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Cardiology

Keeping your heart healthy by preventing, evaluating, and treating cardiovascular diseases

Award-Winning Cardiology Services

Your heart works hard, beating an average of 100,000 times a day. That means heart issues can be frightening, life-altering experiences. Our team uses a variety of invasive and non-invasive techniques, backed by the latest technology, to help you heal when seconds count. And since your cardiac health is essential to staying active and happy, we will help you face down challenges and instill long-term healthy habits.

Conditions & Treatments

Lee Health provides comprehensive treatment options for a wide variety of conditions. We invite you to learn more about these conditions along with tests we perform, preventive care options, hospital services, and other essential information.

Artery Health
Cardiac Hospital Care
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Cardio-Oncology
Chest Pain
Education & Prevention
Heart Diseases
Heart Rhythm Conditions
Heart Tests
Heart Valves

Lee Health- Advancing in Technology

  • Myocardial Strain Imaging

    Learn more about this non-invasive test that allows doctors to take pictures of your heart and identify subtle changes in heart function.

  • Non Surgical Solutions - The WATCHMAN™ Implant

    Supporting non-surgical treatments and alternative procedures to restore health inside and out. The Watchman Procedure helps break the connection between atrial fibrillation and stroke.

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