MedStar Washington Hospital Center -Washington Women's Wellness Center

Regular follow-up and observation for patients with mild aortic valve disease to track progression and symptoms.

Use of medications to control symptoms and reduce the risk of complications from aortic valve disease.

Schedule an appointment with MedStar Health heart valve specialists in Washington, D.C. or Baltimore.

Multidisciplinary program focused on advanced clinical treatments and research for structural heart and valvular diseases.

Minimally invasive procedure inserting a new synthetic aortic valve via catheter to restore blood flow, often without general anesthesia.

Conventional open-heart surgery to repair or replace the aortic valve, typically recommended for younger, healthier patients.

Ultrasound imaging of the heart used to diagnose aortic regurgitation, aortic stenosis, and other valve abnormalities.

Clinical support system that analyzes medical and social history to recommend appropriate screenings, such as HIV testing.

Diagnostic blood test offered to patients based on clinical decision support recommendations.

Radiographic imaging used alongside echocardiography to evaluate heart size and pulmonary status in valve disease.

Computed tomography imaging used in various contexts (e.g., back pain evaluation) and to assist in diagnostic accuracy.

AI-enabled radiology service that reviews imaging (e.g., CT scans) to identify conditions such as herniated discs.

AI-based tool accessed via patient portal to review records and offer opinions following lab work or visits.

AI-driven application used by clinicians during visits to listen and automatically document encounter notes.

AI-generated virtual assistant with human appearance that communicates diagnoses via telehealth sessions.