Precision at the Heart of Care
A behind-the-scenes look at St. Joseph’s high-volume, multidisciplinary cardiac team and how surgeon experience, specialized nursing, and advanced anesthesia protocols support safe, high-quality robotic and minimally invasive heart surgery.

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