Scheduling and Patient Portal Update:
We are currently operating on a short-term schedule with limited availability as we transition to a new electronic health record. We anticipate expanded appointment availability within the week and appreciate your patience during this time.
Our staff is working diligently to assist all patients as quickly and thoroughly as possible. Due to increased call volume, you may experience longer wait times on the phone. We truly value your understanding and cooperation.
A Kind Reminder:
Our team is here to help you. We kindly ask that all interactions remain respectful—verbal abuse will not be tolerated.
Thank you for bearing with us as we work to enhance your scheduling experience.
Patient Portal Update:
We are in the process of activating our new patient portal, which will allow you to request appointments and submit pharmacy refill requests. Please note that our previous portal is no longer active and cannot be used for any services.

Beating A-Fib: A patient’s journey and how Dr. Ayinde can help take control

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What are the advantages of Cardiac PET/CT?

A Cardiac PET/CT exam is a specialized imaging test used to evaluate the blood flow and function of your heart. Cardiac PET/CT provides higher resolution images and is more sensitive than traditional stress testing with SPECT imaging. This means it can detect smaller abnormalities and subtle changes in blood flow, making it potentially more accurate in certain cases. It also allows for more precise quantification of blood flow and metabolic processes, which can be essential for assessing myocardial viability and identifying areas at risk of ischemia. Scans require less time than SPECT imaging and often involve a lower radiation dose, which may be beneficial, especially for patients who need multiple scans or those with radiation sensitivity.

This non-invasive test is the gold standard in cardiac perfusion imaging, and we couldn’t be prouder to offer it.

CAF will be open regular hours on Friday, January 18th. Patients may switch their appointments to virtual visits if necessary. Thank you.

At Cardiology Associates, we want to make seeing your provider as easy and convenient as possible. That’s why we’re excited to partner with Phreesia to bring you a new and improved mobile check-in experience.  
Now you can check in several days before your appointment using your smartphone, tablet or computer.  
That’s right, no more paper forms to fill out!

We are happy to report that Patient Portal messaging is now working. You may message us with questions, request refills, or upload your blood pressure logs.   Thank you for your patience and we look forward to hearing from you!

Patient Portal is currently unavailable. We apologize for this inconvenience.

If you need medication refilled, please contact your pharmacy and they can submit the request for you. If you have questions or need an appointment, please call the office at 540-373-1331.

Telephone services have been restored and are operating under our normal business hours: 8:30 – 12:30 and from 1:30 until 4:45.

Due to an internet outage within our area we are experiencing issues with our phone system.  If you have a refill request, a question for billing or want to make an appointment you can submit a request via your patient portal and we get back with you when our systems are up. If you feel you are having a life threatening emergency, please dial 911.

Thank you for your patience during this time.

Cardiology Associates of Fredericksburg is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Rania Kaoukis to our staff. Dr. Kaoukis completed a fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease at Temple University Hospital. She then went on to complete an advanced fellowship in Heart Failure and Transplantation at MedStar Washington Hospital Center. Dr. Kaoukis is now accepting new patients and will be consulting in the care of our patients with advanced heart failure. Her interests include battling barriers to optimal health through education and improving access to care.