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The Heart Rhythm Institute at Oklahoma Heart Hospital is a group of practices dedicated to the treat

The Heart Rhythm Institute is a group of practices dedicated to the treatment of heart rhythm disorders and conditions. Our team of electrophysiologists focuses on improving the safety and the quality of life for those who suffer from heart rhythm disorders. In addition to offering some of the world’s most advanced therapies for heart rhythm disorders, the Heart Rhythm Institute takes an active role in participating in clinical research trials. In this way, Oklahoma Heart Hospital’s Heart Rhythm Institute stays at the cutting edge of scientific discoveries for the treatment of arrhythmias.

12/01/2025

You can have AFib and not know it. Silent AFib has no symptoms, but it can still lead to serious complications. Click to learn more!

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Silent AFib has no symptoms but can still increase stroke and heart failure risk. Learn why early detection matters and how OHH’s Heart Rhythm Institute can help.

11/30/2025

Even those who have preexisting risk factors for atrial fibrillation can reduce their risk of developing AFib. Learn how.

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There are many risk factors for atrial fibrillation, which is the most common heart rhythm disorder. Managing the risk factors where possible can help prevent the development of AFib or slow its progress.

11/26/2025

You can live an adventure-filled life even after an arrhythmia diagnosis. With a little extra attention and planning, you can be off to your next travel adventure in no time. Read more.

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Heart rhythm disorders don’t typically impact the ability to travel, but they may require some additional planning. These travel tips for people with heart rhythm disorders can help.

11/22/2025

CRT pacemakers help heart failure patients by restoring coordination between heart chambers to improve heart function and reduce symptoms. Learn more about this specialized pacemaker.

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When your heart’s chambers don’t beat in unison, it can affect how efficiently your heart pumps blood. For some people, this leads to heart failure or worsening symptoms of an already weakened heart. That’s where a CRT pacemaker comes in. What is a CRT pacemaker? A CRT pacemaker, also known as...

11/19/2025

Cold weather can trigger symptoms for people with heart rhythm disorders. Learn how to protect your heart and reduce winter risks.

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Cold weather can affect people with heart rhythm disorders by increasing strain on the heart. Learn how to reduce your risk and protect your heart in winter.

11/16/2025

From monitoring to intervention, defibrillators are a powerful tool in managing life-threatening arrhythmias.

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Learn what to expect when getting a defibrillator, from the conditions it treats to the procedure, recovery, and living with an ICD.

11/14/2025

Do you have AFib or another arrhythmia? Cold temps, stress, and seasonal changes can all impact your condition. Here’s what to know.

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Cold weather can affect people with heart rhythm disorders by increasing strain on the heart. Learn how to reduce your risk and protect your heart in winter.

11/13/2025

Your heart device can “check in” from home. Remote monitoring allows your doctor to track your pacemaker or defibrillator between visits. Learn how it works.

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Remote monitoring for heart rhythm disorders tracks data from pacemakers, defibrillators, and cardiac loop recorders remotely to improve care and reduce office visits.

11/08/2025

Intense training can reveal hidden heart rhythm issues. If you’re an athlete, here’s what to watch for and when to seek help.

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High-intensity training can affect your heart rhythm. Learn more about heart rhythm disorders in athletes and what to watch for.

11/03/2025

Even mild dehydration can throw off your heart’s rhythm. Discover the most common triggers for arrhythmias and how to reduce your risk.

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Common triggers for arrhythmias include caffeine, alcohol, stress, and more. Learn how to manage them and protect your heart health.

10/29/2025

When exercising with an arrhythmia, choosing the right exercise is important. Learn more about safe exercise when you have an abnormal heart rhythm.

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Physical activity is an important part of heart health, even for those diagnosed with an abnormal heart rhythm, but there are some general precautions to consider.

10/27/2025

Complementary therapies can support heart health, but they do not replace medical care. If you are considering yoga, acupuncture, or other options, speak with your care team first.

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Complementary therapies for heart rhythm disorders include things like yoga or acupuncture that can support the body, but they’re not a substitute for medical treatment. Here’s what you should know.

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4050 W Memorial Road, Fl 3rd, Ste E
Oklahoma City, OK
73120

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+14056083800

Website

https://www.okheart.com/specialties/heart-rhythm-institute

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