Trusted Electrophysiologist Serving Beverly Crest
Homes in Beverly Crest sit on steep lots off Mulholland Drive and Coldwater Canyon Drive, often with long staircases and sloped driveways. For someone with an irregular heartbeat, those details shape real decisions about medication, activity, and how often to make the trip down the hill. People in the hills who want a premier electrophysiologist are usually after a doctor who treats only rhythm problems and who will plan care around the way they live.
Why Beverly Crest Residents See an Electrophysiologist
An electrophysiologist is a cardiologist with extra training in the heart’s electrical system, the signals that set the pace of each beat. At the practice led by Dr. Arshia M. Noori, MD, every patient has a rhythm condition, so a racing, slow, or irregular heartbeat is the reason for the visit rather than one item on a long list. Many patients reach us after an emergency room visit or a smartwatch alert, and no referral is required to book.
What We Treat Across Beverly Crest
We treat the full range of rhythm conditions, from slow rhythms called bradycardia to fast ones such as atrial flutter and ventricular tachycardia. Atrial fibrillation (AFib), an irregular rhythm in the upper chambers that can raise stroke risk, is one of them.
For AFib patients who cannot stay on blood thinners long-term, often because of bleeding problems or a history of falls, Watchman device implantation is one option we discuss. The Watchman is a small implant that closes off the left atrial appendage, a pouch in the heart where clots tend to form in AFib. On a property with steep steps and sloped paths, fall risk is a fair thing to raise at your visit, and it is part of how blood thinners get weighed against a device.
How We Work With Patients From This Part of Los Angeles
Dr. Arshia M. Noori, MD, is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Disease and Internal Medicine. In practice, that training shows up as a careful review of your symptoms, medications, and earlier tests before any treatment is suggested.
Coldwater Canyon Drive is one of the main ways down from Beverly Crest toward our office on West 3rd Street near the Beverly Center. If the trip is a burden, ask whether tests and follow-up can share a day.
What to Expect When You Book
The opening appointment is mostly conversation and review, plus an electrocardiogram (ECG), a quick recording of the heart’s electrical activity. If the problem comes and goes, longer monitoring may follow.
Telehealth appointments are available for appropriate visit types. Contact the office to determine whether your situation qualifies. Contact the office at (310) 746-5335 to confirm accepted insurance plans.
About Beverly Crest
Beverly Crest spans the canyons north of the City of Beverly Hills, including upper Coldwater Canyon and Franklin Canyon, with Mulholland Drive along its ridge. Many homes carry a Beverly Hills mailing address while sitting inside the City of Los Angeles. For heart care, the winding drives to the flats are a practical fact, which is why remote device monitoring and a clear medication plan count for so much up here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can a pacemaker or defibrillator be checked without driving down the hill?
➣ Many implanted devices can be checked remotely, which confirms they are working and tracks battery life and rhythm events. Some checks still need an office visit, and the office will tell you which ones.
I live alone in the hills. Should fainting spells worry me?
➣ Fainting with no warning, or fainting during exertion, should be checked for a heart rhythm cause. Longer monitoring can catch events that happen only now and then. If you faint and are injured, or have chest pain or trouble breathing, call 911.
Do I need a referral from my current cardiologist?
➣ No referral is required. You can call the office directly, and records from any doctor you have seen will help the evaluation.
What Patients Tend to Mention
A theme that runs through patient reviews is time. Patients describe Dr. Arshia M. Noori, MD, talking a condition through with them and with family members before suggesting treatment. In a Beverly Crest household where a spouse or adult child joins the appointment, that kind of conversation makes it easier to agree on a plan together.
If you live in Beverly Crest and your heartbeat feels off, or you have a rhythm diagnosis you want reviewed, call the office to set up a visit.
New patients are welcome. No referral is required. Phone: (310) 746-5335 Office: 8631 West 3rd Street, Suite 710E, Los Angeles, CA 90048 Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM