Advanced Diagnostics
We use leading technology and our team’s unmatched experience to find and identify heart conditions early to lower your risk of serious complications.
The General and Preventive Cardiology Program at the Smidt Heart Institute can help you lower your risk of heart disease. We’ll work with you to create a tailored care plan and lifestyle adjustments to keep your heart safe and healthy.
We use leading technology and our team’s unmatched experience to find and identify heart conditions early to lower your risk of serious complications.
We focus on preventing your first heart attack by leading the way in establishing and promoting best practices for heart health.
Our team is nationally recognized for preventing, diagnosing and treating heart disease. We offer screening options to detect the earliest signs of heart disease.
Dr. Dominick Megna, a cardiovascular surgeon at Cedars‑Sinai, offers these tips in how to improve your heart health.
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.
Lee and Harold Kapelovitz Distinguished Chair, Cardiology
Cedars‑Sinai researchers are always investigating new technologies and techniques for diagnosing and treating heart disease. Our research helps us find heart disease earlier and treat it more effectively.
Our Center for Cardiac Arrest Prevention (CCAP) discovers and implements novel clinical tools for predicting and preventing sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). We contribute to the scientific and medical community’s knowledge of predictors of SCA.
Our clinical trials allow us to evaluate new medications, treatments and technologies that may revolutionize the care we can provide patients with heart disease.
Our Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and is designed to prepare fellows for a career in academic cardiology.
Our two‑year fellowship provides clinical research experience and cardiac imaging training in computerized tomography (CT), MRI and positron-emission tomography (PET).
Our post‑doctoral graduates can expect to receive top tier mentoring from our experts, with the goal of furthering career prospects according to individual interests in the field of cardiology.
The grand rounds and conferences allow clinicians to apply current practice guidelines, consider research and describe advances in cardiovascular medicine and research.
If you have a patient who needs cardiology care and who could benefit from the expertise of Cedars‑Sinai’s team, send us a message. We’ll work closely with you to understand your patient’s needs and consult with you along the way.
Call the General Cardiology care team directly at 310‑423-2726,
Monday‑Friday, 8 am-5 pm PT.
You can also have us call you back at your convenience.