Preventive Cardiology

OHSU Preventive Cardiology can help you prevent and even reverse heart disease. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you recognize and manage your risk factors, along with the genetic and health conditions that increase your chance of developing cardiovascular diseases such as stroke and heart attacks. For appointments, call 503-494-1775.

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Meet our Preventive Cardiology Team

Our team of endocrinologists, cardiologists and nutirtionists work together with genetic counselors, behavioral health experts and lipid experts to provide you with the best care team available.

Meet our heart disease prevention team

Treatment options to prevent heart disease

Our program begins with a comprehensive cardiovascular risk assessment. Once your risks are identified, a preventive program is developed based on your individual needs. Treatment options can include:

  • Blood pressure management
  • Cholesterol and triglyceride management
  • Diabetes management
  • Exercise counseling
  • Nutrition services
  • Smoking cessation
  • Genetic counseling
  • Stress testing
  • Coronary artery calcium screening (CACS) testing
  • Cholesterol dialysis (LDL apheresis)

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Heart health information

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Location

Center for Health & Healing, Building 1

3303 S. Bond Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97239

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For healthcare professionals

OHSU Knight Cardiovascular Institute partners with providers around the region to care for patients with heart and vascular conditions. We provide continuing education, clinical trials, and resources for the practitioners we work with. Learn more

Patient story: Tiffany

Knight Cardiovascular Institute patient Tiffany

I have tried to lead a pretty healthy life, eating well and staying active, but when my brother recently needed a quintuple bypass at age 50 it rocked me a little. Read Tiffany's story