Catheter Ablation is often used to treat heart arrhythmias or atrial fibrillation. According to the
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a larger part of healthcare, more products are being develop
Coronavirus is a highly transmissible virus that’s now infected over 10 million people globally and
Over the last few years, Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) have been increasingly inte
A 2014 study defines EAT as a “fat depot that exists on the surface of the myocardium and is contain
Although there are limited studies regarding COVID-19 and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), rec
In the first six months of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has gripped the world and largely affected th
Nourishing your body with essential vitamins, minerals, and food groups will lead to optimal health
Research indicates there are prominent healthcare disparities among minorities in the United States,
At-home heart monitoring has been more widely available in recent years with the rise of consumer we
While Hydroxychloroquine alone or in combination with Azithromycin has been presented as a possible
According to the World Health Organization, a pneumonia of unknown cause in Wuhan, China was reporte
With the spread of COVID-19 in 2020, the words “pandemic” and “epidemic” are now consistently in the
The American College of Cardiology has issued clinical guidance for cardiovascular care teams addres
This February, CardioVisual was honored to be amongst six finalists in the Boston Scientific -Google
CardioVisual is rapidly integrating with medical practices and hospital systems. Practices use our a
Over at TCTMD, Asif Quasim is wondering if, in the wake of COVID-19 and the need to limit its spread
A 2017 survey of 1000 patients from NTT DATA Services and another from Accenture in 2019 revealed th
As the CDC warns that COVID-19 (more widely known as the novel coronavirus) will likely spread throu
When most patients think about Heart Disease, their heart valves aren’t exactly top of mind. Five mi
As the New Year has come and gone, and 2020 is underway, we here at CardioVisual have some resolutio
RX Vantage offered some insights recently into how physicians and practices may more easily complete
CardioVisual is so pleased and honored to be included in Cardiac Interventions Today’s list of healt
New research out in JAMA Cardiology this November has doctors concerned about a looming public healt
Experts have found that aspirin can be dropped three months after PCI within this high risk cohort.
New research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association and reported in the Wall S
CardioVisual observed PAD Awareness Month in September and focused on getting the word out about the
Here at CardioVisual, we have had a lot of exciting news recently — primarily, we are working with
A recent meta-analysis published in the European Heart Journal found that there may be benefits in
Care and prevention provided by non-physician health workers and family members doubled the control
A new report from Solution Reach on the patient experience and patient relationship management (PRM)
September is PAD (peripheral artery disease) Awareness Month, so it’s a great time to talk to your p
Did you know that most Americans don’t eat enough fiber? Both the American Heart Association and the
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported that while the number of deaths fro
The Austin telemedicine startup Remedy announced $10 million of Series A funding this week, which wi
Bolstering hopes that wearable technology can help patients detect health problems they might not ot
Researchers are looking at better ways to prevent and stop inflammation and its damage to arteries a
There may be a connection between women who have hypertension during pregnancy having CVD later in l
CardioVisual is pleased to share that we are adding an entire section on diabetes that provides uniq
A recent article from Catalyst NEJM from Saira Ghafur and Eric C. Schneider argues for better custom
Expert Electrophysiology Content from Heart Rhythm Society 2019 CardioVisual was honored to partner
CardioVisual recently added our clinician-only professional forum, called “QnA,” an in-app discussio
We created CardioVisual with the aim of spreading accurate medical information and saving clinicians
Cell phone reception within healthcare facilities can be unreliable, and that is why with CardioVisu
At CardioVisual, it is our mission to help physicians and clinicians save time while better informin
CardioVisual is pleased to announce a digital education partnership with Itamar Medical, an Israeli
Sleep breathing disorders such as apneas and hypopneas and insufficient ventilation during sleep hav
Virtual and augmented reality technology has long been promising to the medical field, but the equip
February is American Heart Month, and Feb. 22nd is National Heart Valve Disease (HVD) Awareness Day.
