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Overview
Cardiac care covers the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels. Treatment ranges from medicines and lifestyle changes to angioplasty, bypass surgery and valve procedures, and the right option depends on your tests, symptoms and overall health.
Pathways
The right option depends on your diagnosis, test results, symptoms and general health.
Assessment and treatment for narrowed or blocked heart arteries, including medicines, angioplasty and bypass surgery.
Evaluation and treatment of valves that leak or do not open fully, including repair or replacement.
Diagnosis and treatment of irregular heartbeats, including medicines, ablation and device implants.
Medicines, device therapy and, in selected cases, surgery to support a weakened heart.
Assessment and treatment of heart conditions present from birth or involving heart structure.
Risk assessment, screening and lifestyle guidance to help reduce the chance of heart disease.
Treatments
A cardiac specialist should explain the benefits, risks, alternatives and likely recovery for your case.
Surgery that creates new routes for blood to reach the heart muscle around blocked arteries.
Treatment for a damaged valve using repair techniques or a mechanical or tissue valve.
A procedure to open narrowed arteries and place a stent to help keep them open, in selected cases.
An imaging test that shows blockages in the heart arteries.
An ultrasound scan that shows heart structure, valve function and pumping strength.
Devices used to manage certain rhythm problems, in selected patients.
A procedure to treat selected abnormal heart rhythms.
Detailed imaging used when more information is needed.
Surgical correction of selected heart conditions present from birth.
A supervised programme of exercise, education and support after treatment.
Care desk
Cardiac treatment is tailored to each patient after clinical review of symptoms and test results. MedMax helps you organise the information and questions you need to make that decision.
Help you share relevant reports, ECGs, echocardiograms, angiograms and scans for specialist review.
Clarify proposed treatment options and request an itemised written estimate from the hospital.
Help you plan hospital stay, recovery, travel timing and follow-up care.
Causes
High blood pressure and high cholesterol
Diabetes and obesity
Smoking and tobacco use
Family history, age and previous heart conditions
Physical inactivity, stress and an unhealthy diet
Treated
Procedures
Why this pathway
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Heart tests can find problems before they cause serious symptoms.
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Early assessment may open up non-surgical options and help reduce the risk of complications.
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A written plan helps you compare treatments, hospital stay, recovery time, costs and aftercare.
Timing
Book an appointment for chest discomfort on exertion, breathlessness, palpitations, dizziness, or a known heart condition that needs review.
Seek urgent medical care for new or worsening chest pain, fainting, or breathlessness that is getting worse.
Call emergency services immediately for chest pain with sweating or pain spreading to the arm or jaw, sudden severe breathlessness, or signs of stroke. Do not travel or wait for an online enquiry.
After the theatre
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Many heart procedures are planned, which gives you time to compare options. Share your records, ask for a written plan, and confirm the surgeon, hospital and accreditation before you decide. If your symptoms are new or getting worse, seek medical care near you first.
Send your reports and scans for review so you have a clearer plan, realistic expectations and a list of questions before any decision about travel
Share your reports and we’ll help you organise a specialist review. Suitability for any treatment is decided after clinical assessment
It depends on your symptoms, examination and tests such as ECG, echocardiography or angiography. A cardiologist can explain the diagnosis and compare suitable options, including non-surgical ones.
Costs vary by procedure, implant or valve type, hospital, room category and complexity. Ask for an itemised written estimate after assessment; this page does not promise a fixed price.
No. Many heart conditions are managed with medicines, lifestyle changes or catheter-based procedures. Surgery is considered when these are not enough or when the condition requires it.
It depends on your condition. Some patients are stable enough to travel for planned treatment, while others need urgent care close to home. Your cardiologist must advise on fitness to travel.
It varies by procedure and patient. Your cardiac team can give a case-specific timeline for hospital stay, rehabilitation and return to normal activities.
Yes. You can share reports, ECGs and imaging for review, and the treating team will advise on any further tests needed.
Timing depends on the procedure and your recovery. Ask your doctor about clot-prevention steps and any travel restrictions.
You may need medicines, tests and review with a local cardiologist. Ask the hospital for a discharge summary, operative notes and test reports to share with your home clinicians.
Stay active, eat a balanced diet, avoid tobacco, manage blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes, and attend recommended check-ups.
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