Comprehensive structural heart care in Plantation, Florida
HCA Florida Westside Hospital is leading the way in advanced cardiovascular treatments for structural heart conditions.
These conditions may include heart valve disease that causes valves to narrow, leak or become blocked. Working together, our multidisciplinary care team will create an individualized treatment plan to help preserve and restore your cardiovascular health.
How healthy is your heart?
Taking a moment to learn about your heart health is a great way to start taking better care of yourself. Our online assessment tool will help you understand your risks and give you information you can take to your doctor.
Taking a moment to learn about your heart health is a great way to start taking better care of yourself. Our online assessment tool will help you understand your risks and give you information you can take to your doctor.
Structural heart conditions
We offer treatment options that help save and improve lives for people who have various heart conditions that impact the structure of the heart. These conditions include:
- Aortic stenosis
- Congenital openings between heart chambers
- Heart vessel (coronary artery) blockage
- Intolerance to anticoagulants
- Prosthetic valve failure
- Regurgitation
Our structural heart program
The structural heart team at our valve clinic is committed to providing you with excellent care according to best practice guidelines.
Specialty surgical treatment options we offer
Based on your surgical risk, diagnostic testing, and individual evaluation, our structural heart team may recommend surgery as one of your best options. In those cases, we offer specialty procedures that include:
Heart valve surgery
At our hospital, diseased heart valves may require open surgical intervention with our experienced cardiothoracic surgeons and cardiovascular staff.
Left atrial appendage occlusion (LAAO)
This surgery is a first-of-its-kind, proven alternative to long-term warfarin (anticoagulant medication) therapy for stroke-risk reduction in people who have non-valvular AFib.
Mitral regurgitation treatments
If you are considered to be high- or prohibitive-risk for conventional valve repair or replacement surgery, we now offer you a catheter-based alternative.