Why choose the Heart&Vascular Center of Arizona?
Welcome to the Heart & Vascular Center of Arizona! Communication is the key to outstanding medical care. We strive to offer our patients convenient, high-quality care. One of the ways we do this is by offering our patients secure online health services through our website.
Can the Heart & Vascular Center of Arizona treat aortic aneurysm?
The Heart & Vascular Center of Arizona is now able to treat your Aortic Aneurysm Patients with the new Trivascular Ovation Prime Endograft.
What is the patient portal mynahealthcare?
About our patient portal MyNAHealthcare is an easy, secure way to manage your health online 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from the comfort and privacy of your own home or office. At MyNAHealthcare, you can: View your health information. Retrieve lab results. Browse health facts and information. Update personal information.
How do I contact patient portal help?
If you have questions about your health record, please contact your healthcare provider. If you have questions about accessing your account, please contact Patient Portal Help at 877-624-7678 Copyright © 2021 Northern Arizona Healthcare.
What is a tavr valve?
The TAVR procedure enables the placement of a balloon expandable aortic heart valve into the body via the catheter-based transfemoral delivery system. The TAVR procedure is designed to provide an alternative treatment to patients in whom the traditional open-heart surgery can not be performed.
Why do my legs feel like they have a vein?
Varicose veins occur when the valves in the legs no longer function properly. This causes blood to pool in the legs. these veins are often raised above the skin and can look like twisted bulging cords. Varicose veins may cause pain, aching and discomfort in the legs.
What is a TAVR?
Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) is a procedure for select patients with severe symptomatic aortic stenosis (narrowing of the aortic valve opening) who are not candidates for traditional open chest surgery or are high-risk operable candidates.
How many people die from an aortic aneurysm in a year?
200,000 People are diagnosed with an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm each year, accounting for 15,000 deaths annually and is the third leading cause of death for men over the age of 60.
How long does it take to get a pacemaker surgery?
Pacemaker surgery is usually done in a hospital. The surgery takes just a few hours, but you will stay in the hospital overnight so your doctor can monitor your heart rhythm and make sure your pacemaker is working properly. Problems from pacemaker surgery are rare.
What causes plaque build up in the walls of the arteries?
In atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries, plaque builds up in the walls of your arteries as you age. Cholesterol, calcium, and fibrous tissue make up the plaque. As more plaque accumulates, your arteries can narrow and stiffen. Eventually, enough plaque may build up to reduce blood flow through your arteries, or cause blood clots or pieces of plaque to break free and to block the arteries in the brain beyond the plaque.
What is the Watchman implant?
The WATCHMAN Implant offers patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation an important alternative to long-term oral anticoagulant therapy. It is the only FDA-approved implant proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with AFib not caused by heart valve problems, who need an alternative to blood thinners.
Are you a New Patient?
For your convenience, we offer our registration forms online, as well as information about what to bring to your first visit.
How long does it take to get a prescription refill?
Routine prescriptions are filled within 24-48 hours of request by either the patient or pharmacy. Medications will not be refilled after-hours, on weekends, or on holidays. Please plan ahead before you run out of your medication.
How long does it take to get a referral from insurance?
Since most primary care offices and insurance carriers cannot process a referral in less than 7-14 days, please contact your insurance carrier/primary care office well in advance of your appointment date here.
How long does it take to get results from heart and vascular center of Arizona?
If you do not hear from the office by phone or by mail within 14-21 days following your testing, please contact the office regarding your results.
How to get a copy of medical records?
To request a copy of your medical records, please complete our medical release form, listed below. To request records from your primary care doctor or another specialist, please download and complete the form below.
What time do you call the hospital for medical questions?
If you have a medical question, please feel free to call the office with non-emergency calls between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. when your records are readily available. Our nurses and staff are specially trained to answer your questions and pass information between you and your physician. We will make every attempt to return your call by the end of the day.
Does Heart and Vascular Center of Arizona accept insurance?
Heart & Vascular Center of Arizona is contracted with most insurance plans. For proper claims processing, we will require a current copy of your insurance card at the time of the visit, and your insurance benefits will be verified by our office staff. Please note that once we have billed your insurance, a diagnosis cannot be changed.
What is Arizona Heart and Vascular Clinic?
