026

Heart care isn’t always about big changes; it’s often in the little things. Encourage your loved ones to engage in a physical activity they enjoy, eat balanced meals, manage stress and stay connected. These small steps can go a long way in keeping your loved ones’ hearts strong.¹,²

Because when we care a little every day, we help them live fully at every age¹,² and ​

Get your heart checked this holiday season and

02/01/2026

A healthy year starts with a healthy heart. Signs of valve disease aren’t always obvious, and for many, there are none at all.¹,²

A simple stethoscope check-up can make a big difference.​

Ask your doctor to listen to your heart and .

30/12/2025

Stress doesn’t just weigh on your mind; it can strain your heart too. Studies show that emotional stress can increase your risk of heart disease by 50%.¹,* ​

Take time to relax, talk to someone you trust, and don’t skip your regular heart checkups.¹,² ​

Because caring for your mind is also caring for your heart.¹,²


*Risk of incident cardiovascular disease events.

Heart valve care has advanced in remarkable ways. Minimally invasive treatments like TAVI offer precision, safety, and q...
26/12/2025

Heart valve care has advanced in remarkable ways. Minimally invasive treatments like TAVI offer precision, safety, and quicker recovery for people with severe valve disease.¹ ​

If you’re exploring treatment options, talk to your doctor about whether TAVI is right for you.

Heart valve disease can be silent in the beginning. As it progresses, the body starts showing subtle signs like chest di...
24/12/2025

Heart valve disease can be silent in the beginning. As it progresses, the body starts showing subtle signs like chest discomfort, palpitations, tiredness, dizziness, breathlessness, swelling or even changes in blood pressure.¹​

These may feel like normal ‘old age’, but they can be your heart asking for help.​ Early care can make all the difference and help you . Ask your doctor to listen to your heart.

Sometimes, parents don’t notice the small changes that happen to them. A subtle chest pain, feeling breathless doing sim...
19/12/2025

Sometimes, parents don’t notice the small changes that happen to them. A subtle chest pain, feeling breathless doing simple things, light-headedness … they dismiss these symptoms as signs of ‘just old age’.¹,²

However, even swollen ankles can be a sign that their heart needs attention. In fact, these could signal heart valve disease.¹

Spot the signs early and help them .

08/12/2025

As our loved ones age, the chances of them getting heart valve disease increases.¹,* By age 65, it is more than double, and by 75, it is five times higher.¹,† ​

However, regular checkups can catch problems early and prevent complications.² Help them care for their hearts today and so they can enjoy a healthier tomorrow. ​

*From a cross-sectional national survey from China involving 34,994 individuals age ≥35 years. ​

†Compared to the overall adult population.

Don’t wait for symptoms to speak louder.​Heart valve disease often goes unnoticed – until it is serious.¹A routine steth...
05/12/2025

Don’t wait for symptoms to speak louder.​

Heart valve disease often goes unnoticed – until it is serious.¹

A routine stethoscope check can reveal early signs like an unusual heart sound called a murmur.²

So, place your and ask your doctor to listen to your heart.

01/12/2025

Going on Holiday with a TAVI Valve?
Worried it might trigger airport security? Don't be!

TAVI (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation) valves are made from materials that won't set off metal detectors - so you can breeze through security without worry.

- Airport security-safe

- Travel-friendly

- No special clearance needed

Enjoy your well-deserved getaway with peace of mind!
Got more questions about life after TAVI?

Book a consult and get to know more about TAVI today.

26/11/2025

A Journey Through Time: The History of Heart Valve Treatment

From the first heart valve surgery in 1913 to today's advanced transcatheter aortic valve replacements (TAVR) - we've come a long way in saving lives.

- 1923: First successful open-heart valve surgery

- 1950s: Introduction of mechanical valves

- 1960s - 1970s: Rise of biological tissue valves

- 2002: First TAVR procedure - a game-changer for high-risk patients

Today, people are living longer, heathier lives thanks to innovations in heart valve care.

Fun Fact: Transcatheter heart valves which can put into patients without surgery actually are built in Singapore!

From innovation to prevention - take the next step for your heart health. Book an appointment, and get your heart checked today: https://bit.ly/4hBCSTE

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