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Your doctor has ordered a blood pressure monitor which you will wear home for 24 hours. The BP cuff will inflate on your arm every 20 minutes during the day, and once per hour at night.
The BP monitor will provide a useful trend of data recorded during your regular activities, as well as while you are sleeping. This appointment takes approximately 15 minutes.
You make eat, drink and take your medications as usual for this test.
You may wear deodorant.
Phone: 540-361-2922 | Fax: 540-361-2927
Opening as of January 3, 2023
4604 Spotsylvania Parkway, Suite 310
Pogonia Medical Arts Building, Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Our team at Virginia Cardiovascular Consultants is very pleased to announce the opening of their new offices at Pogonia Medical Arts Building, 4604 Spotsylvania Parkway, Suite 310, Fredericksburg, as they continue to provide compassionate, quality cardiovascular care to the Fredericksburg community. We will continue to schedule office appointments, stress echo and nuclear testing at the current location of 1201 Sam Perry Boulevard until the construction of the rest of the new offices and facilities is finished and VCC completes relocating all its offices and testing facilities to the Pogonia Medical Arts Building this spring.
As of January 3, 2023, Dr. Harish Chandra, Dr. Dennis Dunning and their team of Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners will see patients at both offices. They will provide the full scope of interventional cardiovascular procedures exclusively at Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center. Dr. Chandra will also treat patients at Henrico Doctors’ Hospital in Richmond, as needed. VCC is recruiting additional electrophysiologists. Dr. Henry Clemo, VCC electrophysiologist who founded this service at VCC plans to retire in 18 months. He and his team of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants will continue to see patients at the 1201 Sam Perry Boulevard, Suite 220, until VCC relocates all its offices and testing facilities in the spring of 2023. Then he and his team will continue to provide their electrophysiology patient care services at the new VCC facilities.