Overview
Ranked top in Georgia for cardiology and heart surgery by U.S. News and World Report, Piedmont Heart is dedicated to making a positive difference in every life we touch. With services at 28 hospitals and more than 65 physician offices across the state, we bring the most advanced cardiovascular care to the communities we serve.
Why Piedmont Heart
Best Hospitals for Cardiac Care
Best Hospitals for Vascular Surgery
Awards by the American Heart Association
Our approach to heart care
At Piedmont Heart, we take on tough heart cases when others say nothing more can be done. Through research and clinical trials, we’ve helped create new treatments that bring better results—delivering solutions and renewed hope for you.
Schedule an appointment
Telehealth or next day appointments available at most locations. Call us at 404-605-2800.Refer a patient
We welcome the opportunity to assist in the care of your patient. Learn more about patient referral.Heart and vascular care
We offer a full range of heart and vascular care. Our integrated approach means we provide you with everything from routine checkups to advanced treatments for complex conditions.
Heart specialties
Heart programs
Marcus Heart Valve Center
The Marcus Heart Valve Center is a leading heart-valve treatment center in the Southeast, offering unparalleled expertise to ensure the best possible outcome for each patient. Our multidisciplinary group of valve specialists works together to provide high-quality, patient-centered care.
Clinical partners
New & Notable
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Piedmont Heart recognized as best in Southeast for cardiology, heart and vascular surgery
U.S. News and World Report ranked Piedmont as the top heart program in the region and top 20 in the nation. -
Piedmont Columbus performs first Barostim procedure to improve heart failure patient’s quality of life
“This device reverses the body's reaction to a failing heart in a way that makes it actually better,” said Dr. Robert Heidepriem III. - Piedmont Heart opens new vein clinic in Macon to treat leg pain, swelling
“If someone has concerns … we’re able to provide a comprehensive evaluation,” Dr. Amy Kingman said.
Heart patient stories
Brad's cardiac arrest story
Stephanie's heart scare during pregnancy
Watchman FLX device saves heart patient
Avid runner and athlete shocked she needed open heart surgery
It’s hard to believe I have heart disease, says veteran cardiac nurse
Meet the team
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