EECP Therapy
Enhanced External Counterpulsation uses ECG-synchronized pressure cuffs around the legs to support blood flow to the heart. It may be considered for selected patients with chronic angina or coronary artery disease.
Learn more about EECP
For some patients, surgery is not the only path forward. Our Non-Surgical Heart Treatment program brings together two specialist-reviewed options, EECP and Chelation Therapy, for people who need a carefully assessed approach to cardiovascular and circulatory care.
These treatments are not one-size-fits-all and do not replace urgent or clinically necessary care. Your suitability is determined after a proper diagnosis, medication review, and consultation with our cardiac team.
Enhanced External Counterpulsation uses ECG-synchronized pressure cuffs around the legs to support blood flow to the heart. It may be considered for selected patients with chronic angina or coronary artery disease.
Learn more about EECPChelation is a monitored, medically supervised treatment option considered for appropriate patients as part of a broader cardiovascular care plan.
Learn more about ChelationNon-surgical treatment begins with clarity. We review your symptoms, cardiac history, diagnostic results, medications, and relevant health factors before discussing whether EECP, Chelation Therapy, or another approach is suitable.
Important: Non-surgical treatment should complement, not replace, prescribed medication, emergency care, or a treatment that your cardiologist considers necessary.
A specialist may discuss non-surgical treatment with patients who have persistent symptoms despite medication, are not ideal candidates for an invasive procedure, or want to explore an outpatient option alongside conventional cardiac care.
A consultation is essential because some conditions may require a different treatment path. If you have new or severe chest pain, sudden breathlessness, fainting, or other emergency symptoms, seek immediate medical care.
Yes. A diagnostic evaluation helps the cardiac team decide whether EECP, Chelation Therapy, or another treatment is appropriate for your condition.
They are options for selected patients and are not a universal replacement for surgery or angioplasty. Your specialist will explain the safest and most appropriate path for you.
Some patients may be considered for more than one therapy, but this decision depends on individual risk, diagnosis, medications, and response to treatment.