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Meet Our Team

Meet the Cardiomyopathy Program team

Meet Our Team Attendings Image Steven Colan , MD, FACC, FASE Professor of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School Image Dominic J.R. Abrams , MD, MRCP Co-Director, Cardiovascular Genetics Center; Senior Associate Cardiologist, Department of Cardiology …
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For Patients & Families

Information for patients and families from the Cardiomyopathy Program.

For Patients & Families Frequently asked questions : Your most pressing questions about cardiomyopathy, answered. Questions to ask your doctor : A new diagnosis of cardiomyopathy can be overwhelming, confusing, and scary. Going to your appointment armed …
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Frequently Asked Questions

See frequently asked questions at the Cardiomyopathy Program.

Frequently Asked Questions Will my child be OK? Cardiomyopathy is very often a “time-will-tell” disease. It can have many causes, signs, and symptoms, and in each case, the progression of the disease can be unpredictable. Your child’s course of treatment …
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Questions to Ask Your Doctor

See suggested questions to ask your doctor from the Cardiomyopathy Program.

Questions to Ask Your Doctor You and your family play an essential role in your child’s treatment for cardiomyopathy. It’s important that you share your observations and ideas with your child’s treating physician, and that you have all the information you …
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Coping & Support

See coping and support resources available to patients and families at the Cardiomyopathy Program.

Coping & Support Coping and support for cardiomyopathy When your child has cardiomyopathy, you are faced with many concerns and questions. Not only are you focused on meeting all of your child's medical needs, but you are also confronting a significant …
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Helpful Links

See helpful links provided by the Cardiomyopathy Program.

Helpful Links Helpful cardiomyopathy links Please note that neither Boston Children's Hospital nor the Cardiomyopathy Program at Boston Children's unreservedly endorses all of the information found at the sites listed below. These links are provided as a …
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Research & Innovation

Discover research and innovation from the Cardiomyopathy Program.

Research & Innovation At Boston Children's Hospital, our care is informed by our research, and our discoveries in the laboratory strengthen the care we provide at each child's bedside. Our current research and clinical trials focus on the genetics of …
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Contact Us

Contact the Cardiomyopathy Program.

Contact Us Boston Children's Hospital 300 Longwood Ave. Boston, MA 02115 To talk to one of our physician representatives, call the cardiomyopathy program at 617-355-6329. To talk to one of our nurses, call 617-355-4256. For general administrative …