Welcome! I’m thrilled you’re here.
My mission: helping you live your longest, healthiest, most vibrant life.
With over 20 years as a transplant cardiologist and Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Brigham Hospital and VA Boston combined, I’ve guided patients through heart failure, transplants, and life-saving interventions—often just in time. I have over 25 years’ experience at teaching institutions throughout the country and the story is exactly the same no matter where I have been and something has to change.
What I’ve learned: surviving a crisis is powerful even miraculous, but preventing it and thriving for decades is really the holy grail. That’s why now my focus is on the science and habits that add vibrant, energetic years to patient’s lives, not just the list of diagnoses.
Through this new lens I’ve discovered there’s Moore 2 Life than I ever imagined and a far better way to help patients. That is the theme of this next step in my journey and I’d love to share my path with you.
Direct patient care for preventive, general cardiology patients , women’s health as well as subspecialty care for artificial heart and transplant patients.
Fellowship Director for Heart Failure and Transplant training at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School and affiliated Hospitals. Greater than 25 years combined faculty experience as core faculty for Internal Medicine and Cardiology.
Investigator and Co investigator on major trials for advanced heart failure. Over 35 peer reviewed publications and committee participation in national and international guidelines for heart failure.
The Dr. Steph Moore Podcast is your no-nonsense doc unpacking evidence based medicine, health, and all things about authentically living… I hope to bring all the knowledge I’ve gained during 30 years of medical practice, straight to you.
Welcome, from the desk of a transplant cardiologist. After twenty years in the trenches, I’ve realized the real trick is never getting here in the first place. Moore 2 Life is my love letter to that. Not about surviving. About thriving. Eating better isn’t punishment. Moving isn’t chore. Rest isn’t luxury—it’s blueprint. Every fiber, every vessel, has a vote. Prevention can be achieved, and honestly? It’s glorious.
Dr. Stephanie A. Moore is a board-certified cardiologist specializing in advanced heart failure, cardiac transplantation, and mechanical circulatory support. With over two decades of experience at leading academic institutions, she has dedicated her career to caring for patients with complex heart conditions while emphasizing that preventive medicine and overall wellbeing are foundational to lifelong cardiovascular health.
Doc to Doc:
As a transplant cardiologist with experience in several programs private practice, academic and federal, I consult with hospitals and clinical practices—boost outreach, define direction, polish metrics, fix culture. Clear roles, shared wins. If your program needs an outsider to look in… let’s be in touch.
Doc to Patient:
I currently practice advanced heart failure in Louisville, KY
Ignite your crowd with talks on preventive health, women’s health, stories of change and resilience shattering myths and building futures, one heartbeat at a time. An experienced speaker, Dr. Moore has delivered over 100 talks all focused on educating her audience.
Available upon request for Podcast, Social Media Live and Video
Dr. Moore has also appeared on several media outlets, radio and social media live events.
she has dedicated her career to caring for patients with complex heart conditions while emphasizing that preventive medicine and overall wellbeing are foundational to lifelong cardiovascular health.
Fellow, American College of Cardiology
June 15, 2020
April 30, 2008
April 30, 2020
April 30, 2011
Her commitment to wellbeing extends beyond the clinic: she has championed community education on heart health, led initiatives to combat food insecurity and promote dietary wellness among Veterans, and has been a longstanding advocate with the American Heart Association to raise awareness about women’s heart health and preventive care.
