Patient portalFeb 27, 2016
Heart Month video: Calling 911 at first sign of heart attack may save your life
It seems like common sense: At the first signs of heart attack, call 911. Do not lie down to see if the symptoms pass. Do not ask a ... More »
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Wyoming cardiopulmonary services
Feb 23, 2016
Heart Month: Dr. Adrian Fluture explains why prevention is the best medicine for heart disease
Despite advances in treatment, heart disease is still the No. 1 killer of American men and women. In observance of American Heart Month, The Pulse sat down with ... More »
Feb 12, 2016
Heart Month, Valentine's Day edition: Lost love isn't the only thing that will break your heart
Instead of measuring Valentine’s Day by how much chocolate or how many roses you receive, measure it by how well you treat the most important muscle in your ... More »
Feb 12, 2016
Heart Month: Wyoming Medical Center's heart care is among the best in the country
WATCH: Cardiologist Dr. Adrian Fluture explains how Wyoming Medical Center's door-to-balloon time puts us in the top 10 percent in the nation for treatment of the most ... More »
Jun 15, 2015
Meet our Docs: How Dr. Wesley Hiser, the ‘Godfather of outreach,’ built Casper’s cardiac program
Dr. Wesley Hiser poses in his office at Wyoming Cardiopulmonary Services in Casper, the practice he founded nearly 40 years ago. He was recently named the 201 ... More »
Jun 2, 2015
Cardiologist Dr. Wesley Hiser named Wyoming Physician of the Year
Article Provided by the Wyoming Medical Society Casper physician Dr. Wesley W. Hiser, M.D., F.A.C.C., has been named the Wyoming Physician of The Year by the Wyoming ... More »
Apr 2, 2014
Meet our Docs: Cardiologist John Pickrell says taking care of your heart is a team effort
Dr. John Pickrell sits at his desk at Wyoming Cardiopulmonary Services in Casper. John Pickrell, M.D., grew up in Salt Lake City and became interested in cardiology ... More »
Feb 4, 2014
In cases of heart attack, calling 911 may save your life
/>According to the latest statistics by the American Heart Association, cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer in the United States, a distinction it’s held since 1900. More ... More »
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