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I'm Dr. Warren Levy, President and Chief Medical Officer of Virginia Heart. For more than 40 years, Virginia Heart has been a nationally recognized provider of premier cardiovascular care to our community in Northern Virginia. More than 130,000 patients each year place their trust in our 52 board certified cardiologists, 3 board certified sleep specialists and 25 advanced practice providers. We've always believed what distinguishes Virginia Heart is our team-led, holistic approach to individualized, compassionate patient care.
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Here at Virginia Heart we are looking for people who, like us, are dedicated to providing our patients with exceptional cardiovascular care and superior service. Virginia Heart is the largest independent cardiovascular physician group in the area. With over 45 physicians and 20+ advanced practice providers we treat thousands of patients each year for acute, chronic and preventative heart and vascular issues. We are always seeking talented professionals for clinical, administrative and management positions.
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If you are a new or existing Virginia Heart patient and want to schedule an appointment, please call our main scheduling number at (703) 621-4501. To request or cancel an existing appointment, please sign in or create a new MyChart Patient Portal account. If you are having trouble signing in to your MyChart account, please contact the MyChart support line at 855-694-6682 and select "4" to speak with a representative.
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View your health summary from the MyChart electronic health record and view your test results & provider's comments online within days. Correspond directly with your Virginia Heart care team about your health or refill a prescription anywhere/anytime. Virginia Heart patients who wish to participate may sign up during their visit or receive an activation code to sign up online.
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The electrical signal that controls the heart rate is partially or completely blocked from reaching the ventricles, often resulting in a slow heart rate. An abnormal heart rhythm caused by chaotic electrical activity in the upper chambers of the heart, often causing a fast and irregular heartbeat. A type of abnormal heart rhythm when the electrical signal that controls the heartbeat starts from an unusual location in the upper chambers and causes the heart to beat too quickly.An atrial septal defect is a hole in the wall (septum) between the two upper chambers of your heart.
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