Introducing CardioWise – Your Partner in Smarter Heart Health! 🩺

At CardioWise, we're on a mission to revolutionize cardiac care through innovation, technology, and compassion.
As a next-gen cardiology startup, we offer a range of cutting-edge services designed to detect, manage, and prevent heart disease—because your heart deserves the best care, at the right time.

Our Core Services:
AI-powered cardiac risk assessments
Remote heart monitoring with wearable tech
Virtual cardiologist consultations (Telecardiology)
Personalized heart-healthy lifestyle & rehab programs
Automated ECG/Echo interpretation tools
Mobile app for daily vitals & medication tracking
Chronic condition (BP, diabetes, obesity) management
Corporate heart health & community screening camps

Whether you're a hospital, clinic, corporate, or an individual looking to prioritize heart health, CardioWise is here to support you every beat of the way.

Let’s shape the future of preventive and connected cardiology together.

Every heartbeat tells a story—of strength, rhythm, and life itself. At the center of this story is the heart, a tireless organ that fuels every moment we live. Cardiology is the branch of medicine dedicated to understanding this remarkable engine of the body.

Whether it's a skipped beat, chest pain, high blood pressure, or a family history of heart disease, cardiologists are the ones who listen closely—not just with stethoscopes, but with skill, science, and care. They work to prevent heart conditions before they start, manage chronic issues like hypertension, and perform life-saving interventions when seconds matter.

Cardiology isn't just about emergencies; it's about helping people live longer, healthier lives through awareness, diagnosis, and lifestyle changes. It’s about the precision of an ECG, the power of a lifestyle shift, and the delicate art of heart surgery.

Because when your heart is healthy, so is your life. And cardiologists are there every step of the way—to protect, to heal, and to help every beat stay strong.

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Treatments Advisable
The department of cardiology at Ewa Healthcare Partnered Hospitals offers excellence in treatment for all types of heart diseases. We have an expert panel of interventional cardiologists with decades of experience in treating complicated and acute heart ailments.

If you think a heart-healthy diet means oatmeal and salads on repeat, think again! There are countless flavorful meals that support cardiovascular health. Cardiologist Dr. Tiffany Di Pietro shares what an average day of eating looks like for her:

General Dietary Guidelines: The Mediterranean Diet
Dr. Di Pietro follows the Mediterranean diet, which emphasizes vegetables, fruits, whole grains, seafood, olive oil, nuts, and seeds, while minimizing processed foods, red meat, and foods high in sodium or sugar. This diet has been scientifically shown to support cardiovascular health and reduce heart-related events.

A Typical Day of Eating for Dr. Di Pietro:
Breakfast: Dr. Di Pietro usually starts her day with low-fat Greek yogurt with granola or blueberries. Alternatively, she opts for whole grain toast with organic peanut butter and banana. Both options provide protein, fiber, and healthy fats, all of which are beneficial for heart health.

Lunch: Her lunch is typically vegan, often a salad packed with fresh produce. Plant-based meals are known to lower cholesterol and inflammation, both key for a healthy heart.

Snack: If she gets hungry between meals, she grabs a piece of fruit like a banana or apple, which is high in fiber and antioxidants.

Dinner: Dinner varies but often includes fish or lean proteins like ground turkey or chicken, accompanied by vegetables. She enjoys using herbs and spices for flavor, reducing the need for added salt. A family favorite is Moroccan tagine.

sources: Parade