Arabs Guide in America 🇪🇬🇺🇸
Your heart deserves a doctor you understand — and who understands you. Heart disease is one of the most common reasons Arabs in California look for a cardiologist: chest pain, high blood pressure, irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath, or follow-up after a heart attack or heart procedure. In today's guide: an interventional cardiologist in Fullerton, very close to Anaheim, who speaks Arabic in the Egyptian dialect. All information here comes from verified sources — a real address, phone number and services, with no exaggeration.
Dr. George Dous — Interventional Cardiology — Fullerton
Name: Dr. George Dous, MD, FACC (full name: George Victor Mounir Dous)
Practice: Heart to Heart Cardiology and Vascular
Address: 301 W Bastanchury Rd, Suite 240, Fullerton, CA 92835
Phone: (714) 853-1218
Specialty: Cardiology and interventional cardiology, with special expertise in peripheral vascular disease and endovascular interventions
Training: Internal medicine residency at Richmond University Medical Center (joined 2012), chief resident 2014–2015, cardiology fellowship at SUNY Downstate (2015), then an interventional cardiology fellowship
Languages: Arabic (Egyptian dialect) and English — Dr. Dous is Egyptian, graduated from South Valley University in Egypt in 2003
Accepting new patients: Yes, according to medical directories
Telehealth: Available
Expertise: Heart failure, pulmonary oedema, heart attacks, and high blood pressure
A board-certified interventional cardiologist at Heart to Heart Cardiology and Vascular in Fullerton, very close to Anaheim and Brea. Dr. Dous speaks Arabic (Egyptian dialect) as well as English (some medical directories also list Spanish).
When should you see a cardiologist?
See a cardiologist if you have: chest pain or pressure, palpitations or an irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath with little effort, swollen feet, repeated fainting or dizziness, high blood pressure that does not respond to treatment, or a strong family history of heart disease.
Call 911 immediately for severe chest pain with sweating or nausea, or severe shortness of breath — do not wait for an appointment.
Before your cardiology appointment
- Bring a list of your medicines, and the results of any previous tests, ECGs, or scans.
- Write your questions down in advance: What is my diagnosis? What is the treatment? Do I need a catheterisation or a procedure?
- When you call, ask: Do I need a referral from my family doctor? And do you accept my health insurance? Requirements differ by practice and by insurance.
- If you speak Arabic and prefer it, Dr. Dous speaks Arabic in the Egyptian dialect.
General information to help, not medical advice. In an emergency, call 911.
Sources:
Dr. George Dous — Heart to Heart Cardiology and Vascular, official site
Dr. George Dous — Healthline FindCare
Dr. George Dous — MediFind
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