Heart Center of Nevada

10/06/2023

You can order medications by visiting our website and clicking on Rx Refill. We are offering this option to all our patients.
This I could be an alternative for calling. Thank you kindly.

06/08/2020

If you keep your heart in shape as you age, your brain will also benefit, according to new research.

Assessing how much elderly people exercise may help determine their risk for heart disease, a study published Friday in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Innovations, Quality and Outcomes has found.

06/04/2020

Staying healthy amid the many different nuances the pandemic has brought to fruition can be especially tricky for those who live with heart conditions. Fortunately, heart health can be managed successfully at home.

Staying healthy amid the many different nuances the pandemic has brought to fruition can be especially tricky for those who live with heart conditions. Fortunately, heart health can be managed successfully at home .

04/16/2020

We could all use a good story for the heart and this local one about a Mountain View nurse will give you all the feels.

A Las Vegas nurse who was on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic got to go home Tuesday after recovering from a coronavirus infection herself. Bessy Angue, a nurse at Mountain View Hospital in the northwest valley, contracted COVID-19 while treating patients for the disease. For treatment, Bes...

04/07/2020

A huge thank you today and every day to all health care professionals on the frontline. You play a critical role in keeping our world safe.

03/20/2020

As a leading cardiology clinic in Southern Nevada, we will continue to serve the community as we have since 1978. We are, however, taking extra precautions at every office to help keep our patients healthy.

*Screening patients for viral symptoms
*Reduced daily appointments
*Limiting the number of people in the waiting room
*Having patients wait in cars until appointment time
*Telemedicine for some of the most vulnerable
*Enhanced sanitizing
*Rescheduling appointments as needed

03/09/2020

While we’ve heard the benefits of a good night’s sleep many times over, new research is showing that regular sleep patterns — not just duration of sleep — may actually help lower the risk of a heart attack.

A new study shows that adults with irregular sleep patterns have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. The study found that an irregular sleep pattern in older adults may be an independent risk factor for CVD.