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Within two days after having a transcatheter aortic valve replacement, or TAVR, procedure through Cardiology Associates of Michigan, 94-year-old Gino was back on the road. Today, the Warren resident said he is having no problems at all, and he continues to drive and maintain his independence. Gino had been experiencing shortness of breath, chest pain, … Read more

The link between cholesterol and heart disease has been well-known for many years, but a recent study reinforces the idea that youths who have bad high cholesterol levels may be at risk for heart disease in the future. Funded by the EU Framework Programme, UK Medical Research Council, and German Centre for Cardiovascular Research, the … Read more

Heart disease is often hard to detect until it has progressed, but knowing the telltale signs can help patients stop or slow its progression. One of the earliest signs is one that you will likely recognize on your own: hearing loss. The relationship between hearing loss and cardiovascular disease has been well-documented in medical research … Read more

A love interest can often see what’s in your heart by looking deep into your eyes. But as for your ophthalmologist, optometrist, and cardiologist, that’s not just a figure of speech. Your eyes can tell the tale about what’s happening in and around your heart, making the relationship between your eye doctor and your heart … Read more

As a patient, you may have heard the term Advanced Practice Provider and wondered what that actually meant. We are proud to announce that we have two here at Cardiology Associates of Michigan, and that they are available to care for you and your cardiovascular needs on an enhanced level. APPs have master’s degrees or … Read more

Nurse Practitioner Laura Nielsen, FNP-BC, the newest addition to our team, says working for Cardiology Associates of Michigan is like a dream come true. “I have a strong passion for cardiology and for patient care,” she said. “I love educating my patients on their conditions; it truly makes me feel like I am making a … Read more

Heart patients must be especially vigilant in protecting themselves against the coronavirus. Although COVID-19 is an upper respiratory infection, individuals with heart disease or who are at risk for heart attack or stroke may be especially vulnerable to its effects. As posted on the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention website, older adults and people … Read more

For months, we have been inundated with reports about the coronavirus pandemic. Feeling anxiety and having concerns about our own health, the health of our loved ones, the state of the world, and the overall future is a rational response to this crisis. It’s OK. We all understand and have similar feelings. In and of … Read more

We have repeatedly heard that seniors and individuals with pre-existing medical conditions may be more prone to suffer the negative effects of the coronavirus. One factor that has been somewhat overlooked is that of obesity. Obesity increases the risk for COVID-19 complications for various reasons, as obesity itself opens people up to many health conditions. … Read more

Do you love your daily stroll around the park or your neighborhood just to look at the birds and smell the May flowers in bloom? Well that’s perfect because here’s a bonus:  Walking may be all the exercise you need to keep your heart healthy. In fact, just one hour of walking burns approximately 300 … Read more