Important Update on CVG
For many of our patients, CardioVascular Group and Northside have never felt like separate organizations.
Our physicians have worked alongside Northside teams for years, caring for patients across Gwinnett and the surrounding communities. Now, that longstanding partnership is becoming one organization.
Beginning August 1, CVG has expanded our relationship with Northside Hospital Heart Institute. For most of our patients, this transition will feel seamless—you’ll continue seeing the same trusted physicians and care team at the same convenient locations. We’re excited to continue caring for you with the added strength and resources of Northside Hospital Heart Institute.
What this means for you:
- Your physicians remain the same.
- Your scheduled appointments remain the same.
- Our office locations remain the same.
- You now have the added strength and resource
As part of this transition, you may notice updated branding, communications, and a new patient portal. Our goal is to make this change as easy as possible while continuing to provide the outstanding care you’ve come to expect.
Thank you for the trust you’ve placed in our physicians and our team. We’re honored to continue caring for you and your family, now with the added strength of Northside Hospital Heart Institute. If you have questions about this transition, please call our office at 770-758-7482. Our team is happy to help.
To learn more about Northside Hospital Heart Institute click here.
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Broken Heart Syndrome
Broken heart syndrome is brought on by
Heart Attack
Heart attack also known as myocardial infarction (MI)
Coronary Calcification
Coronary artery calcification is a buildup of calcium
Atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis occurs when excessive plaque
Stroke
If you think you are having astroke
Broken heart syndrome usually affects women more so than men, as well as people over the age of 50.
Broken heart syndrome is brought on by physical or emotional stress. Physical stressors that may cause this condition include severe pain, exhausting physical activity, and a variety of health issues such as asthma attacks, difficulty breathing (dyspnea), seizure, stroke, high fever, low blood sugar, intense blood loss, or surgery.Related Conditions:
Every 40 Seconds, Someone In The US Has A Heart Attack. Learn More About Causes And Prevention.
Heart attack also known as myocardial infarction (MI) is a situation that occurs when one of the heart’s arteries closes completely and the heart muscle tissue begins to die from lack of oxygenRelated Conditions:
Causes And Treatment Of Coronary Calcification
It’s natural to feel apprehensive about medical tests. At CVG, we offer many reasons to feel reassured about your coronary calcification tests. The expertise of our cardiologists and our leading-edge technology will make your visit to your nearby CVG location a positive experience.Related Conditions:
In the United States, over 600,000 individuals die annually from heart disease. Atherosclerosis contributes to many of these deaths.
Atherosclerosis occurs when excessive plaque, made primarily of cholesterol and fat, builds up in the heart’s arteries, which causes the artery to thicken or become rigid. Blood, which carries oxygen and nutrients to the body, must flow through arteries, which cannot happen when plaque accumulates. Atherosclerosis is a significant health predicament.If you’ve experienced a TIA or ischemic stroke, your doctor may also recommend that you take prescribed medications to reduce your risk of another stroke.
If you think you are having astroke time to treatment is CRITICAL. Going to an office or urgent care only delays appropriate therapy. The ER via 911 is the appropriate course of action.Broken Heart Syndrome
Broken heart syndrome is brought on by
Heart Attack
Heart attack also known as myocardial infarction (MI)
Coronary Calcification
Coronary artery calcification is a buildup of calcium
Atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis occurs when excessive plaque
Stroke
If you think you are having astroke
Broken heart syndrome usually affects women more so than men, as well as people over the age of 50.
Broken heart syndrome is brought on by physical or emotional stress. Physical stressors that may cause this condition include severe pain, exhausting physical activity, and a variety of health issues such as asthma attacks, difficulty breathing (dyspnea), seizure, stroke, high fever, low blood sugar, intense blood loss, or surgery.Related Conditions:
Every 40 Seconds, Someone In The US Has A Heart Attack. Learn More About Causes And Prevention.
Heart attack also known as myocardial infarction (MI) is a situation that occurs when one of the heart’s arteries closes completely and the heart muscle tissue begins to die from lack of oxygenRelated Conditions:
Causes And Treatment Of Coronary Calcification
It’s natural to feel apprehensive about medical tests. At CVG, we offer many reasons to feel reassured about your coronary calcification tests. The expertise of our cardiologists and our leading-edge technology will make your visit to your nearby CVG location a positive experience.Related Conditions:
In the United States, over 600,000 individuals die annually from heart disease. Atherosclerosis contributes to many of these deaths.
Atherosclerosis occurs when excessive plaque, made primarily of cholesterol and fat, builds up in the heart’s arteries, which causes the artery to thicken or become rigid. Blood, which carries oxygen and nutrients to the body, must flow through arteries, which cannot happen when plaque accumulates. Atherosclerosis is a significant health predicament.If you’ve experienced a TIA or ischemic stroke, your doctor may also recommend that you take prescribed medications to reduce your risk of another stroke.
If you think you are having astroke time to treatment is CRITICAL. Going to an office or urgent care only delays appropriate therapy. The ER via 911 is the appropriate course of action.
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