Cardiac Rehabilitation

Conway Regional Cardiac Rehabilitation provides medically supervised exercise and education to help patients recover after a cardiac event and improve quality of life following a heart diagnosis.

Ronak Soni, MD

 Facts about heart disease show that men have a greater risk of heart attack than women and often experience them earlier in life. People with a family history of heart disease are also more likely to develop it themselves. Additionally, heart disease remains the number one cause of death among women

Medical Nutrition Therapy

Medical nutrition therapy (MNT) can be the first line of treatment or prevention of many chronic diseases. MNT is an evidence-based approach to treating certain chronic medical conditions through the use of individualized nutrition plans and lifestyle changes. The nutrition plan is ordered by a healthcare provider and provided by a registered dietitian or RDN.

Yalcin Hacioglu, MD

 High blood pressure makes the heart work harder, causing the heart muscle to thicken and stiffen, which can prevent it from working properly. It increases the risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, and heart failure, especially when combined with obesity, smoking, high cholesterol, or diabetes.

Meet Clem Canada

For Clem Canada, what felt like heartburn was actually a heart attack, multiple blockages, and open-heart surgery. Cardiac rehab became the next step in his recovery, offering structure, close monitoring, and encouragement at every visit.

With support from staff and motivation from others walking the same path, Clem rebuilt strength and confidence and continues to stay active today.

Meet Paige Fenner

In honor of American Heart Month, Paige shares her experience with the Conway Regional Cardiovascular Clinic and the personalized care that guided her every step of the way.