Heart of Melbourne

23/12/2022

26/01/2022

Happy Australia day & Indian Republic day. 🇦🇺🇮🇳

25/12/2021

Cardiology clinic

08/04/2020

At Heart of Melbourne we continue to provide cardiology services. For your safety, where possible, we offer a remote consultation service from the convenience of your home. This includes video conferencing or phone consults. This only applies for certain criteria. Please speak to our support team for more information. https://www.hom.com.au/coronavirus

20/03/2020

We are still seeing all of our cardiology patients - both in person when necessary and by telehealth. We are continuing to provide all of our necessary cardiac tests for our patients and will accept all new referrals who will be seen promptly - call 1300122888

19/03/2020

Hand Hygiene - as we have heard from many sources - poor hand hygiene is imperative to help protect us all, especially our most vulnerable populations. Everyone needs to wash their hands!
World Health Organization (WHO)
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18/03/2020

We will be making sure our most at risk patients are still receiving their consultations. Given that seniors are in the high risk group for COVID-19, a telehealth consultation is the safest option for seeing our cardiologists. For more info contact 1300122888

17/03/2020

COVID 19 and the heart

As COVID-19 cases go global, a picture is emerging as to its CV impact and how cardiologists in hard-hit regions are coping.

17/03/2020

We are pre-screening all of our patients and utilising PPE at our clinics to try and stop the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). If you are experiencing cold or flu like symptoms, or if you have recently returned from overseas please call the clinic beforehand 130012288.

16/03/2020

Telehealth Consultations Update – all Cardiology patients

The current COVID-19 (CoronaVirus) outbreak around the world is calling for us to change our current practices. Based in the evidence and health for all, Heart of Melbourne Cardiology has made the decision to offer telehealth consultations to our patients considering recent research and current protocols.
The telehealth services will be available to the following groups:
- People undergoing self-isolation or quarantine under medical advice from a doctor
- People aged over 70
- Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander aged over 50
- People with chronic health issues or immunocompromised
- Parents with new babies and pregnant women
- Patients in vulnerable groups
- Patients with chronic conditions
New patients and patients requiring tests (ECG, Stress Echo etc) will still be seen at the clinic, however they will be screened beforehand via the telephone.
We will endeavour to fit in all patients and all urgent requests based on the referral documentation. Our aim is to keep our patients, staff and families safe. We thank you for your understanding and appreciation.

Please contact our Boronia site for more information on 1300 122 888

Cardiology clinic