RGG Rihner, Gupta & Grosz Cardiology, P.C.

07/31/2026

At RGG Cardiology, caring for your heart means more than treating illness. It means helping you stay healthy through every stage of life with compassionate, expert care.

07/15/2026

Thank you Mobile!

07/14/2026

Exercise is more than just physical activity. It’s an investment in your heart, your health, your confidence, and your future. Every step, every kick, and every movement helps build a stronger, healthier you.

07/04/2026

06/12/2026

Chest pain isn’t always the same.

Angina is usually brief and improves with rest or medication, while a heart attack often causes pain that lasts longer and gets worse.

Learn more about your heart health or schedule an appointment at https://rggcardiology.com

06/01/2026

RGG was honored to recently host Mr. Justin Anderson, recipient of the RGG Bright Future Scholarship, for a small reception with his family and friends. Justin will receive a $10,000 scholarship to pursue his future in nursing at the University of South Alabama. This fall, he will begin his studies with the goal of one day becoming a pediatric nurse practitioner. RGG would like to thank the many educators, mentors, family members, and friends who have supported Justin throughout his educational journey. Congratulations, Justin! We look forward to following your future educational achievements and wish you continued success as you pursue your dreams in healthcare.

05/31/2026

Last day to VOTE RGG your favorite Cardiology group in MOBILE!

WOW! Thank you Mobile and BEYOND for nominating RGG! Finalist Voting is now OPEN and ENDS MAY 31ST! https://www.votenappies.com/ #//

05/25/2026

Their courage and sacrifice remind us of the strength it takes to protect others, a value we deeply respect.

At RGG Cardiology, we are committed to caring for our community with the same sense of dedication and responsibility.

Today, we remember. We honor. We are grateful.

05/16/2026

We want to thank everyone who took steps toward better heart health this month.

Whether it was checking your blood pressure, learning the signs of stroke, talking to your doctor about AFib, or simply moving a little more each day, every positive change counts.