Meet Dr. Saucier
Non-invasive cardiologist. Author of Preventable. Advocate for women’s heart health.
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Hi, I’m Dr. Stephanie Saucier!
I’m a non-invasive cardiologist with Hartford HealthCare’s Heart & Vascular Institute, where I direct the Women’s Heart & Wellness Program and serve as medical director of the region’s cardiac rehabilitation program. I earned my degree from Ross University School of Medicine, trained in internal medicine at the University of Connecticut, and completed my cardiology fellowship there as well, work that shaped my focus on preventive cardiology, lipid management, and cardiovascular disease in women.
My philosophy is simple: most heart disease doesn’t have to happen. Through my practice, research in lipidology, and my book Preventable, I want people to walk away knowing exactly what protects their heart and what puts it at risk.
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A Physician's Case for a Healthier World Through Prevention, Purpose, and Possibility · ★★★★★ (5.0)
Learn to Navigate Your Care Before Disease Strikes
Heart disease is the world’s leading killer, yet up to 80% of it is preventable. Drawing on years of clinical experience and real patient stories, Dr. Saucier shows readers how to become active participants in their own healthcare: how to talk to their doctor, read their own medical records, spot the warning signs that shouldn’t be ignored, and build a personal plan to lower their risk.
- The “Big Eight” evidence-based pillars of cardiovascular health
- Warning signs you should never ignore, and when to seek emergency care
- Preventive tests your doctor may not be ordering, and when to ask for them
- How to build a long-term prevention plan that keeps you healthy for decades
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