Preventive Cardiology Clinic

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Preventive Cardiology Clinic

Our goal is to detect and treat the early stages of heart disease in otherwise healthy individuals,

09/25/2025

Think of a stress test as a dress rehearsal for your heart.

By safely pushing your cardiovascular system in a controlled setting, we can see how it performs under exertion and reassure you about its strength. It’s not just about finding problems. Prevention is about the peace of mind you gain.

Schedule your stress test today at PCCmn.com/stress-testing.

09/18/2025

These warning signs often appear only when the heart is under strain.

A treadmill stress test safely recreates that strain in a monitored setting, allowing us to evaluate blood pressure, heart rhythm, and overall cardiovascular response. It’s an opportunity to catch issues early, guide treatment, and give you confidence in your heart health.

Visit PCCmn.com/stress-testing to learn more.

09/15/2025

Yes. In a recent podcast, a famous singer revealed that despite normal annual checkups and EKGs, her dad’s stress test uncovered a hidden blockage.

It was a shocking discovery that likely saved his life. Stress tests go beyond routine screenings by showing how your heart performs under physical exertion, revealing issues that can stay hidden at rest. At the PCC, our treadmill stress tests safely measure your heart rate, blood pressure, and rhythm while you exercise, providing insight into coronary artery disease risk, fitness level, and more.

Schedule your stress test today at PCCmn.com/stress-testing.

09/01/2025

Taking time to recharge is always good for your heart.

Our Edina and Maplewood locations are closed for Labor Day. Normal hours resume Tuesday, September 2.

08/28/2025

With decades of experience and a 5-star rating on Google, Dr. Michael Garr delivers trusted care backed by compassion and expertise.

Now welcoming new patients at our Oakdale clinic. Call 952-929-5600 to get started.

08/22/2025

Same habits. Double the impact.

These everyday choices can help strengthen your heart and bones:

1. Eat a whole-food, anti-inflammatory diet: Focus on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats.
2. Get regular physical activity: Cardio keeps your heart strong. Resistance training boosts bone density.
3. Don’t smoke: Smoking damages blood vessels and speeds up bone loss.

For more about how the heart and bones are linked, read our latest blog: https://www.pccmn.com/single-post/the-link-between-your-heart-bones

08/19/2025

Women over 50 years old should especially take note.

Estrogen helps protect both the heart and the bones. After menopause, when estrogen levels drop, the risk for both heart disease and osteoporosis accelerates. That’s why, later in life, women often experience both conditions.

Read our latest blog for healthy habits that can help support your heart and bones: https://www.pccmn.com/single-post/the-link-between-your-heart-bones

08/14/2025

Yes. Your heart and bones are more connected than you might think.

Inflammation, hormones, and lifestyle habits all play a role in both heart disease and bone loss. In fact, research shows that people with strong cardiovascular health have a significantly lower risk of fractures.

Learn how everyday choices can support your heart and bones in our latest blog: https://www.pccmn.com/single-post/the-link-between-your-heart-bones

07/31/2025

When it comes to your heart health, feeling heard matters.

Terri’s experience is one we strive to deliver to every patient through conversations, clear options, and personalized care plans.

If you’re looking for a more thoughtful approach, we’d love to chat. Call 952-929-5600 to schedule a consultation today. New patients welcome.

07/24/2025

Choosing the right breakfast isn’t just about avoiding the wrong foods. It’s about being intentional with the right ones.

1. Oatmeal delivers soluble fiber to help lower cholesterol.
2. Whole-grain toast with nut butter provides steady energy and heart-healthy fats.
3. Berries offer antioxidants that support your blood vessels.
4. Low-fat yogurt with flaxseeds adds protein, probiotics, and omega-3s.

These ingredients support cholesterol management, blood sugar control, and long-term cardiovascular health. Read more about how a balanced breakfast benefits your heart: https://www.pccmn.com/single-post/why-your-heart-loves-a-balanced-breakfast

07/17/2025

It’s time to make breakfast a priority!

Patients are often surprised to learn that this one small habit can have a big impact on their heart health. Not only does a balanced breakfast boost energy, but it also curbs mid-day cravings that can contribute to weight gain and poor nutrition.

Read our latest blog for a deeper dive on why your heart loves a balanced breakfast: https://www.pccmn.com/single-post/why-your-heart-loves-a-balanced-breakfast

07/10/2025

Yes, skipping breakfast can negatively impact your heart health.

A balanced morning meal helps lower cholesterol, reduce inflammation, and control blood sugar. We tell our patients to focus on fiber, good fats, and whole grains because what you eat first can help protect your heart all day long.

For our approved breakfast choices, read our latest blog: https://www.pccmn.com/single-post/why-your-heart-loves-a-balanced-breakfast

Address

4100 Minnesota Drive Suite 310
Edina, MN
55435

Telephone

+19529295600

Website

http://PCCMN.com/

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