Land O Lakes Cardiologists

LAND O LAKES, FL

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"... her for at least 10 years, maybe 15. she is very thorough and spends time with you rather than rush you off. she always calls you for your appointment. if you miss an appointment she is really nice about working you in if it's an emergency. she is just overall very caring...."

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Tampa-area member manages high blood pressure

Joe Haynes (right), with his son Brian, says riding his bike has helped lower his blood pressure. (Photo by John Zambito)

Angie's List service providers help member learn to manage hypertension through the right combination of medication, exercise and a healthy diet.

Don't ignore the silent killer: high blood pressure

Photo by Trent Penny. Jacksonville, Alabama residents Al Harris and his wife Patt walk with the help of a buggy at the local Walmart. Walking helps keep Al's blood pressure in check. Harris is one of 68 million U. S. adults with high blood pressure.

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a major risk factor for heart attack, stroke and kidney failure, and it contributes to 350,000 deaths every year. Yet most people don't know they have it.

5 tips to manage high blood pressure

You can take great strides in managing your blood pressure by heeding this expert advice from doctors, cardiologists and heart care specialists.

Are stents the right treatment for heart disease?

On average, Medicare pays $14,200 to $30,200 for an angioplasty and stenting procedure, according to data provided by Ohio State University. The cost varies, depending on factors such as a patient's overall health.