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Heart & Vascular Institute of NJ
Englewood Hospital and Medical Center |
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"Unique Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease Earns Top Heart Attack Patient Survival Rates Statewide."
Cover Story, "M.D. NEWS" Vol. 6, No.2
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Leading the way with Cardiac Treatments |
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Mitral valve repair
protects patients from many of the complications experienced with mitral valve replacement. Experts agree a valve repair is a safer surgical option, especially for older patients.
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New SENSEI Robotic Catheter System |
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Englewood Hospital now offers patients the innovative first generation Sensei™ Robotic Catheter System to facilitate minimally invasive catheter-based procedures in the heart.
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Cardiac Bypass Program Achieves Success |
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Englewood Hospital and Medical Center Tops State Cardiac Surgery Report Card. Bypass program achieves 100% patient survival.
If you need heart surgery, talk to the cardiac surgeons at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center.
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NEW... 4MYHEART CENTER |
 Patients of Englewood Hospital and Medical Center now have a unique place to go to get heart-healthy. The new 4MYHEART CENTER in Englewood is the result of a partnership between Englewood Hospital, Berkeley HeartLab, Inc, a cardiovascular disease (CVD) management company, and the Kaplen Jewish Community Center (JCC) on the Palisades. The Englewood 4MYHEART is the first of its kind in the Northeast, and the first nationwide, to open in partnership with a hospital.>INFO.
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NEWS and PATIENT STORIES |
Welcome to the BestHeartDocs News and Press area. Here you will find information about Englewood Hospital and our BestHeartDocs.
Feel free to browse our news and patient stories. >INFO.
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Video Highlight |
Heart attacks are the #1 killer in the US, and prompt hospital care can be lifesaving.
Richard S. Goldweit, MD, Medical Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory Englewood Hospital, discusses the commonly overlooked warning signs of a heart attack.
Tips for cardiovascular health and heart attack prevention are also offered in this interview, which aired on NY1 News. Click here for additional videos. |
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