We Put Our Hearts Into Keeping Yours Healthy

CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES HAS MOVED TO
ITS NEW LOCATION

CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES
HAS MOVED TO
ITS NEW LOCATION

We are excited to announce that our Ventura office has relocated to a new facility at 100 N. Brent Street, Third Floor. Come visit us at our new location and experience the exceptional care and expertise that has made us a trusted name in cardiology.

Dr. Omid Fatemi, Interventional Cardiologist, Medical Director of Structural Heart Disease discusses the TAVR procedure at St. John’s Heart & Vascular Center

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT COVID-19 & PATIENT SAFETY

Cardiology Associates continues to take all precautions to minimize exposure and the spread of the coronavirus or COVID-19. If you have a fever, cough, shortness of breath or have had known exposure to COVID-19, do not come to our office. Please contact your primary care physician for assistance.

Cardiology Associates remains open as scheduled, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., for essential patient visits and diagnostic testing. It is important, especially for heart patients, to pay attention to any symptoms and continue their routine care. When coming to our office, you will be asked to wear a face-mask and practice social distancing.

Dr. Omid Fatemi, valve replacements and other structural heart procedures can be done minimally-invasively

In Episode Nine of the Medical Staff Voice Live, CMHS Chief Medical Officer Dr. Stan Frochtzwajg sits down with Dr. Fatemi to discuss the rapidly growing structural heart program at Community Memorial Hospital in VenturaAlthough COVID-19 has changed the world, it hasn’t changed the fact that hospitals are the safest place to be if there’s a heart attack, stroke or other medical emergency.

Learn more about today's advanced technology

Now Offering Telemedicine Appointments

For established patients not requiring testing or in-person evaluation we now offer telehealth appointments with your cardiologist or electrophysiologist.

About Telehealth

Five reasons hospitals are safe for heart, stroke emergencies — even in the pandemic

Although COVID-19 has changed the world, it hasn’t changed the fact that hospitals are the safest place to be if there’s a heart attack, stroke or other medical emergency.

Learn why you shouldn't hesitate or doubt you need emergency help

Don’t Die of Doubt

Hospitals are still the safest place for you to be when medical emergencies strike. Don’t hesitate or doubt: Call 911 at the first sign of a heart attack or stroke.

Knocking down fears, myths and misinformation about calling 911

Leading-edge technology, progressive treatment, and a comprehensive, cost-effective adult cardiac program right here in Ventura County. Our team of physicians and friendly staff are here to treat and assist you with all your cardiology needs.