Every diagnostic test, explained clearly.

An ultrasound-based imaging test creating real-time images of the heart's chambers, valves and major vessels.

Valve disorders, heart failure, congenital defects, blood clots, pumping efficiency.

30–45 minutes.

No fasting required; wear comfortable clothing.

Monitors heart performance while you walk on a treadmill at increasing difficulty, simulating exertion.

Coronary artery blockages, exercise-induced arrhythmias, cardiovascular fitness.

30–45 minutes including recovery monitoring.

Avoid heavy meals, caffeine and smoking 2–3 hours prior.

Inflatable cuffs on the calves, thighs and lower body inflate and deflate in sync with your heartbeat, improving blood flow and building collateral circulation.

Chronic stable angina and coronary artery disease not suited to surgery.

35 one-hour sessions over ~7 weeks, 5 sessions/week.

Comfortable, loose clothing recommended.

In-house lab testing across blood sugar, HbA1c, lipid profile, kidney & liver function, thyroid, and routine panels.

Diabetic control, cardiovascular risk factors, organ function.

Most reports same day.

Fasting required for some panels — front desk will advise.

A small, portable device worn on the body that continuously records your heart's electrical activity over an extended period at home.

Intermittent irregular heartbeats, palpitations and rhythm disturbances that a routine ECG can miss.

24–48 hours of continuous wear.

No special preparation; continue normal daily activities while wearing the device.

Specialised wound care and dressing for diabetic foot ulcers, with regular monitoring to support healing.

Early signs of infection, poor circulation, and delayed healing risk in the affected foot.

Ongoing, based on ulcer severity and healing progress.

None required; bring previous dressing or wound-care records if available.

Structured, ongoing management and counselling for heart failure and related cardiac conditions — a continuing care relationship rather than a one-time test.

Heart failure progression, coronary artery disease, congenital heart disease, valvular heart disease.

Ongoing, with regular follow-up visits.

Bring prior test results and a current medication list to your first visit.

A focused screening panel covering the cluster of risk factors that together raise heart disease and diabetes risk.

Elevated blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol levels and abdominal waist measurement.

Typically completed in a single visit.

Fasting may be required for blood work — front desk will advise.

A structured, supportive programme for sustainable weight reduction, combining sleep screening with personalised dietary guidance.

Obstructive sleep apnoea (via sleep study) and dietary factors contributing to weight gain.

Ongoing programme with periodic check-ins.

None required for the initial consultation.