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1Make an Appointment
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You will contact our dedicated staff who will explain the process/fees, and then send you a confirmation.
2Seeing the Consultant
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During your consultation you will be given as much time as needed to discuss your concerns.
3Diagnostic Testing
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Non-invasive testing (in-house lab) with immediate results and fully electronic workflows.
4Specialist Tests
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Further tests may be required: Angiograms, MRI and CT Scans, Transesophageal echo
5Personalised Report & Follow-Up
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We will provide a management plan for you on the day, and produce a full report
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Get in TouchInsured Patients
If you have private medical insurance, you should contact your insurance company prior to your appointment in order to obtain a pre-authorisation code. Please note that, although we will invoice the insurance company directly on your behalf, the ultimate responsibility for payment lies with you and you will therefore be responsible for any shortfall should your insurance company fail to cover the full amount.
Please note that prior to all subsequent investigations and consultations you will need to contact your insurance company for confirmation of your entitlement to benefit. If you do not have private medical insurance you will be responsible for all costs incurred as a self-funding patient. Our price list is available on request and is on display in our waiting area.
Self-Funding Patients
We request that self funding patients settle all accounts on the day of consultation. We have credit card facilities. Patients who obtain letters of guarantee are requested to leave a copy with the PA. Quotations of estimated costs can be given on request.
Medical-Legal Cases
We do not undertake medical legal work.
Repeat prescriptions
We are happy to issue repeat prescriptions for our patients’ usual cardiac medication. However, dangerous errors can occur when requests are made by telephone and fax, so all requests must be made in writing.