Cardiovascular health at home
Cardiovascular assessment at your home to manage high blood pressure, look into palpitations or monitor your progress after a heart problem.
We do not handle life-threatening emergencies: call 112.
What it involves
For an older person or someone with heart disease, travelling to an appointment can be more tiring than the check-up itself. The doctor comes with a blood pressure monitor, a pulse oximeter and cardiac monitoring equipment, reviews your treatment and suggests regular follow-up with the same professional.
Have private health insurance? We work with insurers and intermediaries: ask during the call whether your policy covers the visit.
Step by step
No waiting rooms, no travelling: it all starts with a phone call.
Call us or fill in the form with your name, phone number and postcode. You can request it for yourself or for a family member.
A healthcare professional calls you, asks about the symptoms and confirms that a home visit is the right option. If it isn't, we will tell you.
The doctor takes measurements, examines you and reviews your treatment, and together you agree how often you should be checked again.
Frequently asked questions
Only if it is not life-threatening. Chest pain, especially if it feels like pressure or comes with sweating or shortness of breath, is a reason to call 112. We can come for mild palpitations, blood pressure checks or check-ups after an episode that has already stabilised.
A digital blood pressure monitor, a pulse oximeter and cardiac monitoring devices, as well as the usual examination equipment.
Yes. Whenever possible, regular check-ups are carried out by the same professional, so that they know your history and how you are progressing.
The doctor refers you for an ECG, echocardiogram or other tests, with a report covering what was assessed at home.
Request a visit and we will carry it out at your home, at the time that suits you best within our opening hours.
We do not handle life-threatening emergencies. For chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, signs of a stroke or heavy bleeding, call 112.
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