RGG Rihner, Gupta & Grosz Cardiology, P.C.

04/07/2026

Your heart is at the center of your overall health. It works continuously to deliver oxygen and nutrients throughout the body, supporting every organ and every moment of your day.

On World Health Day, it’s a good reminder that protecting your heart begins with everyday choices — staying active, eating balanced meals, managing stress, and prioritizing regular health check-ups.

Preventive care and early screenings can help detect potential heart concerns before they become serious, allowing you to take control of your health sooner.

At RGG Cardiology, we believe that awareness, prevention, and expert care play an important role in helping individuals maintain strong heart health for the long term.

A healthier heart supports a healthier life.

04/03/2026

Chronic inflammation in the body can contribute to the development of cardiovascular disease.

Inflammation can damage blood vessels over time, encouraging plaque buildup inside arteries and increasing the risk of heart attack or stroke.

Maintaining a balanced lifestyle, managing stress, and controlling risk factors like diabetes and cholesterol can help reduce inflammatory effects on the heart.

03/30/2026

Happy Doctor’s Day to the doctors who choose compassion every day, even on the hardest ones.

Behind every diagnosis is patience.
Behind every treatment is responsibility.
Behind every recovery is a doctor who never gave up.

At RGG Cardiology, we salute the dedication, skill, and humanity of doctors who work tirelessly to protect what matters most: life and heart health.

03/25/2026

Mobile, have you nominated your favorite cardiology group in the Nappies? Nominations end this Sunday, 03/29/2026!
https://www.votenappies.com/ #//

03/24/2026

Diabetes can quietly affect your body long before symptoms appear, and your heart is one of the first organs at risk.

High blood sugar over time increases the chances of:
• Heart disease
• Stroke
• High blood pressure
• Cholesterol imbalances

The good news?
Early awareness and simple lifestyle changes can make a powerful difference.

On American Diabetes Alert Day, take a moment to:
✔ Know your blood sugar levels
✔ Pay attention to your heart health
✔ Move more, eat mindfully, manage stress
✔ Get regular health check-ups

Awareness today can prevent complications tomorrow.
Your heart and your health are deeply connected. Take care of both. 💙

03/17/2026

Today is the FINAL day to turn in applications!

RGG is pleased to announce our continued effort to GIVE BACK to our local STUDENTS. We are pleased to share that RGG will partnership again with local high schools throughout the Mobile County Public School System to offer a SCHOLARSHIP totaling up to $10,000. At RGG, we are committed to making a difference where we live and work daily. Deadline for application is March 17, 2026. We strive to be ALWAYS HERE, ALWAYS CARING! https://rggcardiology.com/scholarship/

03/08/2026

Women experience heart disease differently, and symptoms are often subtle and easy to ignore. Listening to your body, prioritizing check-ups, and managing stress are powerful acts of self-care.

A strong heart supports everything you do: at home, at work, and in life.
So today, celebrate your strength, your resilience, and your right to good health.

Here’s to women who lead, nurture, inspire, and choose to put their heart first. 💜

03/06/2026

RGG would like to wish Dr. Gupta a Happy Birthday!

02/27/2026

It’s been a week of celebrations at RGG!
Happy Birthday to Dr. Michael Monson and Dr. David Nery!

02/27/2026

Recovery includes:
✔ Cardiac rehab
✔ Gradual exercise
✔ Heart-friendly diet
✔ Positive mindset
✔ Regular follow-ups

Every small step forward counts.
Your heart is healing. Trust the process.

https://rggcardiology.com/

02/15/2026

Heart disease running in your family can feel overwhelming.
It can make every chest flutter, every skipped beat, every report feel heavier than it should.

But here’s what science and experience continues to show us:
genes are not destiny.

But here’s what science and experience continue to show us: our future. What truly makes the difference is what you do now (early screenings, regular check-ups, mindful movement, balanced nutrition, stress management, and the right medical guidance at the right time)

With proactive care and personalized prevention, you can reduce risk, protect your heart, and continue living fully and confidently, on your terms, not your genetics’.

02/14/2026

Yesterday, RGG shared a little love straight from the heart! Nothing compares to the smiles we saw as each rose was handed out. Moments like these remind us why we love caring for this community every single day.