UNC Health Caldwell

02/27/2026

American Heart Month 2026 is coming to a close. We had an amazing time with all of you as we brought awareness to different ways to live a heart healthy lifestyle. Remember that living a heart healthy lifestyle not only improves your heart health, but your overall health as well!

❤️Share one heart healthy habit you are proud of!

02/25/2026

Our team is playing Heart Health BINGO today! This is a great way to learn about heart healthy habits. Take a look at the BINGO card and see how many heart healthy habits you have. See a habit you would like to add to your daily routine? Even a small change can improve your overall health!

02/24/2026

Heart failure is a chronic and progressive condition but with the right care, patients can live longer and maintain a better quality of life. In this video, Dr. Debapria Das explains what heart failure is, common symptoms to watch for and the importance of identifying the cause and starting the right treatment plan. She also shares how specialized monitoring and advanced therapies available at UNC Health Caldwell can help keep patients healthier and out of the hospital. If you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms like shortness of breath, swelling, or fatigue, talk with your provider. Early evaluation makes a difference.

02/23/2026

Our interventional cardiologists at UNC Heart & Vascular are committed to caring for patients living with heart failure. We offer personalized care to help you meet your health goals. Whether you need ongoing monitoring, education or support, our team is ready to help you feel your best each and every day.

02/20/2026

It’s Phlebotomist Recognition Week at UNC Health Caldwell! 🩸
We’re so thankful for our phlebotomists and the important role they play in patient care each day. Not all are pictured, but we appreciate every single one of you. Thank you for all you do!

02/20/2026

Staff added a burst of color and heart to Wednesday’s All Employee Call in honor of Heart Health Month, dressing as fruits and vegetables and carrying signs encouraging good nutrition. The lighthearted walk served as a reminder that healthy choices, like eating well and staying active, play an important role in caring for our hearts! ❤️

02/19/2026

Water is vital for your heart health! Water helps your body work more efficiently which keeps your heart from working too hard. It also helps your heart pump blood throughout your body.

💧 Do you drink enough water each day? The amount you need to be adequately hydrated differs for a variety of reasons. Take a look at the article below to get an idea of how much water to drink each day.

Do you really need to drink eight, 8-ounce glasses of water every day?

02/18/2026

We are so excited to introduce Dr. Belice Cabrera! She is an internal medicine physician that will be seeing patients at Anderson Medical Park in Hudson, NC. Need a primary care provider? Call our office to schedule a new patient appointment.

📞: 828-757-6330

02/17/2026

Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is a cardiovascular disease that often goes undiagnosed. PAD happens when arteries in the legs become narrowed or blocked, reducing blood flow.

PAD is treatable — especially when caught early.
If you’ve noticed any of these symptoms, talk with a healthcare provider.

02/16/2026

Please consider joining us at the CMH Auxiliary sponsored blood drive with The Blood Connection! Schedule an appointment using the information below.

02/16/2026

Did you know that orthopedic surgery can sometimes be completed at an outpatient surgery center? There are many benefits to outpatient surgery that you can take advantage of. Your surgeon can explain all your options if surgery is needed.

UNC Ortho completes outpatient surgeries at Prime Surgical Suites in Granite Falls. Prime specializes in orthopedic surgery and offers a modern, advanced surgical facility.

02/13/2026

Did you know heart failure can be monitored from home? In this video, Dr. Das, interventional cardiologist, breaks down how CardioMEMS works and how it helps us catch changes early, before they turn into hospital visits. Watch to learn more about this game-changing technology.