Oklahoma Heart Hospital

02/13/2026

Family history plays a big role in your risk for heart disease. Find out what you need to know.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

When you have a family history of a disease, this means a member of your family has, or had that disease.

02/12/2026

OHH cardiac device specialist and cardiovascular disease survivor was interviewed in the News 9 Morning Show today talking about women and heart disease during American Heart Month. Click to watch and hear her story!

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

Cardiovascular expert Dawn Berry shares her experience going through a stroke, and how she educates others on the types of changes people need to stay heart healthy.

02/12/2026

OSU is adding red to its usually orange palette this February to celebrate Wear Red for Women with OHH, as part of a national campaign to raise awareness of the unique impact heart disease has in women. OSU shared a peek of how they are celebrating in Stillwater.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

At Oklahoma State University, being a Cowboy is defined by character and service. Students in the Department of Design and Merchandising are proving that by partnering with the Oklahoma Heart Hospital to turn fashion into a powerful message for women’s heart health.

02/11/2026

If you're wondering why you should choose Oklahoma Heart Hospital for yourself or a loved one, listen to the Malakars' story. They have a lot to say about the compassion and care they received.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

02/11/2026

February is American Heart Month. Small, consistent habits can support heart health and reduce risk over time. Learn 7 simple tips to care for your heart all year long.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

February is American Heart Month. These practical tips can help support heart health now and throughout the year.

02/10/2026

"This is a wonderful cause that helps bring awareness to women’s heart disease. I wanted my design to be a symb who designed outfits for our lobby in February to spotlight how heart disease impacts women.r some time – she is the one who taught me to sew.” Grace Chapman, OSU Sophomore

Grace is one of the student designers from the Oklahoma State University Department of Design and Merchandising department who designed outfits for our lobby in February to spotlight how heart disease impacts women.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

02/09/2026

This twenty-something did not have a heart attack on her vacation itinerary, but one popped up anyway. Read her story.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

A British influencer is speaking candidly about undergoing a heart transplant after having a heart attack at age 24. She recalled medics initially thinking that she was 'drunk' when her health problems arose while on vacation in Paris.

02/08/2026

Atrial fibrillation is a common cardiovascular condition that affects millions of Americans. Get more information on how doctors diagnose it.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

Atrial fibrillation, commonly called AFib, is a common heart rhythm disorder consisting of a rapid and irregular heartbeat. Symptoms can include a fluttering or pounding sensation in the chest, shortness of breath, and fatigue – all of which can be symptoms of other heart conditions as well. Thus,...

02/06/2026

A splash of red and fashion decorate the lobbies of Oklahoma Heart Hospital South and North as OHH recognizes Wear Red for Women day February 6, 2026.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women in Oklahoma. Wear Red for Women is part of a national campaign to educate women about the dangers of heart disease and prevention strategies. The red dress is the national symbol of the Wear Red for Women campaign.

Oklahoma women - take heart and care for your heart.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

02/05/2026

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women — and too often, there are no warning signs.

In this candid op-ed, a local cardio device specialist shares how heart disease impacted her family for generations, how it finally reached her, and the changes she made to take her life back.

On Feb. 6, Wear Red for Women Day, take a moment to learn your risk and know your numbers. A simple check today can change your future.


Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

Oklahoma women, don’t wait for the terrible wakeup call of a heart attack or stroke. Know your heart disease risk.

02/05/2026

Patients can live with left bundle branch block for many years with no problems. Find out when this condition requires treatment, and what your options may be.

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.

Left bundle branch block is an issue in the heart’s electrical system that delays contraction of the left ventricle.

02/04/2026

We are unwrapping the gift from Oklahoma State University Department of Design and Merchandising to celebrate Wear Red for Women Day this week!

Oklahoma Heart Hospital is proudly physician-owned.