Swedish Heart & Vascular Team

Making some basic changes can pay dividends by helping you improve your overall health and lower your blood pressure. Learn more.

Josh Smith was healthy, athletic and surprised when he was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. He shares how treatment at Providence Swedish’s AFib Clinic has him “feeling fantastic.”

Watch this video to meet some of our cardiovascular experts and learn what makes Providence Swedish home to some of the nation's best heart care. Learn more.

Two thirds of women who die of heart attacks each year have no prior symptoms. Watch the short video to learn more from a Swedish cardiovascular expert.

A torn aorta nearly killed former Seattle SuperSonic James Donaldson. Providence Swedish caregivers kept him in a winning mindset during his recovery journey. Watch the video.

Providence Swedish is a leader in Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement, a safer alternative to heart surgery which has less downtime. Watch the video.

Experts at the Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute are advancing Afib diagnosis, care and treatment. Watch the short video and learn more.

After Charlie Hogan received a game changing new pacemaker, his family's generous gift is ensuring that Providence Swedish remains home to some of the most advanced care anywhere.

A cardiologist outlines atrial fibrillation, or AFib, and explains why more people under 65 are being diagnosed with this common heart rhythm disorder.

A team of cardiovascular experts at Swedish performed heart surgery at the annual CRT educational forum, sharing expertise with an international audience.

Can these devices really help patients? A Swedish expert weighs in.

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a dangerous condition that occurs when a blood clot forms in the thigh, lower leg or pelvis. A heart expert at Swedish outlines symptoms and care options.

Aortic stenosis can be a startling diagnosis, but no matter where you live you can access leading-edge treatments, like TAVR.

Take the best possible care of your heart. It’s never too early to start.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Prevention starts with knowing your own risk.

A Swedish expert has some tips for maintaining your best health and preventing heart disease. Learn more.

An expert at Swedish explains how recently released results from three clinical studies are bringing new hope to people with heart valve disease.

The gold award from the Extracorporeal Life Support Association is among the international organization’s highest honors.

This quick quiz can help you understand your risk factors so you can keep your health as healthy as possible.