Last December, The New York Times ran an op-ed from from cardiologist Dr. Hader Warraich detailing W
The overall rate of hacking of consumer health data went down in 2018 from a previous high in 2017,
At CardioVisual, we continue to bring reliable and trusted videos from leading experts about unique
As studies have revealed closer ties between sleep breathing disorders (SBD) and cardiovascular dise
Valentine’s Day is on the horizon and along with the spikes in people’s blood glucose levels, the me
CardioVisual is pleased to introduce Dr. Daniel Steven of Germany’s University of Cologne, who provi
This month we’re please to feature Dr. Pasquale Santangeli, an Assistant Professor of Medicine in th
As the New Year rolls around and each of us considers what our resolutions will be, we here at Cardi
A meta review published last month in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology examined air
Upcoming in 2019, National Heart Valve Disease (HVD) Awareness Day takes place around the United Sta
Legal marijuana is becoming more widely available across the United States, but a recent study print
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Occasionally here at CardioVisual, we like to interview a physician about what they’re passionate ab
This November, CardioVisual is pleased to offer Dr. Wendy Tzou’s insights into the use of Abbott’s A
In September, Apple announced their new Apple Watch Series 4, which now is equipped with heart monit
CardioVisual presents featured expert videos — exclusively on our free app — where leading experts t
There’s an exciting new product on the market for AFib mapping for catheter ablation. Electrical map
There’s a blood pressure medication on the horizon and researchers hope it will be more effective an
September is Healthy Aging Month, and as our life expectancies increase with stronger programs and r
If you pick up any health magazine or cruise the aisle of a health food store, it’s easy to see that
Dr. Andrea Natale is the Executive Medical Director of the Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute in Aus
Cleveland Clinic has an interesting video that functions somewhat like an advertorial on their robot
The American Heart Association recently released a statement on right-hearted dysfunction and failur
The Heart Benefits and Risks of Exercising Outside Author Jen A. Miller writes in an op-ed in the Ne
New Advances in AI and Chatbot Tech Could Help HCPs and Patients in Telehealth As telehealth becomes
New rounds of venture capital have increasingly been turning their sights toward the promising marke
The Potential New Model for EHR that sends push notifications when the patients medications are abou
Research Beam Reports that the worldwide Digital Health market will grow to $58.8 billion by 2020, l
The health website Healthline has listed the CardioVisual app on its list of Best Heart Disease apps
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World Congress offers unique conferences and events in health care, life sciences and pharmaceutical
CardioVisual is excited and proud to announce that we are one of just 50 digital health startups sel
Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) is even more common than HVD, but the general public lacks knowled
See a trailer video of Dr. Manish Chauhan's talk at 2017 Stanford Medicine X conference about mobile
CardioVisual 3.0 offers a heightened emphasis on preventative heart care education for not just hear
Containing an almost-encyclopedic library of videos and information about cardiovascular conditions
A study published in JAMA emphasis that technology itself cannot solve the problem of medication adh
Get a brief introduction to Medtronic's Micra — the world's smallest pacemaker — transcatheter pacin
View this trailer, which describes a transradial catheter procedure — used to treat and diagnose hea
Check out this short video demonstrating how Boston Scientific's Rotablator Rotational Atherectomy S
Watch this trailer video showing an atherectomy procedure using Jetstream from Boston Scientific. Th
In this TEDMED talk, photographer and filmmaker Carolyn Jones shares what makes nurses not only an i
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Shape the future of digital health — join our new Facebook group for Cardiovascular Health Professio
Federally mandated electronic health record (EHR) systems are quite possibly the most disliked aspec
In recognition of the growing importance of mHealth applications, Harvard University's Innovation in
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The National Heart Health Program is a network of providers who are focused on the early detection o
CardioVisual is pleased to announce the addition of infographics to its heart-health app.
Cardiovisual is pleased to announce the addition of a demonstration web app on its website. This dem
StopAfib.org has announced that its 2017 Get in Rhythm Stay in Rhythm Atrial Fibrillation Patient Co
National Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day
February, the month of love and Valentines, is also American Heart Month. It’s a period set aside to
As you think about the promises you’ll make to yourself for 2017, why not put your cardiac health fi
When presented with 82 million websites claiming to offer info about heart attack, how does one know
In a recent poll conducted by CardioVisual, just over half the physicians surveyed believed their pa
CardioVisual, LLC, creator of the groundbreaking medical mobile app CardioVisual, is pleased to an
In 2007, Mellanie True Hills started StopAfib.org, a non-profit organization that educates & support
Mellanie True Hills of StopAfib.org interviews Dr. Hugh Calkins about findings in the 2014 AHA/ACC/H
CardioVisual demonstrated its groundbreaking mobile app to many healthcare professionals who stopped
In an effort to reach a wider audience, CardioVisual LLC has updated its groundbreaking mobile medic
En un esfuerzo por llegar a un público más amplio, LLC CardioVisual ha actualizado su app de salud m
Controlling your risk factors for heart disease and stroke and knowing what can possibly trigger yo
CardioVisual will demonstrate its groundbreaking heart health app at the annual meeting of the Texas
As declared by the World Heart Federation, September 29 is World Heart Day, a day for raising awaren
If you have AFib, rate or rhythm control medications may also be prescribed. You may also be on medi
Does having AFib mean I need to wear a medical alert bracelet or carry a card in my wallet?
As soon as you notice symptoms of AFib, contact your doctor.
