The new center features nine floor dedicated to treating heart and vascular patients. New furniture, flooring and signage will be complete by early summer. “Having a single point of entry will make access so much easier for our heart and vascular patients,” said Doug Mann, MD, chief of cardiology at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine.
Read the news release about Barnes-Jewish Hospital’s New Heart & Vascular Center.
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