Cardiovascular Education and Support
| The Presbyterian Cardiovascular Institute offers educational and support programs for patients and families who are impacted by cardiovascular disease. |
We understand the impact that a heart attack, heart surgery or stroke can have on individuals and their loved ones. That's why we offer educational and support programs for patients, their families and friends. Overcoming the emotional and physical effects of cardiovascular disease and stroke often begins with gaining a better understanding of the conditions and sharing your experience with others.
Education and Support Programs
The WomenHeart Support Network provides support for women living with heart disease. The Network is affiliated with WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease, which is the only national advocacy organization for female heart patients. The Presbyterian Center for Preventive Cardiology and the HeartBright Foundation host monthly meetings to provide support, information and advocacy for female heart patients in our community. The meetings are held at the Presbyterian Center for Preventive Cardiology at 125 Baldwin Ave. in Charlotte.
For patients with implanted cardioverter defibrillators and their families.
For post-heart surgery patients and their families to share their experiences during treatment and through the recovery process.
A six-week program for individuals dealing with heart disease who want to learn techniques for stress reduction.
For those who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
For individuals who have experienced a stroke.
Monthly support group for congestive heart failure patients to share their experiences.
The Presbyterian Center for Preventive Cardiology offers programs designed to help individuals maintain a healthy lifestyle. Programs include nutrition counseling, exercise consultation, smoking cessation and massage therapy.












