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“Our mission as the UCLA Advanced Heart Failure and Cardiovascular Therapy Team is to ensure our patients with complex cardiac conditions and weakened hearts have access to the full spectrum of advanced therapies at UCLA" says Dr. Ali Nsair, medical director of the heart transplantation and mechanical circulatory support program. "Our multidisciplinary heart team offers the full range of new therapies with the most advanced medical therapies and state of the art interventions. Our priority at UCLA Health is to ensure we heal patients and restore their hearts to normal as much as we possibly can. As one of the largest heart transplant programs in the nation we encounter the sickest and most complex cases and we pride ourselves on a team approach to ensure all advanced therapies, interventions and procedures are considered and offered to our patients.”
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