Should We Be Afraid of AI?
Should we be afraid of AI? Dr. Scott Silverstein, a pioneer in medical informatics, shares why human judgment, experience, and responsible innovation matter more than ever.
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Extraordinary Care Around the Clock
While most of us are sleeping, the cardiac surgery night crew at Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital is working tirelessly to keep patients safe, supported, and cared for. Their dedication, compassion, and teamwork make extraordinary care possible around the clock.
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Not Every Patient With Aortic Stenosis Is Best Served by the Least Invasive Approach
Not every patient with aortic stenosis is best served by the least invasive approach. For this 68-year-old patient, severe aortic stenosis and critical coronary artery disease made surgical valve replacement and CABG the right choice.
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When the Right Heart Valve Changes: A Fourth Operation After 14 Years
A patient’s remarkable valve history led to a fourth open-heart operation, not because her mechanical valve failed, but because her medical circumstances changed.
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Sleep Apnea and Your Heart: Why Your Sleep Matters
Sleep apnea isn’t just about snoring or feeling tired. Untreated sleep apnea can put stress on the cardiovascular system, making sleep an important part of taking care of your heart.
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Congratulations to Anastasia Arce, PA-C, on the APC Excellence Award
Congratulations to Anastasia Arce, PA-C, on receiving the Jefferson Health APC Excellence Award. Anastasia is an invaluable member of our Cardiac Surgery team, and this recognition is so well deserved.
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Healthcare Doesn’t Take Holidays
Hospitals don’t close for holidays. Heart attacks don’t check the calendar, emergencies still happen, and patients still need someone at their bedside. I want to thank the healthcare workers who continue showing up when others are celebrating.
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A Beautiful Day at Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital
Sometimes you just have to stop for a moment, look around, and appreciate where you are. Today was one of those days, and I’m grateful for the people, the purpose, and the privilege of doing work that matters.
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Your Heart Doesn’t Have an Off Season
As the seasons change, our healthy routines can change too. But your heart doesn’t have an off season. Here’s how to keep taking care of your heart through fall and the holidays.
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Cardiac Surgeons Need a Voice in Washington
The future of cardiac surgery isn’t being shaped only in operating rooms, clinics, and cardiac catheterization laboratories. Dr. Raymond Singer discusses the policy decisions affecting TAVR, reimbursement, workforce, prior authorization, and the future of the specialty.
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Look Beyond the Smile: How Are You Really Doing?
Sometimes the person struggling the most is not the person you would expect. They may still go to work, care for their family, answer their texts, and even make you laugh. Dr. Raymond L. Singer asks us to look beyond the smile, ask how someone is really doing, and stay long enough to hear the answer.
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Cardiologist vs. Cardiac Surgeon: What’s the Difference?
What’s the difference between a cardiologist and a cardiac surgeon? Dr. Raymond Singer explains how cardiologists, interventional cardiologists, electrophysiologists, and cardiac surgeons work together as part of today’s modern heart team.
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Dr. Singer has been in practice since 1992 and has, to date, performed over 8,456 surgeries. His practice interests include complex valve, coronary and aneurysm surgery, as well as prevention and treatment of lung cancer.
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