Led by program director John Miller, MD, the Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology service of IU School of Medicine’s Cardiology Division and Krannert Institute of Cardiology is a national and international leader in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of heart rhythm disturbances. Some of the pivotal discoveries in causes, mechanisms and treatment of arrhythmias originated here. The physicians of the Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology service have extensive experience in management of all types of arrhythmia problems, from simple to extremely complex, and several are nationally and internationally recognized for their expertise. They receive referrals locally as well as from surrounding states and throughout the United States.
Training and clinical care facilities are equipped with the most advanced equipment for taking care of heart rhythm disturbances and IU School of Medicine faculty physicians have the necessary expertise to use them to achieve the best possible outcomes.
