What Is an Integrated Care Clinic?

The Integrated Care Clinic at Pima Heart & Vascular Integrated Care Clinic is a patient-centered clinic within our practice, focused on providing specialized care for patients with heart failure. Working alongside your primary cardiologist, our team—including a heart failure–trained Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse, and Medical Assistant—offers personalized support to improve outcomes, reduce hospital visits, and help you reach your wellness goals. We offer additional services and community partnerships for transportation, social support, and advanced care as part of our comprehensive commitment to your health.

Integrated Care Clinic Services:

  • Medication management to ensure the most effective treatment
  • Lifestyle coaching to support positive, heart-healthy changes
  • Remote monitoring to keep track of your health in real-time
  • Medical device counseling for devices like pacemakers
  • Advanced care planning for future health needs
  • Same-day labs and imaging for convenience and faster results
  • Fluid volume management with diuretic administration
  • Access to a dedicated RN Care Manager and social work services

24/7 Call Us First Nurse Line

Eligible Medicare and Medicare Advantage patients participating in our Care Solutions have access to our 24/7 Call Us First concierge hotline. If you are experiencing symptoms or have questions, call anytime to speak with experienced cardiac nurses who work closely with our providers and care teams. You’ll receive trusted guidance, help deciding next steps, and support that keeps your care connected — day or night.

Who Qualifies for an Integrated Care Clinic?

Enrollment is currently available for all patients who need extra support and are currently seeing a Pima Heart and Vascular cardiologist. Ask your doctor today about a referral.

Contact Us:

(520) 276-3655

Hours:

Monday–Friday
8am–5pm

Coronary Artery Disease

Coronary Artery Disease occurs when unwanted plaque builds up, causing atherosclerosis, which is a hardening of the heart.

Aorta Disease and Marfan

Aorta Disease and Marfan both can cause the aorta to widen or tear. Having aorta disease requires the help of a team of specialists and surgeons taking part in your treatment and wellness plan.

Abnormal Heart Rhythms/Arrythmias

A normal heart typically beats in a steady, even rhythm, about 60 to 100 times each minute but can sometimes get out of rhythm becoming irregular;  this abnormal heartbeat is called an arrhythmia.

Heart Failure

The term “heart failure” means that your heart is not pumping as well as it should be. When the heart does not perform as it should, your body may not be getting the oxygen it needs. Heart failure is a serious condition that requires medical supervision.

Congenital Heart Disease

Congenital Heart Disease is a problem involving one or more parts of the heart or blood vessels, occurring before birth.