Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital expands cardiac services with new cardiac surgery program

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Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital inaugurated its cardiac surgery program this month, under the direction of Dr. Viacheslav Bobovnikov, a cardiothoracic surgeon. The facility invested $13 million in this expansion, which features a new operating room and a cardiovascular intensive care unit dedicated to complex cardiac cases. The program encompasses a range of procedures, including coronary artery bypass grafts and heart valve surgeries, providing comprehensive services from diagnosis to rehabilitation. Vice President Nikki Roux emphasized the program's importance in investing in community health for future generations.

The hospital has been a staple in the north Houston area for over 30 years, known for its high-quality patient care. It has received accolades like the Platinum Performance Award from the American College of Cardiology. This initiative addresses the increasing demand for specialized cardiac care in the region, ensuring better health outcomes for patients. The hospital aims to build on its legacy of exceptional care while expanding its service offerings.

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