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Cardiologist Melbourne: Cardiology Information and Enquiries

Melbourne, Victoria

Explore general information about cardiology consultations and heart tests in Melbourne. Practitioner and clinic details are being confirmed.

Cardiologist holding a red heart

Request A Consultation

Send a general enquiry using the form below.

Do not include health details, referrals, medical records or photos containing health information. Not for emergencies. For urgent chest pain or severe symptoms, call 000.

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Cardiologist Services In Melbourne

Cardiology appointments can include a discussion of your health and, where appropriate, heart tests. The services, fees and practitioner details for this site have not yet been confirmed.

These are examples of cardiology tests. Their availability on this site has not been confirmed.

Cardiology Consultations

A full review of your symptoms, history and risk factors, ending with a clear written plan.

ECG

A quick, painless recording of your heart’s electrical activity, usually done at your consultation.

Echocardiogram

An ultrasound showing your heart’s chambers, valves and pumping strength.

Stress Testing

How your heart responds to exercise.

Holter Monitoring

A small wearable recorder that tracks your heart rhythm for 24 hours or longer.

24-Hour Blood Pressure

Readings across a full day and night for an accurate picture.

Pre-Operative Assessment

Heart checks before surgery, with a report for your surgeon and anaesthetist.

Heart Risk Review

Blood pressure, cholesterol and family history reviewed together, with a prevention plan.

Understanding Heart Tests

Learn about cardiology consultations and common heart tests. Availability and referral requirements depend on the provider.

Doctor explaining an anatomical heart modelYour first
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Heart scan images, ECG strip and stethoscopeHeart tests
explained

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral?

You need a current referral from your GP or another specialist to claim a Medicare rebate.

What should I bring?

Your referral, Medicare card, a list of your medicines and any previous heart tests.

When should I go to hospital instead?

Call 000 for chest pain, severe breathlessness, fainting or collapse.

Request A Consultation

Send a general enquiry using the form below.

Do not include health details, referrals, medical records or photos containing health information. Not for emergencies. For urgent chest pain or severe symptoms, call 000.

Your enquiry is sent to Ranked for handling. Privacy Policy.

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