Children's Cardiovascular and Preventive Medicine

04/07/2024

Physician of the Year Atlanta Plus Magazine and HHCP!

04/04/2024

04/29/2022

Today we finish Every Kid Healthy Week, and it is Family Friday!
Children's health is everyone's responsibility. Parents and teachers must support and provide the conditions for children to have the best development and well-being conditions for children.

Organize activities that connect the whole family during dinner, maintain and share healthy habits with your children and practice physical activity as a family, creating a family self-care plan. Remember that mental, physical, and emotional health are part of the well-development of children.

04/28/2022

Thoughtful Thursdays!
Today we invite you to promote and celebrate the diversity of our country. We invite our community to think and provide our children equitable opportunities.

For all children to have the equality of opportunities we must start from home, teaching about the EQUITY and recognizing the differences, talents, and gifts of other.

04/27/2022

Wellness Wednesday!
An hour of daily exercise in children brings many benefits. Exercise helps with mental health and relieves problems such as anxiety and depression. It strengthens the bones and muscles in their growth and development, invigorates the heart, and improves posture and balance. In addition, it helps maintain a healthy weight, improves the immune system, and strengthens the cardiovascular system.
Additionally, it improves their social skills, learning, and development of leadership skills, helps with positive behavior, creates empathy, and helps children make new friends more easily.

04/26/2022

Tasty Tuesday!
One of the fundamental rights of children is to have access to healthy food. Children must be guaranteed a healthy, accessible, and long-lasting diet. That means that all children must have enough food to meet their developmental and nutritional needs. One of every three children under five years of age in the world does not have adequate development due to malnutrition. Growth retardation, emaciation, and being overweight are the main problems.

Today we join every kid healthy week so that our community becomes aware by focusing on those who need us most, helping our children, and taking action from our homes, schools, and community.

04/25/2022

Mindful Monday!
Social and emotional health in childhood is essential. During the first years of life, positive social and emotional development is essential to lifelong development, and learning.

Social development is a child's ability to create and maintain meaningful relationships with the people around him. Emotional development is the ability that each child has to express, recognize and manage their emotions, as well as respond to the emotions of the people around them.

04/19/2022

Heart disease is one of the most common in the United States. One in four women suffers from narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries, this being the main reason for heart attacks.

Some of the diseases that affect women the most are:

The coronary microvascular disease affects the small arteries of the heart.
Extreme emotional stress can generate Broken heart syndrome.

Older women are more likely to suffer from heart disease, that's why we encourage women of all ages to take care of it and prevent it through healthy lifestyle habits.

To you, woman, we invite you to be part of our preventive family medicine program. https://bit.ly/3xDCQXC
Get to know our program and request an appointment.

04/16/2022

Your heart can be broken!
A person can suffer from Broken Heart Syndrome. This syndrome is common in women and is caused by sudden stress, emotional and/or physical impact. The symptoms are similar to those of a heart attack and although it rarely occurs, it can lead to death.

04/14/2022

Meet our team!
Our staff is fully bilingual in Spanish and English. Portuguese is spoken also by many of our staff. Our clinics provide care consistent with U.S. standards for “Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services” (CLAS).

Read more at: https://bit.ly/37kEK4P

04/09/2022

Autism Awareness Month!