Beverly Hills Institute for Cardiology & Preventive Medicine: Arash Bereliani, MD, FACC in Beverly Hills

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Dr. B is a world-renowned expert leading the Preventative and Functional Cardiovascular Disease field. He is Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Internal Medicine.
Dr. B has served as a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine and Cardiology at UCLA’s Geffen School of Medicine since 2003. He is also on staff at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center’s renowned Center of Excellence and is the Medical Director at The Beverly Hills Institute of Cardiology and Preventive Medicine.  His practice is uniquely positioned amongst an extremely small group of cardiologists worldwide, who possess in-depth knowledge of functional and orthomolecular medicine to apply an integrative approach that seeks to use all scientific and proven methods available (not just medication) to treat heart disease.
As a leader in the field of Preventive Cardiology, he specializes in incorporating the latest cutting-edge research and advanced genetic testing, along with highly specialized and sophisticated biomarkers to predict an individual’s chance of developing significant cardiovascular disease within specified subsequent years. Dr. B creates a personalized, comprehensive treatment approach for each individual patient. In treating patients, both those with and without cardiovascular disease, he combines the best of traditional and integrative medicine.
Dr. B received his medical degree from Finch University of Health Sciences in Chicago, where he was ranked number one in his graduating class (of 192 students), receiving numerous awards and honors that included being inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) medical honor society, a fraternity to which only the top 10% of medical students in the country are invited. He went on to complete his internal medicine and cardiology training at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.
Dr. B strives to give back to his community through his fundraising efforts to further heart disease, cancer, and Alzheimer’s research. Equally important, he created a non-profit organi