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Methodist’s board-certified specialists offer an integrated approach to care, ensuring that each patient has the information and resources necessary to manage their conditions and reduce their risk for heart disease and stroke. With catheterization labs in Omaha, Fremont and Council bluffs, a wide variety of technologically advanced treatment options, and an extensive outreach program, Methodist provides quality, compassionate care close to home.
Our outreach efforts extend to:
As part of Methodist’s commitment to outreach and access to care, Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital has a critical access sponsorship with Audubon County Memorial Hospital in Audubon, Iowa, in which life-saving resources are provided to rural patients who may need a higher level of care.
With a focus on prevention and early detection, Methodist is committed to helping patients improve their quality of life by improving their heart health. We offer the following diagnostic testing to identify injury, disease and abnormalities:
When surgical treatment is necessary, our preoperative cardiac risk assessment helps ensure patient safety and the most successful outcomes possible. Our team of specialists also works collaboratively to develop the most comprehensive and personalized care plans to help prevent and manage a number of diseases and ailments, including:
Methodist’s advanced imaging and other diagnostic techniques allow for comprehensive heart evaluation, treatment, education and guidance.
Thanks to catheterization labs at Methodist Hospital, Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital and Methodist Fremont Health, patients can expect the most accurate diagnoses and the safest, most effective treatments possible.
Cardiac catheterization may be necessary to identify the following heart conditions:
Our interventional cardiology team specializes in a number of procedures, including:
Managing heart rhythms takes a team approach. Methodist’s electrophysiology experts use specialized testing and state-of-the-art monitoring to identify irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias) and educate patients on the treatment that’s right for them.
Treatment options include the implantation, evaluation and programming of:
Serious, often life-threatening arrhythmias called atrial fibrillation require more advanced, innovative technology. Our skilled team offers:
Methodist’s Structural Heart Program focuses on repairing congenital heart defects and the wear and tear of various heart tissues and valves.
With years of combined experience, our structural heart specialists take pride in their precise diagnostics and number of successful outcomes.
Treatment options include:
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