Blood pressure is a measurement of how much force your heart uses to pump your blood.

Blood tests can give us important information about how well your body is functioning. They can help us determine your risk factors and diagnosis, monitor your condition and guide your treatment plan.

Cardiac diagnostic tests allow us to diagnose and monitor a range of heart conditions. We use these tests to look at the function and structure of the heart and record its electrical activity. We can also monitor your heartbeat rhythm and assess the blood flow coming into and out of the heart.

An echocardiogram (echo) is a test that involves scanning your heart and neighbouring blood vessels. Other names for it include heart sonogram and heart ultrasound. It is non-invasive, meaning we do not typically need to pierce your skin or enter your body to perform it.

If you are experiencing symptoms of a heart problem, your doctor or cardiologist may recommend an electrocardiogram (ECG).

Assessing your family history is an important part of how we can understand your current and future heart health. It tells us information about your cardiovascular system and your risk of developing certain heart conditions.

Our cardiac screening service is designed to check your overall heart health and spot early warning signs of heart disease. Our consultations are carried out in the clinic by our expert cardiologists and take around 2-4 hours

We use a Holter monitor to record your heart activity outside our clinic. We also call this an ambulatory electrocardiogram (ECG) monitor.

An implantable loop recorder (ILR) is a heart monitoring device that can record your heart rhythm continuously. ILRs allow us to monitor your heartbeat for up to three years.

We use an echocardiogram (echo) to create an image of your heart and nearby blood vessels with sound waves. With these images, we can look at the size and structure of your heart.