A LEADING HEART & VASCULAR CARE PROGRAM from one of America’s top hospitals
Leadership in heart and vascular care, research, and education have made Stanford Cardiovascular Health a destination for patient referrals from around the country and around the world. Each year, we receive more than 80,000 visits from patients who come to us for state-of-the-art cardiovascular care. Our experts collaborate to deliver the personalized approach integral to optimizing each patient’s heart and vascular health.
INNOVATION DRIVES OUR LEADERSHIP
A LEGACY OF FIRSTS
1995
First minimally invasive heart-valve program
1968 & 1981
First adult heart and heart-lung transplants in the US
1992
World’s first thoracic endograft
A HIGH VOLUME OF PATIENTS One of the world’s largest Heart Transplant and LVAD programs
LARGEST COMPREHENSIVE AORTIC PROGRAM
EVAR
Endovascular Repair of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms
TEVAR
Endovascular Repair of Thoracic Aortic Dissections/Aneurysms
Open Aortic Surgeries
ON THE WEST COAST
1000+
Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) procedures
A VISION OF THE FUTURE
Leading-edge cardiovascular regeneration program
State-of-the-art approaches to genetic cardiovascular diseases
Moving ahead rapidly in mobile cardiovascular health
Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery
World-renowned adult and pediatric care
OUR CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM Stanford Cardiovascular Health takes a systematic approach to meet all patients’ needs now and in the future
Division of Vascular Surgery
Expertise in vascular disease management
Stanford Cardiovascular Network
Providing access to our expertise in multiple locations
Division of Cardiovascular Medicine
Comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for all forms of heart disease
Cardiovascular Institute
A multidisciplinary collaboration focused on discovery
SUPERB QUALITY & OUTCOMES
Cardiovascular Health
0.67
O/E RATIO
observed-to-expected mortality
1
TAVR stroke & mortality rate
3
U.S. Hospitals 50th percentile stroke=1.3% & mortality=1.5%
of degenerative mitral valves are repaired
2
1
Standard EVAR mortality
2
YEARS of
door-to-balloon time <60 minutes ACC median door-to-balloon=60 mins
Patients’ likelihood to recommend Stanford Cardiovascular Health 5
Data from Q3 2017 VIZIENT Clinical Database/Resource Manager™ used by permission of VIZIENT. All rights reserved. • Internal data source, 2017 • 3STS/ACC TVT Registry™ Q2 2017 (July 1, 2016–June 30, 2017) • 4CathPCI Registry® Q2 2017 (July 1, 2016–June 30, 2017) • 5Patient Experience, Stanford Health Care 2
4
WIDELY ACCESSIBLE SERVICES
We deliver exceptional heart care through multiple channels, including:
Our sites in Oregon and Nevada
Our hospitals and network of care throughout California Our partnerships in Hawaii and Arizona
With patients across the U.S. and around the world BRAZIL CANADA CHINA COLUMBIA EL SALVADOR GHANA GREECE INDIA ISRAEL HONG KONG MALAYSIA MEXICO NEW ZEALAND
PHILIPPINES SAUDI ARABIA SINGAPORE SOUTH AFRICA SOUTH KOREA UNITED KINGDOM
And, Stanford Medicine expertise with telemedicine services
OUR FUTURE HOME FOR ADVANCED CARE
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Research: med.stanford.edu/cvi Clinical: stanfordhealthcare.org/cvh
PATIENT REFERRALS
Revolutionary new 824,000-square-foot Stanford Hospital All Cardiovascular Health programs share one pavilion featuring the latest technology and 100% private rooms
Cardiovascular Medicine: 650.723.6459 Heart Transplant and Ventricular Assist Cardiovascular Surgery: 650.724.7500 Device Evaluation: 650.725.3809 Vascular Surgery: 650.725.5227