Vaccines for flu, covid and other viral infections could lower your risk of cardiovascular complications, especially if you have heart disease, research suggests.
When you get vaccinated against infections like the flu or covid, you’re probably thinking about lowering your chances of getting sick. But research suggests certain routine vaccines may have another health benefit: protecting your heart.
Please click on the Washington Post article below for more details about how vaccines can protect your heart. Talk to your doctor today!
These 4 routine vaccines may also help protect your heart – The Washington Post


This vibrant and meaningful event focused on raising awareness about the importance of heart health. One of the key topics discussed was elevated blood pressure, a critical concern in cardiovascular care. We were pleased to showcase our innovative Blip Care program, which has played a pivotal role in helping our patients effectively manage and control their high blood pressure.
Participating in community events like this reinforces our commitment to education, prevention, and proactive heart health management.
Pictured below: Susan Brown (left), Practice Manager, and Shannon Murphy (right), Lead Medical Assistant.