Massachusetts General Hospital | MassGeneral Hospital for Children

Pediatric patients with suspected or known cardiac arrhythmias undergo diagnosis and, if indicated, treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Cardiac Arrhythmia Service, one of the most technologically advanced, experienced services in New England.

Under the direction of Jeremy Ruskin, MD, specialists in cardiac electrophysiology provide a complete range of diagnostic procedures and state-of-the-art treatments—including the latest robotic-navigation system for catheter-ablation procedures—to patients during childhood and throughout adulthood. This service also offers specialty clinics for long-term follow-up of patients with device-based therapies.

Arrhythmias

Arrhythmias are heart rhythm disorders that may originate in the atria (the receiving chambers of the heart) or the ventricles (the pumping chambers of the heart).

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In a Heartbeat

The team-based approach of the Institute for Heart, Vascular and Stroke Care ensures physicians approach complex situations from all angles, providing cohesive multidisciplinary care.

MGHfC Cardiology

Phone: 888-644-3248

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To schedule an appointment with a MassGeneral for Children pediatric specialist, please call 888-644-3248 or complete our online appointment form to request an appointment.

Physicians may call 888-644-3211 or use the online referral form and the Access & New Appointment Center will call your patient within 1 business day.