The Largest and Most Comprehensive Independent Cardiology Practice in the Midwest.
Our dedicated physicians and providers are looking forward to seeing you. Call (920) 886-9380 or click here to schedule an appointment with Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin.
If you wish to have your medical records transferred to us from another provider, hospital or physician, simply print, complete, then mail this form to our Appleton location and your records will be transferred to us.
Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin serves Northeast Wisconsin with a location on the west side of Appleton. We’re off College Avenue, near the Fox River Mall and Appleton International Airport.
For the past 50 years, the doctors of Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin have provided our patients with high quality, compassionate care.
As health care continues to evolve, we have made the decision to return to private practice so we may have more control over day-to-day operations and patient care decisions. We believe that serving you as an independent cardiology group, will bring you the best experience along with the highest quality care at a lower cost.
Effective April 1, 2019, we began treating patients in our new state-of-the-art facility. This is the new home of the same cardiologists that have been providing care to northeast Wisconsin since 1968. At the Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin we are able to provide diagnostic testing, labs and common, in-office procedures. We will continue to serve our outlying communities in New London, Ripon, Shawano, and Waupaca. Your cardiologist will also continue to provide services if you are admitted to a ThedaCare hospital or Ascension St. Elizabeth. At each hospital you must specifically ask for a Heart and Vascular cardiologist.
Let us reassure you that you will continue to receive the same exceptional care you have come to expect from us. We are excited about the ways this move allows us to improve your overall health care experience. Doing what is best for our patients will always remain our highest priority.
Note that the Heart and Vascular Institute will be closed on Friday, November 25th so our staff can enjoy time with their friends and family.
Our phones will be answered by our answering service. Please call our office next week. Note that Mondays are always the busiest day of the week with incoming phone calls so be patient if Monday morning you are on hold.
If calling to refill your prescription, we recommend you call your pharmacy.
If calling to schedule an appointment, you can do so on our website at heartandvascularwi.com/appointments/
Happy Thanksgiving to all at HVI 🦃
Well deserved ♥️🌹
Tips for a heart healthy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is about enjoying time with family or friends and celebrating with traditional foods we know and love. And if you are seeking to make the day heart healthy, the American College of Cardiology offers some simple tips.
But just as important is to try and reduce stress and anxiety during Thanksgiving. It’s important to acknowledge that the holidays have their own complications— routines are disrupted and traveling, socializing, and even free time can become a source of anxiety.
So, whether you’re hosting a gathering at home or celebrating away from home, one thing is for certain—it’s more important than ever to reflect on what we can be thankful for and express your gratitude to those who deserve it. Your overall health (and your heart) will be better off for it!
Prioritizing Health | A Heart Healthy Thanksgiving - American College of Cardiology
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Prioritizing Health | A Heart Healthy Thanksgiving Oct 28, 2022 Cardiology Magazine Share via: Font Size A A A When thinking of Thanksgiving, being heart healthy may not be the first thing that comes ...There Is A Regional Internet Issue That Is Impacting Our Phone System
We apologize that both of our internet providers are experiencing technical difficulties this morning. This has impacted Heart and Vascular Institute as well as many other businesses.
In our case, our phone system is dropping incoming and outgoing calls as well as making it difficult for our team to access our internal information systems.
Hopefully this will get resolved soon!
Larry Sobal, CEO
Today Is World Heart Day
Each year on September 29th, we recognize World Heart Day across the globe. Its purpose is to call attention to the fact that Heart Disease and Stroke are the world's leading cause of death, claiming 18.6 million lives each year. The unfortunate reality is that if people can take steps to control risk factors such as tobacco use, unhealthy diet, and lack of physical activity, at least 80% of premature deaths from heart disease and stroke could be avoided.
Everyone, even those who are non-smoking, healthy eating and physically active, have risks of potential heart and vascular ailments. Examples would be arrhythmia, hypertension, valve disease or various inherited heart conditions.
Women, in particular, need to know that some heart disease symptoms can differ from those in men, so women have a risk of being diagnosed less often with heart disease than men. Most concerning is that women are more likely than men to have a heart attack with no severe blockage in an artery.
Make time to see your primary care physician for a routine physical exam that includes lab work for cholesterol and blood sugar levels. And consider scheduling yourself or loved ones for a Coronary Artery Calcium Scoring exam to understand your risk.
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