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how we help
It is our goal is to provide you with the highest level of personalized care. In this relationship, we engage as partners, each having ownership and doing what it takes to get you the health results you want and need. We are committed to supporting your efforts at achieving optimal health and preventing disease.
We go beyond the usual standard of care and do what it takes to achieve the desired outcomes. Below is a list of some of the services we offer in the office and the hospital.
office services
At our office we provide several treatment options and diagnostic tools to provide you with the best care.
hospital services
The following procedures are performed in the hospital either emergently or on a scheduled outpatient basis.
FAQs
A cardiac electrophysiologist (cardiac EP or electrophysiologist for short) is a cardiologist whose primary focus is testing and treating problems with the heart rhythm, which are also called arrhythmias. The EP examines the electrical signals that regulate your heart rate and rhythm.
Your cardiologist or primary care doctor might refer you to an EP if you:
Have an abnormal heart rhythm
Have a risk of sudden cardiac death
Are undergoing heart surgery
Are being considered for cardiac ablation, a procedure that creates scar tissue to block erratic heart signals
Need a pacemaker or implantable cardiac defibrillator (ICD)
Experience a sudden loss of consciousness, also called syncope
You can view the results of your test at your scheduled follow up appointment. In most instances, we will contact you once we receive the results. If you have any questions about your results, feel free to contact our office.
This is meant for informational purposes and is not exhaustive, as your instructions will be tailored to your medical condition. Please discuss instructions with your physician.
Preparation for the procedure:
Do not eat or drink anything after midnight, other small sips of water with your medication, before the procedure unless instructed by your doctor.
Depending on your other medical conditions, you will often be discharged the same day as the procedure.
If there is an incision site, please do not get the area wet for at least 24 hours and not submerge it (no bathing or swimming) until your physician examines it.
We welcome your questions, as we understand dealing with any medical ailment can be difficult. Please feel free to contact our office.
Yes. Patients are generally seen by referral and through direct appointment. If you have any questions, feel free to contact our office.
resources
Check out the links below for more information:
Heart Rhythm Society Patient Education Center - upbeat.org
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The Colorado Program for Patient Centered Decisions - https://patientdecisionaid.org/
Heart failure tools and resources - https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/heart-failure/heart-failure-tools-resources
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