Four questions. A clear answer. And if the answer concerns you — a cardiologist who will sit down and explain exactly what it means.
The executive who has been ignoring chest tightness for six months.
The retiree whose GP flagged an irregular rhythm.
The adult with a family history who needs someone to translate the echo results.
Answer four questions. Get an honest read on where you stand.
What Happens Next
You get 45 minutes. Not 15. The kind of appointment where someone actually reads your notes before you walk in, and asks the question your GP didn't have time to ask.
No referral required
You can book directly. We will request records from your GP with your permission — but you do not need their blessing to start.
Prepared, not surprised
We send a short questionnaire 48 hours before your appointment so the time is spent on answers, not paperwork.
A clear next step before you leave
You will never walk out of this clinic not knowing what happens next.
Initial Consultation
The Conversation
Your story, in your words
We start by listening — not reading a referral letter.
Walking through your history
Symptoms, family context, lifestyle. Everything matters here.
Drawing the picture together
We sketch out what we know, what we need to confirm, and exactly what happens next.
Questions to bring:
Every test we order has a reason, and we explain it before we run it. No unexplained procedures. No waiting three weeks to hear what the results mean.
Results are reviewed by your cardiologist — not a registrar, not a letter — and explained to you in a follow-up call or appointment within 72 hours.
On the day of your results
We pull the chair closer. We draw the picture. We use the word "normal" when something is normal, and we use precise language when something isn't. You leave knowing exactly what your heart is doing.
Electrocardiogram
5 minA photograph of your heart's electrical activity. Detects irregular rhythms and signs of previous cardiac events.
Echocardiogram
30 minAn ultrasound of your heart in motion. Shows how your valves open and close, and how well each chamber is pumping.
Exercise Stress Test
45 minWe watch how your heart responds to controlled exertion. Reveals problems that only appear under load — the ones a resting scan misses.
Additional tests — Holter monitoring, CT coronary angiography, and blood panels — are ordered only when the initial results indicate they are necessary. We explain every decision.
Every result, every measurement, every recommendation — compiled into a single page you keep. Not filed somewhere. Yours.
The Heart Map is a plain-English summary of your cardiac profile: what we found, what it means, what we're watching, and what the plan is. Updated after every visit.
Sent to you
PDF within 24 hours
Sent to your GP
With your permission
Updated each visit
Running history
Plain English
No medical shorthand
Personal Cardiac Profile
Your Heart Map
Prepared for
Richard Callahan
Feb 26, 2026
Next step
Follow-up echocardiogram in 12 months. Low-sodium diet reviewed. Beta-blocker dose unchanged. All results filed to your GP.
A single-page guide covering the 12 questions every adult should be able to answer about their cardiac health — and how to get the answers.
Risk factors explained
Tests to request
Screening schedule
Questions for your doctor
You don't need a GP letter to see us. You need 45 minutes, the questions you've been carrying, and someone willing to answer them properly.
Available This Week
We'll confirm by email within 2 hours during business hours.