Ambulatory Surgery Center · Phoenix, AZ
Get back to your life, not your waiting room.
Heart Health Center brings cardiac, rhythm, and vein procedures out of the hospital and into a purpose-built outpatient center — same technology, same board-certified physicians, a fraction of the wait.
Welcome
A surgery center built around one specialty
We do cardiovascular work, and only cardiovascular work. Every room, every instrument, and every member of staff here is set up for the heart, the rhythm system, and the vessels — which is why a procedure that takes a full day at a hospital often takes a morning with us.
Our physicians are board certified and our facility meets the same standards for sterility, monitoring, and emergency readiness that a hospital operating room does. What is different is the scale: a small center, a familiar team, and a schedule that runs on time.
Outpatient, not overnight
Procedures that once meant a hospital admission are done here in a single visit. Most patients arrive in the morning and are home by afternoon.
One team, start to finish
The physician who plans your procedure performs it, and the nurses who prepare you are the ones who walk you out. No handoffs between departments.
Lower cost of care
An ambulatory surgery center carries a fraction of a hospital's overhead, which usually means a materially smaller bill for the same procedure.
Our Physicians
Meet the team who will care for you
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Provider Name, MD, FACC
Interventional Cardiologist
Coronary angiography · Peripheral intervention · Structural heart disease
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Provider Name, MD, FHRS
Cardiac Electrophysiologist
Device implantation · Ablation for atrial fibrillation · Electrophysiology studies
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Provider Name, MD, RPVI
Vascular Specialist
Venous ablation · Sclerotherapy · Thrombectomy
Services
Procedures we perform
Cardiac
Coronary Angiography
Imaging of the arteries that supply the heart, used to find and measure blockages.
Vascular
Peripheral Angiography
Imaging of the arteries in the legs, arms, and pelvis to locate reduced blood flow.
Electrophysiology
Pacemaker Implants
Placement of a small device that keeps the heart from beating too slowly.
Electrophysiology
Defibrillator Implants
Placement of an ICD that detects dangerous rhythms and restores a normal heartbeat.
Electrophysiology
Electrophysiology Studies
A detailed map of the heart's electrical system to pinpoint the source of an arrhythmia.
Electrophysiology
Loop Recorder Implants
A long-term monitor placed under the skin to capture infrequent rhythm events.
Cardiac
Cardioversion
A brief, controlled shock that resets an irregular heartbeat to a normal rhythm.
Vascular
Venous Ablation
Minimally invasive closure of a failing vein so blood reroutes to healthy vessels.
Vascular
Venous Sclerotherapy
Injection therapy that collapses smaller varicose and spider veins.
Vascular
Venous Thrombectomy
Catheter-based removal of a blood clot from a vein.
Our Facility
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Patient Info
What to expect
Detailed, procedure-specific instructions are on the patient information page.
Pre & post-op instructions →- 1
Before your visit
We call ahead to confirm your arrival time, review your medications, and tell you when to stop eating and drinking. Arrange a licensed driver — sedation means you cannot drive yourself home.
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The day of
Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a current medication list, and your driver. Wear loose clothing and leave jewelry and valuables at home.
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After you are discharged
You will go home with written instructions for your specific procedure, activity limits, and a number to call with questions. A nurse follows up the next business day.
Testimonials
In our patients’ words
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Ready to schedule?
Our scheduling team will confirm your procedure date, walk you through preparation, and answer questions about insurance and recovery.