Electrophysiology Care for All Ages
Heart rhythm disorders can affect anyone of any age. We tailor our approach to care based on your individual needs and concerns.
The electrophysiologists at the Smidt Heart Institute’s Heart Rhythm Center offer advanced diagnostic and treatment options for abnormally slow, irregular or fast heartbeats. We’re here to help you live a longer and higher‑quality life.
Heart rhythm disorders can affect anyone of any age. We tailor our approach to care based on your individual needs and concerns.
Many issues can contribute to heart rhythm disorders, from physical issues to genetic factors. We’ll evaluate your symptoms to determine the cause and how best to proceed.
Our team’s dedication to the latest electrophysiology research makes us the right choice for your heart rhythm care and treatment.
Our team can provide you with an expert second opinion for cardiac arrhythmia and help you make confident decisions about your treatment plan. With our Virtual Second Opinion service, we’ll guide you through every step of the process.
The Smidt Heart Institute is proud to be the best in California, #6 in the U.S. and consistently ranked among the top heart programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
Cedars‑Sinai researchers are always investigating new techniques and technologies to allow us to better treat heart rhythm disorders. Our research helps us care for more patients with complex cases.
Our research seeks to improve our understanding of heart rhythm and electrical abnormalities so we can continue to develop new treatments and provide patients with the latest innovations in heart rhythm care.
The Smidt Heart Institute’s Chugh Lab focuses on arrhythmia research. We investigate the mechanisms of ventricular arrhythmias with the hope of improving prediction, prevention and management of sudden cardiac arrest.
The Smidt Heart Institute’s Cingolani Lab studies the mechanisms of arrhythmias to develop new therapies for cardiac rhythm disorders. Our goal is to identify where novel therapies are needed to improve the care available for patients.
Our Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. The program prepares fellows for careers as cardiac electrophysiologists.
We mentor post‑doctoral graduates with the goal of furthering career prospects according to individual interests in the field of cardiology.
Our biennial Arrhythmia Symposium at the Smidt Heart Institute provides attendees with the latest information on advances in the diagnosis and management of heart rhythm disorders.
If you have a patient who needs care for complex arrhythmia conditions and who could benefit from the expertise of Cedars‑Sinai’s cardiac electrophysiologists, give us a call. We’ll work closely with you to understand your patient’s needs.
Call the Electrophysiology care team directly at 310‑248-6679,
Monday‑Friday, 8 am-5 pm PT.
You can also have us call you back at your convenience.