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Heart Health

We work with you to understand your cardiovascular risk factors from cholesterol and blood pressure to family history and lifestyle and build a plan around what your results actually show. 

What We Offer:

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Cardiovascular risk assessment and blood testing

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Access to advanced imaging (such as CTCA) where clinically appropriate, guided by your doctor

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Personalised nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle guidance

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Coordination with your GP or cardiologist for diagnosis and ongoing management

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Regular monitoring so you can track changes over time

Understanding your numbers is the first step. Our expert doctors talk you through what your results mean, what’s within a healthy range, and what if anything is worth addressing, so you can make informed decisions about your heart health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is heart health and why is it important?

Heart health refers to the health and function of the heart and cardiovascular system. Maintaining good cardiovascular health is an important part of overall wellbeing and can involve managing factors such as blood pressure, cholesterol, physical activity, nutrition and lifestyle.

What are the main risk factors that can affect heart health?

Factors that can affect cardiovascular health include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, physical inactivity, an unhealthy diet, diabetes, family history and increasing age. Individual risk can vary, so discussing your personal circumstances with a healthcare professional can be helpful.

Can you have cardiovascular disease without noticeable symptoms?

Some cardiovascular conditions and risk factors may not cause obvious symptoms, particularly in their early stages. You can discuss your cardiovascular health even if you do not have noticeable symptoms .

What can a heart health clinic help with?

A heart health clinic can provide information, assessment and support relating to cardiovascular health and individual risk factors. Depending on your circumstances, this may include reviewing lifestyle factors, blood pressure, cholesterol and other relevant health information.

Can I have a heart health assessment if I have no symptoms?

You can discuss your cardiovascular health even if you do not have noticeable symptoms. Some cardiovascular risk factors may not cause obvious symptoms, and a healthcare professional can help determine whether assessment or monitoring is appropriate.

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