Organization Honors Sen. Bill Cassidy, M.D., Rep. Maxine Waters, Laura L. Carstensen, Ph.D., and Rob
Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is an irregular heartbeat, or a condition in which the atria fail to c
It's a time for healthcare professionals to ensure their patients are familiar with this condition a
Atrial fibrillation, also known as AFib or AF, is a type of irregular heartbeat. It is one of the ma
CardioVisual, LLC, is pleased to announce its upcoming inclusion in programming for AccentHealth, CN
In some people, Afib can cause chest pain or heart failure, especially if your heart rhythm is very
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Hypertension (also referred to as "high blood pressure") usually does not cause symptoms but it does
Patients who come into the office armed with information from Dr. Google may indeed have the wrong i
People whose bodies have a tendency to form dangerous and potentially life threatening blood clots m
A possible side effect of vigorous Olympic training is a condition known as athlete’s heart. This is
An “abdominal aortic aneurysm,” also known as an “AAA,” occurs when a part of the wall of the abdom
Cardio-Visual LLC, maker of the groundbreaking mobile medical health app CardioVisual, is pleased to
Carotid artery disease is a condition in which fatty deposits or plaque forms in the carotid arteri
Though the cause of chest pain is not always easy to find, heart attack is the most important and ur
Dr. Manish Chauhan, a cardiologist with the Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas, has launched Cardio
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Pulmonary embolism is a blockage in one or more of the blood vessels that supply blood to the lungs
Compared with people with normal cholesterol, people with high cholesterol have a higher risk of hea
Diabetes is a chronic condition in which the body does not properly process glucose, or sugar, for o
There are incredible health benefits to playing Pokémon Go! Cardiologists such as the ones here at C
Cardiovascular disease can take may forms, including coronary heart disease (heart blockages due to
CardioVisual is a cardiologist-designed, free and easy-to-use medical app packed with short videos a
Physical activity, especially aerobic activity, is good for your heart and lungs in many ways. The b
Can yoga improve cardiovascular health? Getting into the various postures during a yoga session gent
Designed by cardiologists, CardioVisual is a free and easy-to-use medical app packed with short vide
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AUSTIN, TX — JUNE 29, 2016 — CardioVisual, LLC, is pleased to announce the addition of a significant
A sweeping transformation of medicine has begun that will rival in importance the introduction of an
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CardioMEMS HF System provides physicians with the pulmonary artery pressure monitoring and hemodynam
Do patients' reports of their health care experiences reflect the quality of care?
But the technology will support and improve medical care only if it evolves in ways that help, rathe
A heart attack occurs if the flow of oxygen-rich blood to a section of heart muscle suddenly becomes
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Vein problems are serious conditions that can interfere with daily living if left untreated. Blood c
Editors’ note: The following is an excerpt from The Journal of the American College of Cardiol
Heart failure occurs when a weakened heart muscle is unable pump enough blood to meet the body's nee
Editors’ note: The following is an excerpt from Medical Economics. When patients visit your of
Most sodium is consumed in the form of sodium chloride which is table salt. Other forms of sodium ar
Although health care has been somewhat slow to incorporate mobile technology, the potential effect o
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from an article published on April 15, 2016, by Dia
After one month of living smoke-free, you will be able to perform activities with less shortness of
You probably know smoking is bad for you, but do you realize exactly how dangerous it is? Even nonsm
The major risk factors for coronary heart disease and coronary microvascular disease, which can resu
More than 9 million Americans have PAD, a common and dangerous vascular disease that can lead to he
No evidence shows that any major organ (including the brain) or regulatory system in the body shuts
Healthcare professionals can download the free CardioVisual app and learn how the Impella device wor
At heart attack onset, patients generally feel pain in their chest first. The pain then often sprea
Help keep heart disease at bay with these six tips. It can be a challenge but the rewards of a healt
Treatment with rosuvastatin also resulted in significantly lower risks of strokes and myocardial inf
A new study reported in the New England Journal of Medicine shows that this less invasive technique
While CPAP machines are very effective in treating sleep apnea, many patients find the required CPAP
As cardiological technology continually updates, the way we educate healthcare professionals, as wel
The CardioVisual app allows professionals and patients to visualize how stents are deployed along wi
We should take every opportunity we can to ensure the patients feel involved in their care and treat
These anti-coagulation clinics were necessary to monitor the health of patients taking Coumadin — pa
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Editor's note: The following is an excerpt from an article published in The Wall Street Journal. It
Patients are often intimidated when talking to doctors and often feel they don’t have a receptive au
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from Diagnostic and Interventional Cardiology. In
Editor's note: The following is an excerpt of an article published by The Journal of the American Me
The sheer number of mobile applications — including CardioVisual — that attempt to answer your burni
Using short animation videos, the Cardio-Visual app enables doctors and nurses to easily explain med
In this video, a cardiologist uses the Cardio-Visual app to easily explain how a 'hole in the heart'
The videos and illustrations in the CardioVisual app are very useful in helping physicians or other
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New research suggests that mobile health strategies could address issues of non-compliance with life
Today is World Heart Day
This video shows how a nurse uses the CardioVisual heart health app to simplify patient education be
CardioVisual is an heart health mobile app for Android, iPhone and iPad that greatly enhances doctor
Watch a video where a cardiologist from Austin, Texas, demonstrates how the CardioVisual app enables
Spending less time sitting and more time standing lowers blood sugar, cholesterol, and weight — all
In this video, see how an Austin, Texas, cardiologist demonstrates how he uses the CardioVisual app