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Patient Stories | December 3, 2009

Heart Attack Survivor Thanks Doctors by Giving Back

After decades of supporting Scripps Health, former patient David Kulchin survived a heart attack and continues a legacy of community involvement in Encinitas.
Scripps in the News | October 19, 2009

Scripps Cardiac Care Unit Profiled in Nursing Publication

The Cardiac Care Unit at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla recently appeared in an article in the October issue of Bold Voices.
News Releases | July 5, 2009

Robotic Catheter System Offers Greater Precision in Treating Arrhythmias

Scripps offers the Sensei Robotic Catheter System, a state-of-the-art tool used by cardiologists at Scripps Memorial La Jolla and Scripps Green.
Scripps in the News | June 29, 2009

Robot Performs Delicate Heart Surgery: CBS Channel 8

A new robotic heart catheter system offers new hope for the more than 2.2 million Americans who suffer from atrial fibrillation.
News Releases | May 3, 2009

Scripps Cardiovascular Surgeons Form New Medical Group

Cardiovascular and thoracic surgeons from Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, Scripps Clinic and Scripps Mercy Hospital join to create a new medical group.
Patient Stories | May 3, 2009

Cardiac Surgery Repairs Rescue Swimmer’s Mitral Valve

Diagnosed with a heavily leaking mitral valve in his heart, military rescue swimmer Ronny German underwent a successful robotic surgery treatment at Scripps.
Patient Stories | April 28, 2009

Runner Returns to Racing After Having a Heart Attack

After running a marathon, Scripps Health patient John Spangler arrived in the emergency department due to heart attack, but survived thanks to expert care.
News Releases | March 31, 2009

Scripps La Jolla 1st in San Diego to Win Prestigious Beacon Award

Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla is proud to announce that its Cardiac Care Unit (CCU) has earned the Beacon Award for Critical Care Excellence in 2009.
Patient Stories | January 18, 2009

I Knew My Heart was in Good Hands… with Scripps

Longtime Scripps employee Jim Bowers suffered from a deteriorating aortic valve, a condition known as endocarditis, but underwent a successful heart procedure.
A doctor wearing a lab coat holds a heart stent
News Releases | June 29, 2008

Scripps Health Study Breaks New Ground

The GRAVITAS clinical study will evaluate whether patients with drug-coated stents benefit from personalized dosages of anti-platelet medicine.