Heart Care in Belton

Belton Regional Medical Center offers a variety of on-site heart care procedures conducted by an experienced team of specialists committed to the health and wellness of our patients. Leading-edge technology and skilled clinicians offer a wide range of cardiac and interventional services, many of which are minimally invasive and require less recovery time.

Cardiovascular

Cardiac catheterization lab for diagnostic and intervention procedures using the latest in technology to help diagnose and treat heart disease at its earliest stages.

Interventional

Many conditions that once required surgery can be treated nonsurgically by interventional radiologists in the Cardio Vascular Interventional Radiology Lab. Interventional radiology treatment offers less risk, less pain and less recovery time compared to open surgery.

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Belton Regional Medical Center Hosts 9th Annual Go Red/Ladies’ Night Out Event for Heart Health Feb. 23, 2017

Mon, February 13, 2017

Women’s heart health expert Dr. Elizabeth Dang, M.D., Cardiologist, will emcee a “Physician Feud” Program featuring some of area’s leading physicians and heart experts.
Diabetics Have Elevated Risk for Heart Disease

Thu, September 8, 2016

It's no secret that heart disease is the leading cause of death. But if you're diabetic, your chances of dying from heart disease is up to four times higher. Dr. Steve Marso, Medical...
Belton Regional Medical Center Hosts 8th Annual Go Red/Ladies’ Night Out Event For Heart Health Feb. 25, 2016

Thu, February 18, 2016

Women’s heart health expert Dr. Elizabeth Dang, M.D., Cardiologist, will emcee a Heart Jeopardy Program, which includes Dr. Doug Bradley M.D., Dr. Heather Savedra M.D. and Dr. Carrie...
Women & Heart Disease

Thu, February 4, 2016

Did you know that heart disease is the number one killer of women in the United States? Dr. Elizabeth Dang discusses signs, symptoms and reviews who is most at risk.
Belton Regional Medical Center Hosts 7th Annual Go Red/Ladies’ Night In Event for Heart Health

Fri, February 13, 2015

Women’s heart health expert Elizabeth Dang, MD, Cardiologist, will speak on the importance of a heart-healthy lifestyle.

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Blood Tests

Q. Why not have routine blood work done ahead of an appointment so results could be discussed at the appointment rather than reported by a nurse later?

A. There are a wide variety of blood tests available to show your doctor what’s happening in your body. When running routine blood work, it’s your doctor’s goal to get as much information as possible by taking the smallest amount of blood possible. The routine blood tests won’t reveal every disease you ... More

Doctor Talks With Patient About Heart Risk

Q. Hospitals should be more involved in preventing people from getting sick and educating so that we all know what to look for. I feel so bad that my father was having heart problems and I brushed it off as acid reflux.

A. So sorry to hear about your father. Just know that anyone can mistake heart problems for acid reflux, gas or a pulled muscle. Many people don’t realize before it’s too late: any discomfort in the chest area calls for examination by a medical professional. Many people have heart attacks without having... More

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