Role of Cardiac Imaging in Women CME Program

Join us December 2, 2023 for a CME event designed to further the clinical application, management and interpretation skills of providers involved in non-invasive cardiac imaging.

Clinical and Non-Clinical Patient Care Hiring Event

Deborah^® Digital Privacy Policy

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Patient Portal

Welcome to the Deborah Heart and Lung Center Patient Portal. From here you can log in to view health information maintained in your personal Health Portal, access patient education documents, send secure, non-urgent messages to your Deborah physician/provider, and take other action concerning your health information. Please note that the information maintained in the Patient…

Interventional Cardiology

Our team of interventional cardiologists offers a variety of advanced, minimally-invasive options for: Cardiac catheterization, including transradial placement Transradial catheterization leads to shorter recovery time, reduced need for anesthesia, less bleeding, and fewer complications than traditional groin catheterization. Interventional and diagnostic catheterizations Structural heart issues, including interventional closures Stenting Valve replacement The team at Deborah…

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD)

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) occurs when arteries in the legs become narrowed or dogged with plaque (cholesterol) – referred to as atherosclerosis – reducing blood flow to the legs. PVD can lead to leg pain when walking (claudication), disability, and even amputation. Blocked leg arteries can be a red flag that other arteries, including those…

Fellowships

Deborah is nationally renowned for the quality of its Fellowship training programs, drawing a diverse and talented group of students each year.

Medical Library

Learn more about Deborah's Medical Library and get access to medical journals, reference materials, online databases, and more.

Can You Reverse Type 2 Diabetes?

Here’s how healthier habits may help some people reverse or better manage the disease.

Drink Up: Why Your Body Needs Water

Skip the bottled drinks—this is why pure water is best for your body.