Explore what we offer and how we network with local heart specialists and tap into the latest advancements from research and clinical trials.
Patient safety is at the forefront of everything we do. That's why our heart and vascular program is the most comprehensive and robust in the region. If a patient's condition worsens during a heart procedure, we don't transfer them
to another hospital — we keep them here.
Our doctors, physician assistants, surgeons, nurses, technologists and specialists are some of the most experienced in Oregon. Bringing this expertise to the Mid-Willamette Valley offers not only better health outcomes, but also peace of mind.
Below are some of the more common conditions we treat.
Salem Health cardiologists use the radial method, which utilizes an artery in the wrist. This method is safer, increases patient comfort and decreases recovery time — patients can get up and move right away.
The more you do, the better you are. Our highly skilled team has successfully performed more than 1,700 open-heart surgeries in the last five years. You can be confident that you’ve come to the right place.
Salem Health's cardiovascular program is the largest in the area. That means there are more appointments available in Salem, Dallas and Woodburn. Start your treatment — and feel better — sooner at Salem Health.
We offer a full array of state-of-the-art equipment. There's no need to travel to a larger city to take advantage of the latest diagnostic tools — we have them conveniently in Salem and Dallas.
Salem Health's cardiac nurse navigators specialize in helping patients with cardiovascular diseases navigate the health care system. They work closely with patients to coordinate care, ensure that patients understand their diagnoses and treatment plans, and provide support and education to help patients manage their conditions.
At Salem Health, we have a heart-felt desire to reduce cardiovascular disease in our community. To get us on the right path, we developed a toolkit to help start a movement of heart-healthy habits and lifestyle changes.
Did you know men and women can experience different heart attack symptoms? Know the signs so you are prepared.
To learn more, visit the American Heart Association.