Do you have a heart transplant program?

Yes, you have access to our heart transplant program, which is one of the largest in the nation with survival rates well above national averages.

What can I expect from your team?

Our specialized team collaborates to create a customized heart failure treatment plan that meets your needs. You receive care in a compassionate and supportive environment.

How is your heart failure care ranked?

U.S. News and World Report ranks us as high-performing, which is the highest category for heart failure care.

UCSF Advanced Heart Failure

1.0(1 reviews)·Doctor·Fremont, CA

Doctor in Fremont

About UCSF Advanced Heart Failure

UCSF Advanced Heart Failure in Fremont, California, provides personalized care and treatments for people with complex heart conditions. Our internationally recognized cardiologists and cardiac surgeons offer the latest heart failure treatments, including pharmacological advances, percutaneous heart pumps, ventricular assist devices, and minimally invasive surgeries.

What stands out is our nationally ranked care, with U.S. News and World Report ranking us as high-performing for heart failure care. Patients have access to our heart transplant program, which is one of the largest in the nation, and survival rates are well above national averages. Our office is wheelchair accessible and accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments.

What this business offers

Card payments accepted

Wheelchair accessible

Frequently asked questions

We treat heart failure using the latest pharmacological advances and novel devices, including percutaneous heart pumps, ventricular assist devices and minimally invasive surgeries.

★ 1.0 · 1 reviews

dannye

2 months ago · ★ 1

I went to see miss Pooja Prasad her assistant Eric Chen,was explaining what was going on. He first said that immunotherapy and used with keytruda could not have caused the heart failure. I explained to him I've been reading all the reviews and there are a lot of people who have had the same problem. Then he said yes there are other cases right after he just said it couldn't have caused it. I feel he was trying to miss lead by thinking keytruda could haven't caused it so not to bring any bad results to the drug. I felt he was trying to manipulate me so I walked out. I received my after-visit summary. They wrote- Overall higher suspicion for meth associated cardiomyopathy rather than pembrolizumab associated cardiotoxicity. Our plan was to optimize heart failure treatment given patient was volume overloaded and also increase diuretics, sure I used meth in the past but I didn't have the problems I have now(liver, thyroid, or congestive heart failure. I feel by them writing this there trying to pass the blame.

Where you'll find it

39141 Civic Center Dr #335, Fremont, CA 94538, USA