Heart failure
Heart failure is an indication that the heart is no longer working at its full potential. The heart is unable to pump blood as well as normal, which prevents the heart from receiving all the blood and oxygen it requires. Lifestyle changes and medication are popular treatment plans to combat heart failure.
Congestive heart failure CHF care in Wichita, Kansas
Our cardiac care teams at Wesley Healthcare diagnose and treat patients with congestive heart failure (CHF).
Although CHF is a long-term condition, we help patients in Wichita understand the disease and manage it efficiently.
Is your heart healthy?
Understanding your heart health is critical to getting the care you need. We offer a health risk assessment to help get you started.
Understanding your heart health is critical to getting the care you need. We offer a health risk assessment to help get you started.
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Congestive heart failure is a condition in which the heart muscle weakens and cannot properly pump blood throughout the body. Because there is not sufficient blood flow in the body, and depending on which part of the heart is diseased, health complications may arise, including fluid build-up in the lungs, feet and elsewhere.
Heart failure is a progressive disease, and early detection is essential to managing the disease. Wesley offers a variety of heart screening and imaging tools in Wichita to diagnose the disease in its earliest stages.
Heart failure treatment
Our goal with heart failure treatment is to strengthen your heart, improve your overall health and avoid hospitalization. Your congestive heart failure treatment at Wesley may include:
- Lifestyle changes, often with an increased amount of exercise
- Dietary counseling
- Medication
- Cardiac rehabilitation
- Surgery
- Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) using pacemakers and implantable defibrillators
Cardiac rehabilitation
Wesley’s Certified Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation Program combines heart health education with medically supervised exercise. This program can help improve symptoms of heart failure.
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