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Wear Red for Women

"Wear Red for Women" is about saving lives Currently, on average heart disease kills 1 in 3 women More women die of heart disease each year than all cancers combined Oklahoma has the 2nd...

Go Red for Women 2020: Raising Awareness of Women’s Heart Disease

Did you know that cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for women in the United States? In 2017 it was responsible for one in every five women’s deaths in the United States . It killed...

Heart Health Awareness in February

February is the month of love and all things related to the heart, including heart health awareness. During the month of February, several days and weeks are designated to highlight different aspects...

Go Red for Women 2019

Go Red for Women is an annual event encouraging people to wear red to raise awareness of heart disease and its impact on women. Wear Red Day is the first Friday in February every year. The statistics...

Reducing Risk of Infection After Surgery

Even the simplest surgery can be hard on the body. When the body is stressed and recovering, it is vulnerable to infection, which can slow and complicate healing. The good news is that there are many...

RN Open Interview Day

Tuesday, October 18 Wednesday, October 19 8 to 11 a.m. Oklahoma Heart Hospital Human Resources 3705 W. Memorial Road Suite 703 Oklahoma City , OK 73134 (Behind Sonic at Portland & Memorial) Meet...

Pre-Procedure Hygiene to Reduce Risk of Infections

When preparing for a cardiac procedure, whether a minimally invasive outpatient procedure or more invasive surgery, you probably have a lot of things on your mind. One thing you need to be aware of...

National Blood Donor Month

January is National Blood Donor Month. All month long, we celebrate the gift of those who give life-saving donations of blood. Blood donations are encouraged this month because after the holidays,...

Community Involvement

At Oklahoma Heart Hospital, we love taking the opportunity to reach out to our neighbors to promote heart health awareness and help prevent heart disease. Wear Red for Women Every year, OHH and our...

Five Steps to Prevent Heart Health Issues

There are many risk factors for heart health issues. While some risk factors are beyond the patient’s control, there are lifestyle choices that can help reduce risk and balance some of the risk...

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