The Provincial Cardiovascular and Stroke Program helps prevent, diagnose, treat, and support recovery from heart disease and stroke across the province.
We deliver patient-centred care through a network of hospitals, clinics and health-care professionals. Our focus is on early detection, emergency response, and advanced treatment options while promoting public education on risk factors and healthy lifestyle choices.
Cardiac care
The cardiovascular and stroke program brings services to patients with a closer-to-home strategy whenever possible. Cardiologists travel to local hospitals to offer clinics in collaboration with local health-care providers to reduce unnecessary patient travel. Virtual appointments may also facilitate consultation in your home or at a local hospital.
Inpatient services
Cardiac inpatient services may take place either in local health-care facilities nearest you or at the Health Sciences Centre.
Outpatient services
We provide outpatient services for you and encourage your family and caregivers to participate in your care.
Stroke care
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Vascular care
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Upcoming events
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New Virtual Primary Health Care Service in Bonavista
14 July 2025The Bonavista Family Care Team is now offering enhanced virtual primary health care. Each visit includes: An in-person assessment by a nurse, along with a virtual care provider Getting the right care at the right time and place. Available to everyone on Tuesdays at the Dr. Hilda Tremblett Wellness Centre, 139 Coster Street.
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Wellness Wednesday: Behavioural Activation
16 July 2025When we're down, we often do less and the less we do, the fewer chances we have for positive, rewarding experiences. This session will help you understand how Behavioural Activation works and give you tools to use in daily life to help break the cycle. Whether you’re living with depression or simply feeling a bit stuck, this session offers practical tools that anyone can use to feel better day to day. #WellnessWednesday sessions are open, welcoming spaces to learn more about mental health and access helpful resources. We hope you’ll leave feeling more informed, supported, and empowered. To register, email: nlgroups@nlhealthservices.ca To learn more: https://rebrand.ly/wellness-wednesdays Date: July 16, 2025 Time: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Newfoundland) and 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (Labrador) #WellnessWednesday #VirtualSession #MentalHealth #MentalWellness #BehaviouralActivation #Mood #EvidenceBased
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Session #1 – Population Health: A Common Understanding
21 July 2025A common understanding of population health is vital to working together to improve health and well-being in the Eastern Health region. In the first session of the Population Health Learning Series, we explore the concept of population health, a framework for action and identify the roles of partners engaged in this approach. Click here to view the full session recording Video: What is Population Health? (The King’s Fund) Keynote Presentation (slide deck): What is Population Health? Introducing Key Elements and Concepts (Dr. Jennifer LeMessurier, Medical Officer of Health, Eastern Health) Video: Breastfeeding Support Group, A Community-Based Approach