HonorHealth AFib Program — Landing Page
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HonorHealth Afib Program

Your irregular heartbeat could be Afib — the leading cause of preventable stroke.

When it comes to your heart, expertise matters. At HonorHealth, our Afib specialists work together to deliver timely diagnosis, personalized treatment and coordinated care designed to help reduce your risk of stroke.

Innovation First to offer advanced pulse field ablation (PFA) clinical trials in the West
Access Seven cardiac arrhythmia locations across the Phoenix metro area
Precision Electrophysiology-led multidisciplinary heart-rhythm team
A HonorHealth Afib care provider with a patient
Care that’s in sync with you

If you’re living with atrial fibrillation (Afib) — a heart that beats irregularly and often too fast — you already know the toll it takes. Fluttering. Fatigue. The quiet worry every time your pulse races.

At HonorHealth, our Afib Program gives you quick, connected care and a dedicated team focused on your heart.

"Hearing you have Afib can raise a lot of questions. Our team will walk through it with you, give you clear answers and create a plan that fits your life — so you can focus on the things you love, not worrying about your heart rhythm."
Amy Kleinhans, nurse practitioner Amy KleinhansNurse Practitioner

Afib can cause heart failure. The good news? You can take steps to prevent it.

It’s easy to brush off palpitations as stress or aging, but untreated Afib can lead to bigger problems down the road — including heart failure. Acting early is the single best way to protect yourself. The sooner you’re evaluated, the more options you have.

38% of people delay care because symptoms feel “non-urgent”
4 – 6% Afib prevalence in Maricopa County — among the highest in the nation
~1 in 4 Afib cases in the U.S. go undiagnosed
Expertise that works together

Most programs treat the symptoms. Ours addresses the whole condition, from lifestyle factors that fuel Afib to the procedures that restore your rhythm.

Risk factor management

Addressing blood pressure, sleep apnea, weight, diabetes and alcohol use to reduce Afib risks.

Stroke prevention

Anticoagulation management and Watchman™ (LAAO) for patients who can’t tolerate long-term blood thinners.

Rate control

Medication strategies — and select procedures — to keep your heart rate steady and your energy up.

Rhythm control

Cardioversion, antiarrhythmic therapy and catheter ablation to restore and maintain a normal rhythm.

An AFib patient reviewing a care plan with a HonorHealth specialist
Treatments and services

Expert Afib care, all in one program

From your first evaluation to advanced procedures, everything you need is coordinated under one roof.

  • In-depth evaluations and diagnosis
  • Medication management
  • Lifestyle counseling and education
  • Catheter ablation
  • Rhythm monitoring (Holter monitor, loop recorder, pacemaker/ICD)
  • Left atrial closure procedures
Why HonorHealth

Expert care from experts who care

When it comes to your heart, expertise and access matter. Here’s what sets the HonorHealth Afib Program apart:

01

Timely care, close to home

With locations across the Valley, find quality care when and where you need it.

02

A dedicated, specialized team

Electrophysiologists, advanced practice providers and care coordinators work as one team, dedicated exclusively to heart rhythm care.

03

Innovation that reaches patients first

We were first to offer advanced pulse field ablation (PFA) clinical trials in the West.

Care is closer than you think

Visit our convenient locations across the Greater Phoenix area

Arcadia · Phoenix
Deer Valley · Phoenix
East Mesa · Mesa
Osborn · Scottsdale
Paradise Valley · Scottsdale
Shea · Scottsdale
Thompson Peak · Scottsdale
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Don’t wait weeks for answers

Connect with an HonorHealth heart rhythm specialist — because with Afib, the right expert makes all the difference.

The information on this page is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you think you may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. New-patient access times may vary by location and provider availability.