Electrocardiogram (ECG)
A quick, non-invasive recording of the heart’s electrical activity. It may help assess rhythm, rate and other electrical patterns when interpreted by your clinical team.
Learn about Electrocardiogram (ECG)General guidance for preparing for a cardiac investigation at OneCare Cardiology.
Preparation differs between tests. The clinic will give you specific instructions once the service is confirmed. Read them early and contact reception if anything is unclear.
Medication safety: Do not stop, delay or change any regular medicine unless a qualified clinician has specifically told you to do so.
A quick, non-invasive recording of the heart’s electrical activity. It may help assess rhythm, rate and other electrical patterns when interpreted by your clinical team.
Learn about Electrocardiogram (ECG)An ultrasound examination that creates moving images of the heart. It helps the cardiologist assess heart structure, valves and pumping function.
Learn about EchocardiogramA supervised assessment of how your heart responds to controlled exercise. Monitoring is performed throughout and the test is stopped when clinically appropriate.
Learn about Exercise Stress TestAn ultrasound assessment performed before and after supervised exercise. It combines information about heart movement with your response to physical activity.
Learn about Stress EchocardiogramA portable recorder that tracks heart rhythm during normal daily activity, commonly for 24 hours or longer. You will receive practical instructions for wearing and returning the device.
Learn about Holter MonitoringRequest a cardiology appointment or upload your referral for the clinic team to review. Urgent referrals should be discussed with the clinic directly.