AFib discovery journey · step 5 of 5

The next step is not
to decide alone.

You now have a clearer question to bring to a cardiology or electrophysiology team. The next decision is about coordination, medical clearance, and the access path that keeps established AFib care in place.

Choose your access path

Three ways to move the conversation forward.

Start with your team

Prepare for a cardiology or EP conversation

Bring your AFib details, medication list, stroke-prevention plan, and the three questions from this journey. Ask whether EECP is medically appropriate as an adjunctive option in your situation.

Book free education consult

Find local care

Explore a local EECP provider

Use the directory to identify a potential provider, then verify that they can coordinate with the clinician managing your AFib before scheduling any treatment.

Find a provider

Accelerated option

Ask about Travel for Treatment

For people who are medically cleared and want to complete a suitable course in a concentrated timeframe, the Asheville program may be one access option to discuss — not a bypass of clearance.

Explore 18-day program

Keep the conversation going

Save the AFib discussion checklist.

Keep your treating team involved in every next step. This is an education follow-up, not a medical diagnosis or an instruction to change treatment.

Bring this sentence to your visit

“I want to understand whether EECP is medically appropriate alongside my current AFib treatment plan, and what needs to be cleared before I consider it.”