Do I need a referral to see a cardiologist?

In most cases, yes. A current GP referral helps us triage your appointment and ensure you see the right cardiologist for your needs.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Please bring your referral (if available), a list of current medications, and any relevant test results or imaging reports.

What tests can be arranged?

Depending on your referral and symptoms, we can organise investigations such as ECG, echocardiography, Holter monitoring, and cardiac imaging, where clinically appropriate.

How long does it take to get an appointment?

Appointment timing depends on availability and clinical urgency. We prioritise referrals that require a timely assessment.

Do you offer in-person appointments across multiple locations?

Yes. We consult across several clinic locations, allowing patients to choose a convenient site for in-person care.

How are fees and Medicare rebates handled?

Fees and rebates can vary depending on the consultation type. Our team will explain expected costs and rebates when you book.

How could a Telehealth consultation with a cardiologist help me?

Telehealth can provide earlier access to cardiology care than an in-person visit and reduce the time and cost of travelling to Perth or a larger centre. It can also help organise cardiac investigations in your local area before specialist review.

How can I request a Telehealth consultation?

You can organise a Telehealth appointment through your local doctor. You will require a current referral from your GP or specialist, as well as a recent ECG to be sent through. Appointments can be made with a practice nurse and/or your GP present, or from the comfort of your home.

Suite 41, Mount Medical Centre, 146 Mounts Bay Road, Perth WA 6000

151 Walcott St, Mount Lawley, 6050 (Located inside I-MED Radiology)

57 Murdoch Drive, Greenfields, WA 6210

290 Middleton Road, Centennial Park, 6330

Ground Floor, Prime House (Located at Omni Corde rooms), Cnr Davidson Tce & Shenton Ave, Joondalup WA 6027

265 Bannister Rd, Canning Vale, 6155 (Located inside I-MED Radiology)

41 Victoria St, Midland WA 6056 (within Omni Corde office)

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Appointments can be made at a time and location of your choice

Short wait times

Flexible scheduling of appointments allows for shorter wait times

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Consultations can be made with GP present for active team management.

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Our receptionist will help organise video calling to see your specialist in real-time

Telehealth

The team at eCardiology are passionate about integrating technology with Cardiology to provide expert clinical care to all patients, especially those living in regional or rural Australia. We believe that Telehealth can make specialist healthcare accessible in a timely and convenient manner, linking patients with Cardiologists with minimal wait times.

Our vision is to provide patients from across the country with videoconference access to high quality, contemporary Cardiologists trained at internationally renowned centres in Australia and around the world. This service can also be provided in conference with local General Practitioners to improve communication within the care team and reduced travel time and costs for patients.

All Telehealth consultations in regional and rural Australia are BULK BILLED, meaning no out-of-pocket expense to patients with a current GP referral. Patients are recommended to have an ECG and relevant documentation sent to us prior to new consultation.

How a Telehealth consultation works

1. Ask your GP or specialist for a referral. Your GP can send the referral and a recent ECG to eCardiology by fax to (08) 9468 5516, by email to admin@ecardiology.net.au, or through the For Doctors page.

2. Our reception team contacts you to book a time. Telehealth consultations for patients in regional and rural areas are bulk billed with a current GP referral. Complex patients may not be suitable for Telehealth consultation.

3. Complete the Patient Registration Form before the appointment, including an up-to-date list of your medications.

4. You receive an SMS link before the appointment. No app is needed: a phone with a camera, a tablet or a computer with a stable internet connection is enough. If video is not possible, the consultation is held by phone.

5. Your GP or practice nurse can join the consultation. Any tests needed, such as an ECG, echocardiogram or Holter monitor, can be arranged in your local area or at an eCardiology testing site in Perth CBD, Joondalup, Mandurah, Albany, Canning Vale or Midland.

Dr Kim Kuy Be consults by Telehealth only; Dr Justin Teng, Dr Primero Ng and Dr Anand Venkataraman also offer Telehealth appointments.

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A Telehealth appointment lets you speak with a cardiologist via video on your mobile device, tablet, laptop, or computer, which allows a detailed review of your symptoms, results, condition and treatment, similar to an in-person visit. You’ll need a device with a camera and microphone, as well as a stable Internet connection. Once your appointment is confirmed, you’ll receive an SMS link that connects directly to the video call – no apps needed. If your device doesn’t support video, we’ll use a standard phone call instead. There will be time to ask questions during your appointment. Please complete the Patient Registration Form beforehand, including an up-to-date medication list and any relevant medical documents.