The Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program at Nicklaus Children's Hospital serves the ever-growing population of adults who were born with congenital heart defects (CHD). Some people with CHD were diagnosed and treated as children, and continue with us for ongoing care during adulthood. Others were diagnosed with CHD as adults, and come to us as new patients for initial evaluation and management.

Delivering the highest-quality care with convenient access. The outpatient cardiology clinic provides extensive evaluation and management of patients with a wide range of cardiac disorders.

Compassionate and comprehensive care for pediatric patients experiencing cardiovascular complications related to cancer treatment.

Our pediatric clinic is devoted to treating children and young adults with complex lipid disorders and parental history for early onset heart attack or stroke.

A specialty clinic for treatment and management of DiGeorge Syndrome in children. Also known as 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, DiGeorge syndrome and velo-cardio-facial syndrome, 22Q disorder results when a small segment of the 22nd chromosome is missing.

Designed for the needs of families whose babies are suspected of having heart disease or congenital heart defects.

For the early detection and treatment of congenital heart disease in newborns. A collaboration between Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, through generous funding by the Larry De George (LDG) Foundation and the Lorena Perozo-Rocha (LPR) Charitable Foundation.

Recognized as a world leader in interventional cardiac catheterization. Our Cath Lab utilizes the latest innovations in imaging and catheter device technologies, our philosophy of high-tech meets high-touch is evident in every aspect of care.

Designed for children and families with metabolic syndrome, obesity, hyperlipidemia, and hypertension.

A program focused on supporting the developmental needs of children with congenital heart disease. We are dedicated to promoting the best outcomes for survivor families of congenital heart disease and the challenges they face.

Serving children and adolescents through educational, life-saving programs that help prevent sudden cardiac arrest.