Arizona Heart & Vascular Clinic provides comprehensive cardiac and vascular disease management. Through research, innovation and education, the practice stays at the forefront of cardiology, vascular medicine, and preventative/integrative therapies aimed at cardiovascular risk reduction.
What does it mean when your leg hurts?
Leg pain, varicose veins and changes or ulcers on your skin may be a sign of vascular disease. Simple interventions, many with no recovery or downtime, may improve your vascular function and reduce your symptoms. Schedule an appointment for a vein screening today. at a Time.
How to protect your heart in the heat?
To protect your heart in summer heat, stay cool and well hydrated, exercise indoors or when temperatures are cooler, and eat light and healthy foods. Stay on top of your heart health by having regular heart check ups and seeing your cardiologist when you experience new symptoms. Mission.
Can heart problems go undetected?
Your heart needs your attention. Do not let heart conditions go undetected or undiagnosed, especially if you are experiencing symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath or palpitations. From preventative care to specialized interventions, our team is here to put you, and your heart, first. With two convenient locations, in-office diagnostic ...
Does heat affect heart disease?
For Summer Heat. Summer heat impacts people with heart disease more than others. When body temperatures rise in summer, your heart has to work harder. And if you have heart disease, you are at a higher risk for heat stroke.
How to contact Patient Portal Help?
If you have questions about accessing your account, please contact Patient Portal Help at 877-624-7678
How long does it take to schedule an appointment with MyNAHealthcare?
On MyNAHealthcare, patients may schedule online appointments for sick visits. If you’re sick and need to be seen within 24-48 hours , you can schedule an appointment through the patient portal at one of our five primary care clinics. This applies to adult sick visits only.
What is the best phone number to call for emergency medical care?
If you are seeking emergency medical treatment, please call 9-1-1 or visit the emergency department.
How long is MyNAHealthcare online?
MyNAHealthcare is an easy, secure way to manage your health online 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from the comfort and privacy of your own home or office.
Are You A New Patient?
- For your convenience, we offer our registration forms online, as well as information about what to bring to your first visit. Whether you are a new patient or one currently under care, please refer to the following information about our practice.
Practicing as A Group
- This is a group practice and the providers share coverage with each other on an alternating basis after-hours, during the week, and on weekends. This assures you continuity of care, since one of the providers is always available for you 24 hours a day, to meet your medical needs.
Appointments
- Patients are seen by appointment Monday through Friday, and we request that you call in advance to schedule so that we can reserve time for you. If you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment, please call and let us know as soon as possible. A 24 hour notice is appreciated. We will make every effort to honor your appointment time, however emerge...
Office Visit Reminders
- Bring all of your medicines (in the original containers)
- Bring your insurance cards
- Bring your copay or deductible at the time of the visit
- Bring current medical records including any recent diagnostic testing
Telephone Advice Or Questions
- If you have a medical question, please feel free to call the office with non-emergency calls between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. when your records are readily available. Our nurses and staff are specially trained to answer your questions and pass information between you and your physician. We will make every attempt to return your call by the end of the day.
Emergencies
- In the case of a non-life threatening emergency, please contact the office, 24 hours a day. Our professional answering service will connect you with the physician on-call for after-hours emergencies. For any life-threatening emergency, call 911.
Prescriptions
- If you need a refill on your medication, please call your pharmacy and they will check with your physician regarding refill requirements. If you call the office for a refill, please have the phone number of your pharmacy ready so that we can expedite your request. Routine prescriptions are filled within 24-48 hours of request by either the patient or pharmacy. Medications will not be ref…
Insurance & Business Office
- Heart & Vascular Center of Arizona is contracted with most insurance plans. For proper claims processing, we will require a current copy of your insurance card at the time of the visit, and your insurance benefits will be verified by our office staff. Please note that once we have billed your insurance, a diagnosis cannot be changed. It is the patient’s responsibility to be familiar with poli…
Laboratory, Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine
- Your insurance carrier has contracted with a specific laboratory for the processing of laboratory testing, as well as a specific center for Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine testing. The processing lab and/or testing center will bill your insurance carrier directly for the services provided. It is the patient’s responsibility to verify benefits and coverage of these services. Heart & Vascular Cente…
Medical Records – Release of Information
- To request a copy of your medical records, please complete our medical release form, listed below. To request records from your primary care doctor or another specialist, please download and complete the form below.