Heart Health (Cardiac Care)
Keeping Your Heart Close To Home
We know the value of support.
Whether you are focused on maintenance, recovery, or working to retrain your body following a heart event, the teams across Gritman Medical Center are here to help.
With Cardiac Rehabilitation, Diagnostic Imaging, Heart Health Nutrition, Infusions and Education all wrapped into your care plan, we work with you on an individual basis to make sure you are keeping your heart close to your family, your friends, your network of healing.
We’re here to help your heart thrive through prevention, maintenance and recovery. With EKGs, cardiac imaging, fitness and education, our care teams are there to provide the support you need throughout your journey.
Our Services
We offer a variety of services to keep your heart healthy:
- Emergency Care
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Education
- 12-lead EKG acquisition and interpretation
- 24-Hour Laboratory Services
- Cardiopulmonary and Respiratory Therapy
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Heart Health Nutrition
- Preventive Medicine
- Infusion Services
- Follow-up care for heart disease and health-related illness in children and adults
Cardiac Rehab
Cardiopulmonary and Respiratory Therapy
Clinical Nutrition
Diagnostic Imaging
Education
Emergency Care
Laboratory Services
Our Patients' Stories
Our Heart Health Partnerships
We work directly with the top heart centers in the Inland Northwest to provide a wide range of cardiology services.
Gritman partners with Kootenai Health for advanced cardiac care. Kootenai Health Heart Clinics Northwest provides comprehensive cardiology care for Palouse-area patients from 2301 W. A St., Suite C, Moscow. Services include general and interventional cardiology, electrophysiology and vascular surgery.
Our partners also include cardiologists from Providence Center for Congenital Heart Disease.
Heart Health Challenge Raises Funds to Support Advanced Cardiac Technology
Heart disease a leading cause of death in Latah and Whitman Counties.
Phyllis Vettrus recognizes that advanced technology is a vital component of heart health and wants to strengthen our community through a philanthropic gift to support Gritman Medical Center’s cardiology services. Vettrus, a retired educator and longtime resident of Moscow, recently donated $100,000 to the Gritman Foundation through the Dean L. Vettrus and Phyllis J. Vettrus Living Trust, allowing the organization to upgrade 2 of its EKG machines while replacing Cardiac Rehabilitation monitoring equipment that supports multiple patients simultaneously.
She is challenging the greater community to come together and match her gift, enabling Gritman to further invest in heart health services.
Join the Challenge