Oklahoma Heart Hospital

11/14/2025

Did you know not all heart failure is caused by a weak heartbeat? In heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, the heart pumps normally but does not fill properly. Learn more.

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Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction occurs when the heart pumps well but does not fill properly. Learn how it is diagnosed, how it differs from other types, and how it is treated.

11/13/2025

Every employee at OHH makes a significant impact in delivering the excellent care and unparalleled service that patients and their families receive. Find your place on our team of Heart Heroes. Browse all open positions and apply today at careers.okheart.com.

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Ready for a career that fills your cup? Visit our website - we have what you are looking for. 🤩

11/12/2025

Inflammation can be damaging to your heart. Fight it with these top 10 anti-inflammatory foods.

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Make sure to add it to your diet ASAP.

11/11/2025

Intensive Cardiac Rehab improves recovery results for patients who have experienced a heart attack, cardiovascular surgery, or other major events.

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11/09/2025

Sudden sweating and feelings of doom are huge red flags that may signal an impending heart attack.

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In TODAY.com's Expert Tip of the Day, a cardiologist reveals the unusual warning signs that accompanied his heart attack.

11/08/2025

When you're trying to convince someone to give up to***co, sharing specific details about the toll it takes on cardiovascular health might help.

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To***co use impacts the heart in multiple ways, including increasing blood pressure, reducing oxygen in the blood, and damaging the heart muscle.

11/07/2025

The Research Foundation of OHH helps to advance cardiovascular medicine globally and provides a Clinic of the Uninsured. Consider donating to support their work.

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Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation Because Medical Research Matters Through research comes innovation. Through innovation come new avenues of disease prevention and treatment. At Oklahoma Heart Hospital, research is at the center of what we do. Through clinical research, continuing medical ...

11/06/2025

You may know that heart attack symptoms can be different for women. New studies suggest that the causes might also stem from non-traditional sources.

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A new study shines light on women and heart health.

11/05/2025

Your heart deserves the best, and you'll find it at OHH. We’re a nation-leading healthcare system that provides excellent treatment for patients in Oklahoma and from across the country. Learn more about our specialties and see what makes us the top choice for cardiovascular care.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is physician-owned and designed by cardiologists. OHH has two locations, more than 70 cardiovascular specialists at more than 60 clinics and hospitals across the state.

11/04/2025

Meet Dr. Parker! He dedicates a lot of time to helping his patients fully understand their conditions and options for treatment. Hear how he improves the health and quality of life for everyone he works with.

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11/03/2025

Get a better understanding of the intricate function of the heart. It truly is a fascinating process!

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There are four heart valves that control the flow of blood between the chambers of the heart and into the body.

11/02/2025

When you donate blood, you help save lives in your community. You could also improve your own heart health.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death globally and in the US, where it kills over 700,000 Americans each year.