Dallas
214-456-2333 ext.7
Fax: 241-456-2714
Park Cities
214-456-2333 ext.7
Fax: 241-456-2714
Plano
214-456-2333 ext.7
Fax: 241-456-2714
With nearly 13,000 outpatient clinic encounters, more than 900 inpatient admissions and 802 surgical procedures in the past year, The Heart Center at Children’s Health℠ has some of the nation’s highest volumes – and some of its best outcomes.
We offer the full spectrum of cardiac care, from prenatal diagnosis to heart transplants to adult congenital care. Plus, our Safe at Home Program, advanced imaging, VAD capabilities and Cardiac Neurodevelopmental Program are setting a new standard for other hospitals to follow.
214-456-2333 ext.7
Fax: 241-456-2714
214-456-2333 ext.7
Fax: 241-456-2714
214-456-2333 ext.7
Fax: 241-456-2714
Pediatric hypertension is a complex condition, with recently updated definitions and types that are sometimes hidden. Learn more at Children’s Health. Read more »
Two cardiologists discuss rare but serious heart complications when returning to sports after a COVID-19 infection and when to refer to a cardiologist. Read more »
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Children who have had cardiac surgery during infancy may experience cognitive and motor delays. Our Cardiac Neurodevelopmental Program offers screening, evaluation and follow-up to support children’s development from infancy through young adulthood.
Many of our conferences and events offer continuing education credits.
The Heart Center will present a dinner symposium at the 8th World Congress of Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiothoracic Surgery, being held in Washington DC, Aug. 27 to Sept. 1, 2023
In 2020 and 2021, our surgical team has had 100% survival among newborns undergoing the Norwood procedure, a complex treatment with a national survival rate under 85%. We also have 100% survival for other complex procedures, including arterial switch operations, repairs of truncus arteriosus, tetralogy of Fallot and atrioventricular septal defects. Read more >>
Sarah Lisinski, MSN, RN, NE-BC, joined The Heart Center’s leadership team in 2021 and brings to Children’s Health extensive experience building teams and improving and expanding programs in world-class pediatric academic medical centers. She previously served in leadership roles at UNC Children’s in Chapel Hill, NC, Seattle Children’s Hospital and St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ.
We are proud to be the home of the AAP Section on Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery 2019 Founders Award winner, Lynn Mahony, M.D.. This award recognizes outstanding contributions in the field of pediatric cardiology and cardiovascular surgery. Dr. Mahony collaborates with other top-rated physicians nationwide to help improve the quality of life for congenital heart disease patients. She believes that it’s important to continue to learn more about these diseases, learn how to prevent them, learn better treatments and learn how to improve outcomes.
Watch VideoAlso known as The Laird Group, this addition allows our Heart Center to expand pediatric heart care throughout Texas. PHS is officially a part of the Children’s Health Care Network, a collaborative network of health care providers with a shared vision of providing the best care for children. Find out more about PHS.