Heart Failure and Transplant
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This department offers
- Heart Failure Treatment
- Heart transplants
- LVAD therapy
Advanced heart failure and transplant care in Murray, UT
At Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, UT, the Heart Failure and Transplant clinic delivers advanced, coordinated care for patients with serious and end‑stage heart conditions. Our specialized team offers comprehensive treatment options—including transplant care and LVAD therapy—focused on improving quality of life and long‑term outcomes.
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Comprehensive heart failure and LVAD care
The Heart Failure and Transplant clinic offers a full spectrum of advanced services for patients with complex and end‑stage heart conditions. Services include:
- Advanced heart failure evaluation - Comprehensive assessments to determine disease severity, treatment options, and personalized care plans.
- Heart transplant care - Evaluation, coordination, and long‑term management for patients who may benefit from heart transplantation.
- LVAD (left ventricular assist device) therapy - Mechanical circulatory support for patients with advanced heart failure, including bridge‑to‑transplant and destination therapy.
- Mechanical circulatory support management - Ongoing monitoring and care for patients supported by advanced heart devices.
- Post‑treatment and long‑term follow‑up - Continued care focused on recovery, quality of life, and long‑term heart health.
- Patient and caregiver education - Training and resources to help patients and families understand and manage complex heart conditions.
Heart failure and transplant care questions
Common questions about advanced heart failure, transplant care, and LVAD therapy at Intermountain Medical Center.
The clinic treats advanced and end‑stage heart failure and related conditions. Care may include medical management, transplant evaluation, or mechanical support such as LVAD therapy. A specialist can help determine the right approach.
LVAD therapy uses a mechanical pump to help the heart circulate blood. It may be used while waiting for a transplant or as long‑term therapy for patients who are not transplant candidates.
Eligibility depends on heart function, overall health, and individual goals. A thorough evaluation helps determine which advanced therapies may be appropriate.
Patients receive ongoing monitoring, education, and coordinated follow‑up after treatment. The care team supports patients through recovery and long‑term management.
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