St. George Heart Failure Clinic
This department offers
- Cardiac imaging
- Clinical Cardiology
- Heart Failure Treatment
Specialized heart failure care in St. George
St. George Heart Failure Clinic, part of Intermountain Health, provides comprehensive evaluation and management for patients living with heart failure. Our team focuses on stabilizing symptoms, optimizing heart function, and supporting long-term cardiovascular health through coordinated, evidence-based care.
Comprehensive heart failure services, close to home
Dedicated heart failure management delivered through Intermountain Health’s heart and vascular program.
Advanced heart failure expertise
Our cardiology team specializes in diagnosing and managing acute and chronic heart failure, including complex cases that require close monitoring and therapeutic adjustments.
Personalized treatment plans
We develop individualized care plans that may include medication optimization, lifestyle guidance, imaging evaluation, and ongoing follow-up to reduce hospitalizations and improve quality of life.
Coordinated specialty care
We collaborate with cardiac imaging, electrophysiology, interventional cardiology, and referring providers to ensure continuity across all phases of care.
Conditions we treat
Our clinic evaluates and manages patients with:
- Acute and chronic heart failure
- Reduced or preserved ejection fraction heart failure
- Fluid retention and volume overload
- Shortness of breath related to cardiac dysfunction
- Post-hospitalization heart failure follow-up
- Advanced heart failure requiring specialized management
Patients are typically referred for specialized evaluation, symptom progression, medication adjustment, or advanced heart failure management.
Treatments and services
We provide comprehensive diagnostic and medical management for heart failure and related conditions.
Clinical cardiology
Consultation and long-term management of heart failure and associated cardiovascular conditions.
Heart failure treatment
Evidence-based medication management, monitoring, and care coordination designed to improve heart function and reduce symptom burden.
Cardiac imaging
Advanced imaging studies to evaluate heart structure, function, and response to treatment.
Care is coordinated within Intermountain Health to ensure appropriate access to advanced therapies and hospital-based services when necessary.
Frequently asked questions
Learn more
Most patients are referred by a primary care provider, hospital team, or cardiologist for specialized heart failure evaluation or follow-up care.
Heart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump blood as effectively as it should. This can lead to symptoms such as shortness of breath, fatigue, and swelling.
The care team reviews medical history, symptoms, and prior testing. Treatment plans are adjusted as needed to stabilize symptoms and improve heart function.
Yes. We provide close follow-up after hospital discharge to monitor progress and reduce the risk of readmission.
We work closely with electrophysiology, interventional cardiology, imaging teams, and hospital-based services across Intermountain Health.
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