One of two cardiovascular care campuses within the Our Lady of Lourdes Health family, Our Lady of Lourdes Heart Hospital is a nationally recognized cardiac care center setting national benchmarks for the treatment of a variety of heart conditions. It’s why we’re considered a Cardiovascular Center of Excellence and why thousands of Acadiana patients trust us with their hearts.
You're never too young - or too old - to take care of your heart. Take an important step toward heart health today and learn about your risk for heart disease here.
The Heart Hospital is committed to raising the bar for patient-focused cardiac care through our highly trained cardiologists, cardiovascular/thoracic surgeons and vascular surgeons. Our medical advances and the innovative resources we share with Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Center’s cardiovascular services enable us to help thousands of patients achieve a better quality of life.
This less-invasive treatment option is available for heart disease patients too ill for open-heart surgery. The MitraClip™ device is guided through a vein in the leg to the heart, where it is clipped to reverse mitral regurgitation, the disease in which a heart valve doesn’t close properly, causing blood to leak backward.
The procedure allows for a shorter recovery time and can help patients who otherwise must rely on medication to manage their symptoms without fully treating mitral regurgitation.
In 2021, Our Lady of Lourdes Heart Hospital became home to Acadiana’s first nationally certified Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) program. The American College of Cardiology recognized the Heart Hospital for its expertise in the care of patients undergoing the TAVR procedure.
The procedure uses a catheter inserted in a small incision site to deliver a replacement valve when an existing aortic valve is damaged or not working properly. The minimally invasive procedure can help patients who may not otherwise be able to undergo open surgery.
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You're never too young - or too old - to take care of your heart. Take an important step toward heart health today and learn about your risk for heart disease here.