Cardiology consultations
A focused review of your concerns, relevant medical history and existing records, with space to discuss the questions that matter to you.
Specialities / Cardiac sciences
A clearer conversation
about your heart.
From your first consultation to an ongoing care plan, understand what is being considered, who is involved and what comes next.
Specialist-led. Carefully explained.
Heart care, with context.
Bring your history and your questions. We help you make sense of the conversation around them.
Cardiac investigations
When clinically appropriate, your specialist may discuss tests such as an ECG or echocardiogram and explain what each is intended to assess.
Prepare for your visitOngoing coordination
Follow-up conversations to review findings, revisit your questions and coordinate the next part of your care with the relevant team.
Meet your specialistThe first conversationLess uncertainty.
Less uncertainty.
More understanding.
Your consultation is a place to put information together, not a test you need to prepare answers for.
01
Your story first
Discuss your concerns, previous care and relevant family history. Existing reports help your specialist understand what is already known.
02
Explain the clinical question
Understand what your clinician is assessing and why further investigation may or may not be recommended.
03
Make the plan understandable
Ask about next steps, follow-up and which questions still need an answer before a decision is made.
Connected decisionsOne conversation.
One conversation.
The right people around it.
Some decisions need more than one perspective. Your cardiologist can coordinate with other specialists when your care requires it.
We believe you should understand who is involved, why a recommendation has been made and what you can ask before moving forward.
Our approach to careMeet your specialist
Dr. Arjun Rao.
Cardiac sciences
Arjun focuses the consultation on clear explanations, considered investigation and a follow-up plan patients can understand.
Can I ask for a review of an existing recommendation?
You can request a consultation to discuss existing reports and a proposed plan. Bring as much relevant information as you have so the specialist can consider it in context.
Do I need tests before my first visit?
Do not arrange new tests solely for this appointment unless your care team has specifically asked you to. Bring existing records; your specialist can discuss whether further investigation is appropriate.
How do I organise the practical details?
Use the visit page to choose a department and preferred date. The AI Care Guide can also help you find appointment steps and hospital information.