We offer a full spectrum of specialized cardiology services led by fellowship-level, academic providers.
Focuses on diseases and disorders of the heart, from congenital defects to acquired heart diseases such as coronary artery disease and heart failure
Learn more about general cardiology servicesThe most advanced treatment techniques for heart rhythm disorders
Learn more about electrophysiology servicesHome to nationally renowned innovators in minimally invasive robotic heart surgery
Learn more about cardiac surgeryA unique area of cardiology focused on caring for the physical structures of the heart—its chambers, walls, and valves
Learn more about structural cardiologyHighly skilled interventional cardiologists who diagnose, evaluate and treat a variety of heart conditions using non-surgical, catheter-based procedures
Learn more interventional cardiologyProviders with a distinct focus on a woman’s heart-health needs
Learn more heart services for womenAs the region’s only academic heart program, our cardiologists and cardiac surgeons train tomorrow’s specialists. This teaching focus enables us to offer the latest breakthroughs and research trials to treat the Tri-state’s highest-risk patients. As our many heart-care firsts attest, we not only use cutting-edge technology, we help develop it.
Our cardiologists serve as faculty of the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center, one of the most successful academic programs in the nation. We are the region’s only teaching cardiology program. This puts you in touch with more breakthrough techniques and clinical trials – all firmly supported by the rigorous standards of evidence-based medicine. At Erlanger, you receive care from experts who train tomorrow’s doctors, and who research tomorrow’s techniques. Talk with us about the best surgery or treatment options for your heart.
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