Make an Appointment | Give Us a Call: 775-982-2400
The Region’s Leader in Cardiac Health, Heart and Vascular Care
We lead the region in cardiology care with our technological expertise and patient-centered approach. Our comprehensive team diagnoses heart disease and other cardiac conditions, offering personalized treatment plans. Plus, our specialty team provides you access to the most advanced medical, surgical and minimally invasive techniques.Cardiovascular Specialties
![Women chatting at park after a workout]()
Women's Heart Center
![Dr. Abhilash Akinapelli preparing for surgery]()
Structural Heart Program
![Heart Specialists at Renown Health, standing in hallway]()
General Cardiology
![Human heart anatomy]()
Electrophysiology
![Doctor working at Intravascular ultrasound imaging (IVUS)]()
Cardiac Catheterization
![heart doctor]()
Heart Imaging and Testing
![heart surgeons smiling]()
Heart Surgery
![man walking on treadmill]()
Cardiac Rehab
![woman with nurse on video chat with doctor]()
Telecardiology
![vascular team at renown]()
Vascular Care
![team of doctors]()
Medication Management Program
![Male doctor speaking with female nurse]()
Heart Failure Program
Programs & Services
- Cardiac Catheterization
- Cardiac Rehab
- Electrophysiology
- General Cardiology
- Heart Failure Program
- Heart Imaging and Testing
- Heart Nurse Navigators
- Heart Surgery
- Medication Management Program
- Structural Heart Program
- Telecardiology
- Vascular Care
- Women’s Heart Center
What is a heart attack?
A heart attack is an event that occurs when part of the heart muscle does not get enough blood and oxygen. This part of the heart starts to die.
A heart attack doesn't have to be deadly. Quick treatment can restore blood flow to the heart and save your life.
Your doctor might call a heart attack a myocardial infarction, or MI. Your doctor might also use the term acute coronary syndrome for your heart attack.
Honors and Achievements
Related News
February is American Heart Month. While cardiac care is crucial every time of year – especially as heart disease stays the number one killer in the United States – American Heart Month serves as a great reminder to stay on top of your heart
...
Alden Nash isn’t your average 80-year-old. For much of his life, he could be found outdoors enjoying
...Related Classes & Events
-
10Feb
-
14Feb
-
14Feb