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Electrocardiogram & Heart Monitoring

Fee Schedule

Electrocardiogram

12 Lead ECG 

12 Lead ECG (with report)  

24-Hour ECG Monitor 

48-Hour ECG Monitor  

72-Hour + ECG Monitor                

         

Self funded

£89 

£129

£300

£350

£450                        

Insured

Billed directly 

Billed directly

Billed directly

Billed directly

Billed directly               

         

What to expect

An Electrocardiogram is a safe and easy scan that looks at the heart's rhythm and electrical activity of the heart. The information from this test, known as an ECG (or EKG), uses sensors (or electrodes) that are attached to the skin to detect electrical signals each time the heart beats. Your doctor might request an ECG if they feel you may have an abnormality with the electrical system of the heart. 

12 Lead ECG Recording

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ECG Holter (Heart) Monitor

A 12 Lead ECG is a quick and reliable scan that can be used to help diagnose a number of cardiac conditions. The test will take place at the clinic, during which electrodes are placed at 6 points on the chest, and one electrode on each limb. The combined recordings from all electrodes will be used to form the complete ECG. You might be required to remove your upper clothing and we may need to clean (or shave) the areas where electrodes will be placed for the procedure to ensure the best quality recording.. If you have any queries about this, then please get in touch.

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The ECG usually lasts a few minutes, and you should be able to go home after the test is complete.

Sometimes, a short 12-Lead ECG recording may not be enough to give your doctor all the information

they need in order to make a complete diagnosis, especially if your symptoms are not regular or happen at different times throughout the day. We are proud to work with Cardioscan to offer longer periods of ECG recording, which are safe, easy to use, and reliable. And best of all, the team at Cardioscan are able to provide assistance throughout the day if you have any issues.

 

With a range of recording options from 24 hours to 7 days, the 'myPatch Holter' is at the forefront of ECG monitoring and ensures high quality data recording while being free of placing any restrictions on you in your day to day life. It's like you won't even know it's there. 

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If you would like any further information about the device and the recording, click here.

For more information about CardioScan UK, you can read more here.

How to be referred

GP or Other Healthcare Professional:

Your GP or another clinician can refer you by sending a referral letter or completing our referral form and emailing it to info@heartsure.co.uk. Please confirm with your doctor whether you are self funding or using private health insurance.

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Self Referral:

You can self refer by completing our self referral form or contacting our team. Please check with your insurer first if you plan to use private health insurance, as some policies require a GP referral.

Clinic availbility

Our cardiologists run clinics throughout the week. Contact us and we will guide you to the most suitable consultant.

Covering your care

Heartsure provides competitive pricing. You can cover your care through private health insurance or by self funding.

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Private Health Insurance:

We work with all major UK insurers. Please confirm your cover and obtain an authorisation code before your appointment. If you cannot see your insurer listed, contact us.

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Self Funding:

You can pay by card, bank transfer, or secure online payment. Self funding patients must complete our Fees and Insurance form. Our fee guide is available on our website.

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More information:

For more information about Electrocardiograms, find a detailed guide here.

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