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Cooking doesn’t have to be complicated to be healthy and delicious. Check out Doctor Yum’s FREE Meal Maker Machine E-tool. It will help you make a few basic recipes with the ingredients you love. … Continue reading
Our office will be closed the following days in observance of holidays: Friday, December 23rd, Monday, December 26th and Monday, January 2nd. … Continue reading
Cardiology Associates will be closed today, Monday, February 15, 2016 to ensure the safety of our patients and staff in this inclement weather. … Continue reading
On February 6th, 2016 the 10th Annual Virginia Heart and Vascular Institute Symposium was a great success! The number of attendees was the highest ever at 145 and FIVE of CAF’s physicians were speakers. Dr. Rana spoke about Peripheral Vascular Intervention, … Continue reading
Due to the inclement weather, Cardiology Associates will remain closed on Monday, January 25th, 2016. We plan to reopen on Tuesday. The safety of our patients and staff are our highest priority. … Continue reading
Bill, a local patient, describes how TAVR (transcatheter aortic valve replacement) corrected the heart murmur caused by aortic valve stenosis and gave him a new lease on life. Cardiovascular Surgeon John Cardone, MD, explains how it works, and Cardiology Associates of Fredericksburg’s very own Interventional Cardiologist Rajiv Tayal, … Continue reading
Dr. Kauffman has been awarded the Mary Washington Healthcare Pillars of Excellence Award for Physician Excellence 2015.
The Physician Excellence Award is given to a physician that sets the standards for ethical and clinical quality and embodies a caring culture by treating patients with an open heart and by serving as their advocate. … Continue reading
In light of Men’s Health Week and Father’s Day, we would like to remind all of our brothers, fathers, grandfathers and husbands out there to contact your physician to be screened for diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, cancer and other common risk factors. … Continue reading
The use of CPR dates all the way back to 1740, yet even today, most Americans don’t know how to perform it. Given properly and immediately to sudden cardiac arrest victims, CPR can save lives.
Click here to find a course near you! … Continue reading
1 out of every 6 people will suffer from a stroke in his or her lifetime. Think F.A.S.T. – Face drooping, Arm weakness and Speech difficulty, Time to call 9-1-1. Learn more signs and symptoms during American Stroke Awareness Month. … Continue reading