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what we do
Advanced Cardiology, Simplified
General Cardiology
“Whether you're managing blood pressure or just curious about your heart health, we’re here for the full picture.”
Diagnostic Tests & Monitoring
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Echocardiography (Echo)
An ultrasound of your heart — it shows us how your heart muscle and valves are working.
Stress Echo
A treadmill test that shows how your heart performs when it’s working harder.
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Electrocardiogram (ECG)
Quick and painless test that checks your heart rhythm and electrical activity.
Holter Monitor
A wearable device that records your heart’s activity over 3 days or up to a week. Small, lead-less, comfortable, and gives us a better long-term picture.
Lifestyle & Prevention
Diet, movement, sleep, stress
Quit smoking support
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Preventing heart disease before it starts
“We believe the best care starts before anything feels wrong.”
Procedures & Interventions
Pacemakers
Tiny devices that help your heart beat at a steady rhythm. Implanted with a short, low-risk procedure.
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CT Coronary Angiogram (CTCA)
A non-invasive scan that uses contrast dye to look at the arteries of your heart. Some preparation may be needed before the scan.
Coronary Angiogram
A detailed look at your heart’s arteries using dye and X-rays.
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Stents (PCI)
Small metal tubes inserted to open blocked arteries — often done during an angiogram.
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ICD (Implantable Defibrillator)
A device that can correct dangerous rhythms — for patients at risk of sudden cardiac arrest.
Your device is check regularly.
Ablations
A procedure that corrects irregular heartbeats by carefully targeting the source of the problem in your heart’s electrical system.
TAVI
A less invasive way to replace a diseased heart valve, especially for patients who can’t have open heart surgery.
Cardioversion
A quick procedure to restore a normal rhythm — done safely under light sedation.
This is a day only procedure.
Cardiac MRI
A detailed, non-invasive scan that uses magnets and radio waves to capture high-quality images of your heart’s structure and function.
Transoesophageal Echo (toe)
An ultrasound performed under sedation using a small probe placed gently down the throat — giving close-up images of the heart.
