Corlanor or  Ivabradine to keep you out of the hospital if you have a weak heart and a condition called chronic heart failure. Chronic heart failure is a long-lasting disease which occurs when your heart is weak and cannot pump enough blood around your body and lungs. Your heart may beat faster to keep up, but this strains your already weak heart. Corlanor slows down your heartbeat so your heart doesn't have to work as hard.

Corlanor keeps you out of the hospital by making it easier for your heart pump blood around the body.

If chronic heart failure is not treated, it can leave you feeling short of breath and tired because your lungs cannot work well when your heart is weak. Sometimes fluid may spill into your lungs, making you cough, or make it hard to breathe. It can also lead to swelling in your legs and feet since your heart cannot pump blood well throughout your body. Sometimes the swelling becomes serious and you can gain weight.

Corlanor can also help children over 6 months old who have stable symptomatic heart failure due to a heart condition known as dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM).