Today, The Cardiovascular Centre of Florida (CVCFL) launches a new advertising campaign to help patients locate their cardiovascular physician. One year ago, CVCFL launched with the most renowned cardiovascular specialists in Central Florida and established The Cardiovascular Center of Florida (CVCFL), a new network of clinics that allowed them to provide the best cardiovascular care available throughout the Greater Orlando area.
The physicians at CVCFL are nationally recognized and the most experienced cardiovascular specialists in the region with an average of 20+ years of experience each and approximately 50,000 active patients in total. The Center’s most senior physicians have been practicing in Orlando since 1990 and were at the forefront of bringing modern cardiovascular services, emerging technologies, and advanced therapies to the region.
“When we founded CVCFL we wanted to provide a new network of clinics that deliver the best cardiovascular care available throughout the Greater Orlando area,” said Mark Steiner, MD, CVCFL Managing Partner. “Patient-centered treatment has been – and always will be – our founding mission. We started CVCFL to provide the best care to the greatest number of people in the most efficient and affordable manner. We also offer the convenience of various non-invasive, diagnostic imaging services in our clinic locations with prices and out-of-pocket expenses substantially lower when compared to hospital outpatient department fees.”
The advertising spots will air on all of the major networks in Orlando including ABC, CBS, NBC as well as Univision and Unimas making patients aware of how to locate their cardiologist. This campaign is extended to all of CVCFL’s social channels including YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
CVCFL has opened eleven locations, including their main campus in Downtown Orlando, plus additional offices located in Clermont, Kissimmee, Lake Mary, East Orlando, Lake Holden, Sand Lake and Windermere. A new location in Oviedo is coming soon.
CVCFL treats a wide variety of acute and chronic cardiovascular conditions including heart attacks, heart failure, arrythmias, peripheral vascular disease, structural heart & valvular disease, women’s heart disease, cardio-metabolic conditions, and many more, with an emphasis on preventive care to keep patients out of the hospital. CVCFL has the latest in technology and clinical research and all cardiologists will maintain admitting privileges at various local hospitals.www.cardiovascularcenter.com
Arnold M. Einhorn, MD – Invasive Cardiology
Dr. Arnold Einhorn, MD, FACC, is a board-certified cardiologist practicing for over 30 years in Orlando. He specializes in general cardiology consultative work, diagnostic imaging, and invasive cardiology. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Dr. Einhorn is a researcher for the National Institute of Health. He serves as a teacher and mentor to medical students, residents, and fellows from various renowned medical institutions. His teaching titles include Clinical Associate Professor at Florida State University, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine at The University of Central Florida, and Courtesy Professor of Internal Medicine at The University of Florida. Dr. Einhorn has held numerous leadership roles throughout his career, including many years as the Chairman of the Department of Cardiology at Orlando Regional Medical Center, President of the Orange County Medical Society, and has served as the Chief of Staff for Orlando Health.
David Bello, MD – Cardiac Electrophysiology
Dr. David Bello, MD, is a cardiology specialist in Orlando, FL, and has over 30 years of experience in the medical field. Dr. Bello has extensive experience in cardiac electrical system procedures, cardiac implantable device procedures, and heart conditions. He graduated from the Jose Maria Vargas School of Medicine at Central University of Venezuela in 1993. He is affiliated with medical facilities such as Adventhealth Orlando and Orlando Health, Orlando Regional Medical Center. Dr. Bello has published an impressive collection of research covering topics such as the outcomes of beta-blocker therapy after myocardial infarction, cardiac MR evaluation of cardiac tumors and pericardial disease, assessment of ischemic and non-ischemic cardiomyopathies, and more.
