Cardiology & Heart Surgery

Heart to Heart: Improving Heart Transplants in Children

It wasn’t that long ago when the very concept of transferring a heart from one person to another was considered pure science fiction. Of course, today heart transplants are successfully performed on a regular basis. This doesn’t mean that heart transplant surgery and the challenges faced during recovery are considered routine—far from it. A family […]

What to Consider When Choosing a Hospital for your Child’s Heart Care

The heart can be a tricky contraption. It’s not only the hardest-working muscle in the body, constantly pumping blood to help all of the internal systems to function properly, but the heart also represents our emotional core. A heart can sing, cry, smile, and laugh—and is forever associated with love. That’s why when your child’s […]

7 Heart Healthy Habits for Kids

by Sara Jackson, CSW Center for Safe & Healthy Families Because February is Heart Month, I wanted to share some simple tips and ideas that parents can use to help children develop heart healthy habits. Be a Role Model. When your kids see you making healthy choices, it sends the message that health is important […]

A New Heart for Hank

Seven-year-old Hank Morgan is a busy 2nd grader. In the winter you can often find him hitting the slopes as part of a Freestyle and Nordic ski team. When the weather warms up, he trades his skies for a mountain bike or a soccer ball. To see him now, you wouldn’t know that Hank battled […]

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