Find Treatment for Congestive Heart Failure in Noblesville, IN

$49 Heart Scan Request

To see if you qualify and to schedule a heart scan, complete the below information, and one of our staff members will contact you within two business days. If you qualify, payment will be due at time of scheduling. Note: We do not bill medical insurances for specially priced heart scans.

To be eligible, men must be older than 35, and women must be older than 40.

You must provide a primary care provider's name in order to receive your results.

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You must provide your primary care provider's name, your date of birth and your address:

If you think you're having symptoms of a heart attack, seek emergency medical care immediately by calling 911. Learn the symptoms of a heart attack in men and women.

Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a condition in which your heart gradually loses the ability to pump blood throughout your body. Congestive heart failure develops over a period of time. If you have heart failure, you may experience symptoms of fatigue and feeling like you’re out of breath.

Heart Failure Symptoms

For most people, the symptoms of heart failure may include the following:

Chest pain or congestion
Fatigue
Shortness of breath with physical exertion that may or may not go away after resting
Sleeping better if your head and upper back are propped up on pillows
Swelling of your feet or legs
Weakness
Weight gain

Causes of Heart Failure

Heart failure is caused when the heart is either overworked or has been damaged in some way. When your heart is weakened, the ability to effectively pump blood is lessened, increasing the risk of further complications. Heart failure can be caused by a heart attack and is often the result of untreated heart disease

The most common causes of heart failure include:

Coronary artery disease (hardening of your arteries)
Heart valve disorders
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Irregular heartbeat (arrhythmias)
Obesity
Smoking
Substance abuse (like anabolic steroids)
Untreated anemia

Heart Failure Treatment & Prevention at Riverview Health

When you meet with a heart specialist at Riverview Health, he or she will recommend a heart-healthy lifestyle—including eating healthy foods, limiting salt intake, getting plenty of exercise and not smoking.

If you have an underlying condition such as high blood pressure or high cholesterol, your doctor will create a personalized treatment plan to fit your health needs. If lifestyle changes aren’t enough, medications or surgery, such as ICD or pacemaker placement, may be helpful in treating your heart failure.

To receive the care you need, start by finding a primary care physician at Riverview Health by calling 317.565.0525 or by completing our online form.

Ready to take a step toward a healthier life? Evaluate your heart with a $49 heart scan at Riverview Health. Though a heart scan doesn’t require a doctor’s order, you must meet specific criteria. To see if you qualify and to request an appointment, call 317.776.7247.

Riverview Health evaluates and treats a wide array of heart conditions for people living in Noblesville, Carmel, Cicero, Fishers, Sheridan and Westfield, IN.