NitzaMD

19/02/2026

They told women their symptoms were anxiety.😥
They told them their EKG was normal.🆗
They told them to come back if it gets worse.😔

We are building something different.

The Women’s Heart Center was created because women deserve a place where their biology is understood, their hormones are respected, and their symptoms are never dismissed.

This is not just another cardiology office.
This is precision prevention for women.
From perimenopause through postmenopause.
From microvascular disease to metabolic risk.
From fatigue and brain fog to real answers.

Estrogen is not cosmetic. It is cardiovascular medicine.

Summer 2026 is not just an opening.
It is a shift in how women’s hearts are treated.

If you have ever said
“I’m not feeling like myself.”

We are building this for you.

Stay close.






PreventionIsPower

07/02/2026

Amazing turn out of our 6th annual event. Raising awareness of women heart disease and our differences. ❤️

04/02/2026

Despite current guidelines that recommend the initiation of hormone therapy (HT) before age 60 or within 10 years of menopause onset, a notable proportion of older women continue or begin HT later in life. A new study evaluated the health outcomes of HT in women aged 65 years and older, including women who initiated therapy after age 65 years. Read more at https://tinyurl.com/yuu4t8t9.

30/01/2026

Could you recognize a stroke? Many believe strokes only affect the elderly, but that's a dangerous myth. Learn the truth about stroke risks, prevention, and why women need to be especially aware. Up to 80% of strokes are preventable!

30/01/2026

Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone all interact with your neurons. When estrogen levels go down this affects memory sleep and how easy your vessels relax. Up to 80% of strokes are preventable with lifestyle.

26/01/2026

Hormone replacement therapy can reduce your risk for stroke.
Stroke risk rises for women of all ages, even more after menopause. Ask your doctor about your hormones.

23/01/2026

Prevention isn't about fear, it's about foresight. See what's coming and stay ahead. Invest in your future self today. Don't wait for symptoms to be your teacher. Schedule that evaluation and learn your numbers!

22/01/2026

Excellence is not optional here.
It is the standard.

Congratulations to our nurse practitioners Shelbie and Rebecca on earning their Certified Cardiovascular Knowledge credential through the ACC. This is what it looks like when a team is fully invested in delivering the level of care women deserve.

Dr. Nitza I. Alvarez and Tri-County Heart Institute, P.A. would like to congratulate Shelbie Hileman and Rebecca Vann on achieving the American College of Cardiology (ACC) Certification for Cardiovascular Knowledge by passing the Certified Cardiovascular Knowledge Examination (CCKE) and earning the CCK credential.

The ACC CCKE is a comprehensive cardiovascular knowledge exam that covers the full field of heart disease—created to recognize advanced clinical expertise and a commitment to excellence in patient care.

What this represents:
✅ Advanced cardiovascular knowledge validated through a rigorous exam
✅ A continued commitment to evidence-based, high-quality care
✅ Professional recognition, including a certificate and digital badge

“High standards are not a slogan—they’re a daily discipline,” said Dr. Nitza I. Alvarez. “This credential demonstrates our team’s commitment to staying sharp and delivering cardiovascular care grounded in strong clinical knowledge.”

If you’ve been meaning to prioritize your heart health, we’re here.

20/01/2026

What if the way you feel, your energy, your libido, and the weight that suddenly feels harder to manage are all connected to your heart?
What if these changes are not random, and not something you are supposed to just tolerate?

If this makes you pause for a moment, come to this event and bring your friends.
You will learn how hormones influence how you feel, how you live, and how your heart is protected, all in a space designed for real conversation and connection.

19/01/2026

We're revisiting Elena's story to explore the science behind strokes in young women. Many times, their symptoms are dismissed as stress. Let's uncover the facts and understand the necessary evaluations. Data matters, but the story remind us why it matters.