Private Cardiology Services and Heart Screening in London
Comprehensive assessment across general cardiology, prevention, rhythm problems and cardiac devices, with wearables analysis and advanced imaging where clinically useful.
Symptoms, prevention and specialist treatment.
Chest pain
Assessment of possible cardiac and non-cardiac causes, with proportionate investigation where needed.
Chest-pain assessment →Breathlessness
Evaluation of heart function, valves, rhythm and cardiovascular causes of reduced exercise tolerance.
Breathlessness assessment →Dizziness
Review of symptoms, blood pressure, medication and rhythm recordings to identify likely causes.
Rhythm and symptom assessment →Blackouts
Assessment of unexplained fainting, including rhythm monitoring and specialist testing when appropriate.
Blackout assessment →Palpitations & rhythm
Evaluation of fast, slow or irregular heartbeats, atrial fibrillation and ectopic beats.
Heart-rhythm assessment →Risk & prevention
Blood pressure, cholesterol, family history, fitness, exercise and future cardiovascular risk.
Heart-health assessment →Wearables analysis
Clinical interpretation of smartwatch ECGs, heart-rate alerts, fitness trends and remote-monitoring information.
Wearables and heart data →Advanced diagnostics
Access to echocardiography, cardiac CT, nuclear imaging, cardiac MRI and specialist testing when clinically appropriate.
Advanced cardiac diagnostics →Pacemakers & defibrillators
Specialist advice, implantation and follow-up for pacemakers, defibrillators and complex cardiac devices, including MRI access.
Cardiac-device care →Focused information for common decisions.
CT coronary angiography
When CT can help assess the coronary arteries, how suitability is reviewed and what preparation may involve.
CT coronary angiogram guide →Cardiac MRI
How cardiac MRI assesses heart structure, function and tissue, with a protocol selected for the clinical question.
Cardiac MRI guide →Heart assessment for runners
Individual assessment for marathon and endurance training when symptoms, risk factors or relevant family history are present.
Running and heart assessment →MRI with a pacemaker or defibrillator
Protocol-led review of the MRI request, device system and leads, informed by Joint British Society guidance.
Device-MRI pathway →A consultation should reduce uncertainty.
- Understand the concern. Symptoms, medical history, family history, medication, lifestyle and available recordings or reports are reviewed together.
- Examine and interpret. Dr Bhuva explains which findings matter and which may be incidental.
- Choose proportionate tests. An ECG, ambulatory monitor, echocardiogram, exercise test, CT or MRI may be useful—but only when it is likely to change the answer or plan.
- Agree next steps. You receive a clear explanation of treatment, follow-up and when to seek urgent help.
Common booking questions.
Do I need a GP referral?
Self-pay patients can enquire directly. Some insurers require a GP referral and prior authorisation, so please check your policy.
Are tests included in the consultation fee?
No. Hospital and investigation fees are separate. Any recommended tests and likely charges should be explained before they are arranged.
Can I choose the clinic?
Yes, subject to availability. The office can discuss The Wellington, One Welbeck, Hendon Hospital and St John & St Elizabeth.
Arrange the right appointment for you.
New consultation £300 · Follow-up £200. Self-pay and insured appointments are available.