From heart valve disease diagnosis to recovery, our community is here for you!
Since 2006, HeartValveSurgery.com has educated over 10 million people about heart valve disease with empowering information from medical experts that specialize in heart valve surgery.
Since 2006, HeartValveSurgery.com has helped over 10 million people manage and treat heart valve disease.
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Patients & Heart Valve Experts Say
"This website is an amazing educational resource for anyone needing or researching heart valve surgery. The patient community is so supportive and inspiring. I learned a lot and met great people." - Laura Harrington, patient
"HeartValveSurgery.com provides compassion and reassurance among patients. This website is a huge contribution to the welfare of patients everywhere." - Dr. Marc Gillinov, Chairman of Cardiac Surgery, Cleveland Clinic
"I was lost until I found HeartValveSurgery.com. At the website, I was able to learn about my valve disease, find my surgeon and get helpful tips from doctors and patients who already had surgery." - Ana Brusso, patient
"My patients never know who to trust on the Internet. I always direct them to HeartValveSurgery.com which only posts credible information." - Dr. Patrick McCarthy, Chief of Cardiac Surgery at Northwestern Medicine
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"Get Educated. Know
What To Expect. Avoid
Stress.
Enhance
Recovery."
- Adam Pick, patient advocate & website founder, featured by the American Heart Association
Welcome to the #1 doctor-recommended website for patients founded by Adam Pick, a heart valve patient.
Get educated, avoid stress and learn what to expect with special resources and tools designed for patients and caregivers.
Join Us! (Yes! It's free!)Meet Patients In Our Community!
Nancy Best from
West Chester, PA says
I just found this website. It has been 10 months since my open heart
Scott Mills from
Breslau, Canada says
Question (s) for fellow Ross Procedure Patients. How long were you on
John Cook from
Camano Island, WA says
Day 75: I did my first sustained run on my treadmill: 1.70 miles, all
Melinda Donahue from
Hoboken says
As my surgery gets closer I am concerned with what happens after
Barbara Duffy from
Chicago says
I need mitral heart valve surgery & going out in not a candidate
Kate Watson from
Redwood City, CA says
For those of you who are early on in your recovery from open heart,
