When choosing a healthcare provider for your heart issues, you don’t simply want any health system — you want one that offers comprehensive care. You’ll find advanced technology, innovative treatment options and the highly skilled specialists that you need at Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare.
Recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a Best Hospital in Memphis and in Tennessee, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare is committed to providing the highest quality care. Our commitment to cardiovascular excellence has earned us numerous accreditations and awards, including American College of Cardiology (ACC) accreditations for electrophysiology (atrial fibrillation), heart failure and chest pain care. We also hold the ACC’s highest recognition as a HeartCARE Center, the only Memphis-area hospitals to do so.
Our dedicated providers offer a full range of cardiovascular services, ensuring you have access to the care you need when you need it. With locations throughout the Mid-South, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare brings exceptional heart care closer to your home or office. We also accept a wide range of insurance plans to make quality care more accessible.
Whether you experience a sudden heart condition, or you need ongoing care for a chronic heart condition, we’re here for you. We treat patients of all ages and life stages, including pediatric cardiovascular care through Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital Heart Institute.
"Cardiology" is a broad specialty that includes diagnosing, treating and preventing heart-related diseases. In the field of cardiology, there are many different subspecialties - and different types of cardiologists who provide care within each. Depending on the specific heart condition you have, you may be seen by any of these providers:
General cardiologists diagnose and treat a wide range of heart-related health issues. A general cardiologist may refer you to a specialist if additional care is needed.
Cardio-oncologists have specialized training in the unique heart health needs of those who have been or are being treated for cancer. Cancer treatments, including chemotherapy and radiation therapy, can negatively impact heart health, making careful monitoring important.
Electrophysiologists diagnose and treat conditions that cause an abnormal heart rhythm, such as a heart that beats too fast, too slow or irregularly.
Heart failure specialists provide diagnosis and ongoing care for heart failure when the heart can’t pump blood efficiently.
Heart surgeons are specialty-trained in advanced procedures to treat conditions affecting the heart, heart valves and blood vessels around the heart. These specialists often have expertise in procedures such as coronary artery bypass grafting or mitral valve repair.
Interventional cardiologists use catheter-based procedures to diagnose and treat problems related to the heart and blood vessels, including coronary artery disease.
Learn more about your current heart health and associated health risks. Our online assessment is quick, easy and confidential, and it can provide you with information that you can share with your doctor.