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At Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health, we’re dedicated to providing expert care for a wide range of heart conditions. Our team works closely with you to identify the cause of your symptoms and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs. Whether you’re managing arrhythmias, coronary artery disease, or heart valve issues, we offer a variety of treatment options to help you achieve better heart health.

Our heart team is comprised of board-certified interventional cardiologists, cardiac electrophysiologists, and general cardiologists devoted to protecting you from the devastating effects of heart disease.

We are dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of heart conditions such as high blood pressure, heart failure, irregular heartbeat and high cholesterol. We combine thorough evaluations, your medical history, and advanced diagnostic testing to guide our approach. From lifestyle changes and medication management to advanced procedures like cardiac ablation and pacemaker implantation, our goal is to improve your heart function, reduce complications, and support you in managing your health confidently.

Once you have been properly diagnosed, your heart doctor will develop a personalized treatment plan to place you on the path to recovery and long-term wellness.

Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health’s Department of Cardiology is echocardiography-accredited and vascular testing-accredited by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC).

Take the first step toward a healthier heart today. Contact us for more information.

Let’s keep your heart in rhythm.

Blogs

Cardiology

Comparing Pulsed-Field Ablation to Medication for Afib

Andrea Tordini, MD

One of the most exciting new developments in atrial fibrillation (Afib) treatment, a genuinely groundbreaking advancement, is pulsed-field ablation. This improvement over traditional cardiac catheter ablation does not use heat or cold (thermal energy) but rather a burst of electrical activity to irreversibly damage malfunctioning heart cells. The pulse of electricity causes microscopic damage (electroporation) […]

Cardiology

Angina vs Heart Attack: Knowing the Difference Could Save Your Life

Sameer H. Nagamia, MD

If you have participated in any discussion about heart disease or coronary artery disease, you have likely talked about heart attacks and angina. Since these terms are frequently used together, deciphering the differences between them can be a challenge. Heart attacks and angina symptoms have some overlap, which makes things even more confusing. Both heart […]

Cardiology

What Is an Electrophysiologist and What Do They Do?

Paul Z. Gerczuk, MD

Electrophysiology is widely used in both research and clinical settings. Often referred to as the science of life, physiology is a branch of biology that focuses on understanding the intricate workings of living things. Electrophysiology, in particular, focuses on electrical mechanisms. The subjects can range from cellular function at the ionic or molecular level to […]

Cardiology

Medication Vs. Procedures for The Treatment of Afib and Its Potential Consequences

Andrea Tordini, MD

Heart rhythm problems like Atrial Fibrillation or Afib rarely reach the top of our list of health concerns. For many, the symptoms associated with Afib, like heart palpitations, increased heart rhythm, breathlessness, and fatigue, may be minor and fleeting enough that we think it is normal, or at least not terribly concerning. This is especially […]
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