Getting the right care starts with understanding each patient’s unique situation and aligning on a care plan that meets your needs and goals. Our heart and vascular teams will listen, explain your options clearly, and guide you to the next step in your care.
At St. Luke’s, you’ll be supported by people who are nationally recognized for cardiovascular excellence and committed to helping you feel better and live well.
From preventive screenings to advanced procedures, our team will work with you to protect your heart health and help you feel your best.
From preventive screenings to advanced procedures, our team will work with you to protect your heart health and help you feel your best.
The team at St. Luke’s Heart is deeply committed to supporting your best quality of life. Our physicians, nurses, and staff—experts in all aspects of cardiovascular care and rehabilitation— will coordinate every detail of your heart and vascular health.
Getting the right care starts with understanding what’s going on. Our teams collaborate to uncover and prioritize your heart health issues.
Lifestyle changes can often stabilize, slow, or even reverse the progression of cardiovascular disease. We’ll help you adjust your behaviors and develop sustainable, healthy habits in exercise, nutrition, and weight management.
Once concerns have been identified, we’ll advise on next steps, whether you’ll benefit most from non-operative support like new medications, procedures like minimally invasive cardiac catheterization or ablation, or more extensive corrective surgery.
We’ll also support your care over the long term, helping you navigate the ongoing impacts of chronic heart or vascular disease. Our focus will always be on ensuring your best possible health.
Cardiology
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) and Sports Cardiology
Lifestyle Medicine
Lipidology
Nephrology
Pediatric Cardiology
Our cardiology experts collaborate closely as a "Heart Team" to diagnose, treat, and manage structural heart conditions such as aortic and mitral stenosis, pericardial disease, valvular heart disease, mitral regurgitation and congenital heart disease. We prioritize minimally invasive treatment options when appropriate for your condition.
Cardio-oncology focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of heart health in people undergoing cancer treatment. If you have existing heart disease—or are at high risk—and are currently receiving cancer therapy or are a cancer survivor, you may benefit from our specialized program.
The heart and vascular research team at St. Luke’s is working to advance treatment options and improve outcomes for people with cardiovascular conditions.
If you're eligible for a trial, your care team will talk with you about what’s involved and how to take part.
Support Group
A support group offers a safe space to share experiences, gain strength from others, and feel empowered knowing you're not alone. Courageous Hearts of Idaho is the state’s only support group dedicated to families affected by pediatric heart conditions.
Whether you're a parent, caregiver, adult with congenital heart disease, nurse, or a loved one—you're welcome here. Our community is offers connection and understanding for anyone who loves someone with a courageous heart.
Your gift helps provide advanced treatments, expert care teams, and personalized support for people facing heart and vascular conditions. Donations also make it possible to expand services, invest in life-saving technology, and bring care to more patients across our region.
