Rapid Chest Pain Assessment

If you've had chest pain, a normal ECG and normal blood tests are reassuring — but they don't rule out narrowing in the arteries that supply the heart. That's why you may have been advised to see your GP and wait for a routine cardiology referral. It's the correct next step, but it can take weeks, and it can leave you without a definitive answer in the meantime.

If you'd rather not wait in that uncertainty, WellHeart offers direct specialist assessment. A consultant cardiologist reviews your history in person and, where it's warranted, you have CT coronary angiography — a detailed scan of the heart's arteries — reported by our consultant cardiac radiologist. You leave with a diagnosis and a clear management plan, usually within a few days.

This service is for people who have already been assessed and told they are not in immediate danger.