Two thousand a day, and I felt every single one. My Holter said I was fine. I wasn't.
Low burden, high symptoms
Why this site exists
Hello, my name is Ray.
I created PVC Voices from long-term personal experience and a clear gap in care. People with low-burden but highly symptomatic PVCs — especially complex, multifocal cases near the AV node, His bundle, and parahisian tissue — are routinely told their numbers are too low to treat, while their lives are turned upside down.
This platform exists to give that underserved patient population a voice, to connect them with emerging technologies, and to push for meaningful change.
Read the full mission →Start here
Three ways in, depending on what you need today
Learn
Understand your PVCs
Plain-language education: low vs. high burden, multifocal PVCs, and why some locations in the heart are harder to treat. Every article cites its sources so you can verify.
Explore About PVCs →ConnectRead & share stories
Real accounts from people who feel every beat. If medications failed you, or you were told “it's just anxiety,” you'll find others here who understand.
Visit Patient Stories →ActPush for change
Follow emerging technologies like pulse field ablation and advanced mapping, and support treatment criteria that weigh how patients actually feel.
See the Advocacy agenda →10,000PVCs per day — a common treatment threshold
The gap in care
The 10,000-per-day problem
Medical decision-making often leans heavily on PVC burden — commonly using thresholds like 10,000 PVCs per day — while underestimating symptom severity.
A person with 2,000 PVCs a day who feels every one can suffer more than someone with 20,000 who feels none. Yet the first patient is far more likely to be sent home untreated. PVC Voices believes symptom burden should carry equal weight.
Community
Share your storyYour story is data doctors can't ignore
Three medications failed before anyone mentioned the word multifocal to me.
When medications fail
My PVCs sit near the His bundle. Finding others like me changed everything.
Complex & parahisian cases
Unless specifically noted, all quotes are illustrative examples only as we grow our community and awareness of this condition.
Stay in the loop
New research, new technology, new voices
Occasional updates on emerging treatments like pulse field ablation, plus community stories. No spam.